Himalayan peaks and ancient cities cited in climbers report
The article surveys Manga Parbat and Nanga Parbat height rankings, noting Everest as the highest. It describes mountain geology, glaciers, and climbing routes in the Himalayas. It also references ancient Sodom and Gomorrah excavations and artifacts from the Dead Sea region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manga Parbat
Bulletin
Mount
Everrat
Earth
Everest
India
Kasiumir
Fragmentary note on Sodom and Gomorrah fire traces
Report discusses biblical destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah with claims of fire traces in ruins, mentioning Pontifical context and dates around 2100 BC. It notes violent conflagrations and layered sediment, with uncertain geography and interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodom
Mountaineers to Storm World’s Tallest Peak Challenge
A Washington based National Geographic Society bulletin reports climbers plan a bold ascent to heights never before reached by humans. The expedition will include Gettings and American climbers with local guides from India aiding the ascent as part of a global mountaineering endeavor.
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Gettings
India
Bulfein
Washington, D. Co
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