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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 12 (September 1903) (1903)

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. As a result of these early investigations, been buried, judging from the broken skulls and all was at the Isthmus. Here the dead' were buried in there is a good Californian collection in England, one layers, the writer, by trenching, tracing them to the limbs. This had been the location of a… … na, as it was called, died, he was buried in a not as a rule curiously adapted to it. Again, shallow grave in or hear his hut, and all his Implement Collectors on the Rocky Cliff, San Clement's Island there is a fascination in finding ancient imple- household goods were placed by his side— ments…

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