Ancient American Dwellings Revealed by Smithsonian Study
Smithsonian findings suggest east of the Mississippi population never exceeded 250000. Native homes ranged from Pawnee semi subterranean houses to grand cliffside apartments of Moki and Zuni. Spherical California Todians, basketlike Wichita lodgings, and Tiburon island huts illustrate diverse pre Columbian architecture.
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California
Southwest
Mexico
Sonora
Philadelphia
Lower California
Tiburon
Gulf
North America
Veoezula
Venice
Zeuglodon Skeleton Impresses at National Museum Exhibit
The Washington National Museum showcases a seventy foot zeuglodon skeleton dated under 100000 years, a predatory mammal once ruling warm seas. Its massive teeth and long tail indicate a fierce hunter, with fossil bones abundant in Mississippi and Alabama.
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NUE Nationale Museum
Washington
Mississippi
Alabama
Sko
Koch
Diamonds in Arkansas Pipe Draws Global Attention
Diamonds reportedly found in an Arkansas pipe near Murfreesboro Pike County. Over 2000 stones extracted from a surface scratch average under a half carat with the largest at 18.75 carats. The clay and rock pipe is two and a half miles from Murfreesboro and 1800 feet wide at the mouth.
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Kimberley
Barnato
Solomon Shoes
Arkansas
Murfreesboro
Pike County
Ark
Telescopic Views Of Ancient Planets And Photographs
Telescopic photography presents Jupiter and Saturn as oversized, hot worlds suspended in atmospheric vapors. The article notes earthlike shrinkage over eons and predicts similar futures for the gas giants after cooling and development. It highlights the novelty of viewing these huge planets through modern telescopes and telephoto imagery.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Gaturo
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America
United States
Smithsonian Institution
Mississippi River
Uch
Potomac
Chesapeake
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Alaska
Kansas
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Borgon
Plank
Venezuela
Ocean
Mace
Arkansas Diamond Field
Harvard Observatory
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