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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 15 (April 1906) (1906)

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h and age from the mountains along the upper river and its move this deposit, it is believed that the work which half as wide. tributaries is greatly increased by the melting snow is now being done will permanently keep the river in Although the rectangular form of the clay document and ice.… … erosion of the sediment letter of 2400 B. C. and held in solution enlarged later. The clay of the let- the new channel from ter was molded and in- its original dimensions scribed as were the or- to a width varying from dinary business docu- 600 to no less than 2,000 ments, and when finish- feet in…

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