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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 14 (October 1906) (1906)

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hether the life of the added ingredients lime will burn, and expansion and disintegration will will be found that the density of a sand mixture is will be as great asi the life of the cement. follow. These difficulties are overcome by the use There are also numerous methods of waterproofing greatly… … The top mask is a mechanical contrivance made by the Thinkit Indians of S. E. Alaska. On the top is a jumping-jack. The bird'seyesand bill and the mouth and limbs of the manikin are worked by strings pulled by the wearer. The figure at the lef r. is set on top of a Burial Masks from Prince William…

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