NICE Hardcover no dust jacket.1968 211 glossy pages with beautiful color pictures. 10.25x7.00x0.75 Nice COFFEE-TABLE Book. ABOUT SAMOANS PEOPLE, FOLK, DANCE, OCEAN, TOURISM AND MORE

Isles of the South Pacific,

Maurice Shadbolt

Olaf Ruhen

The National Geographic Society

Discovering Man's Past in the America's chronicle human development in the Western Hemisphere from Ice Age wanderers to builders of mighty empires that astounded 16th century Spanish Conquistadors.The setting for this absorbing story reaches from Alaska to the tip of South America.

Discovering Man's Past in the Americas

History

George E. Stuart

Americas

1970 National Geographic Society. Hardcover with dust jacket. Includes National Geographic Traveler's Map of Italy. Standard Book Number: 0870440918.

The Renaissance Maker of Modern Man

World

The editors of National Geographic have produced another great book: Clues to America's Past is brought to you in wonderful detail through vivid photography and engaging, informative text.

Clues to America's Past (Special Publications Series 11)

Robert L. Breeden

The Egyptian civilization is one of the oldest known to mankind. This book gives an overview of it, letting readers know about such things as how and why the Pyramids were built, the role religion played in the lives of ancient Egyptians, and the use of hieroglyphs by the people to tell their history. Since the National Geographic Society is known for its superb photographs of natural wonders around the world, it's no surprise to see this book filled with photographs-both in color and black and white-showing various aspects of Egyptian culture. There are shots of archaeologists at work at excavation sites around the country, colorful photographs of the Pyramids, black and white shots of hieroglyphs, as well as many more of paintings, sculpture, and drawings. Additionally, articles by scholars specializing in Egyptian culture and civilization, appear in the book. Among the Egyptologists contributing to the presentation of the book's wealth of information about Egyptian civilization are Karl W. Butzer, Virginia Lee Davis, I.E. S. Edwards, Barbara Mertz, William H. Peck, Edna R. Russmann, William Kelly Simpson, and Anthony J. Spalinger.

Journey Across Russia: The Soviet Union Today (The National Geographic Society)

Travel

Bart McDowell

Africa

How Things Are Made

Gray, Ralph (editor)

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America's Spectacular Northwest

Mark Miller

Cynthia Russ Ramsay

Rowe Findley

Robert W. Madden

Bill Richards

Beautifully bound and illustrated coffee-table book featuring America's Atlantic Isles: New Brunswick to New Hampshire, Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, Rhode Island to New Jersey, Virginia and North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, and the Islands of Florida.

America's Atlantic Isles

H. Robert Morrison

Christine Eckstrom Lee

National Geographic Photographer's Field Guide

Arts & Photography

Moldvay, Albert

Photography & Video

From the flyleaf ---"....Today there are more than 300 wildlife refuges in the United States, where managers carefully maintain habitat, food supplies, and water especially for the animals.  Some plant crops for their charges; some build levees to conserve wetlands.  Still others preserve or try to restore native grasses ...  Though less famous than our National Parks, the refuges are larger in total acreage and include an astonishing variety of ecosystems...." learn more in this beautifully illustrated book

Wild Lands for Wildlife: America's National Refuges

Noel Grove

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