Tales of the Tiger By Robert Randall PHOTOGRAPHS BY THE AUTHOR A N D W E N D Y WEEKS The reader will recall that after a pleasant stay v/ith A u c a Indians (during which the explorers

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• Classical cipher
• Computer programming
• Four-square cipher

Boise Forest Explorers Trees Where and when did you go and look at trees ? What is

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Episode 11, 2005: Long Expedition, Omaha, Nebraska Wes: Our next story takes us on a 200-year-old journey into the virgin wilderness of the Great Plains. Autumn, 1819. A steamship carries a team of explorers into the Mis

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• Lewis and Clark Expedition
• Louisiana Purchase
• Missouri River
• Presidency of Thomas Jefferson
• Next Magazine
• Omaha
• Nebraska
• History of the United States
• History of North America
• Geography of the United States
• Exploration of North America

Nature words instructions: Want to talk like a park ranger? Use this vocabulary sheet to help your child learn and use new nature vocabulary. Use these words to talk about and describe your explorations with nature in yo

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• Amphibian
• Insect
• Metamorphosis
• Sleep
• Bee
• Wild Animal Baby Explorers
• Biology
• Zoology
• Frog

INDEX TO THE NORTHERN MARINER/ L E MARIN DU NORD VOLUME XII (2002) ; ARTICLES Bolotenko, George, "The Icebreaker Mikula Selianinovich[removed]): To Russia

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• Alessandro Malaspina
• Malaspina Expedition
• Archer
• Exploration
• Travel
• Spanish explorers

Chapter Two 2.0 HISTORY The history of Pennington County is long and varied. Prior to the arrival of white explorers and later settlers, the indigenous Native Americans held the land which now constitutes Pennington Cou

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• Black Hills
• Rapid City metropolitan area
• Great Sioux War of 1876–77
• Black Hills National Forest
• Lakota
• Sheridan Lake
• Rapid City
• South Dakota
• Buffalo Gap National Grassland
• Mount Rushmore
• Geography of South Dakota
• South Dakota
• Geography of the United States

History and Significance The Historic Setting The Anza expedition of[removed]took place because of a unique combination of political, economic, religious, and military circumstances. In 1773, when Anza was planning his t

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• Spanish colonization of the Americas
• Californios
• Spanish explorers
• New Spain
• Juan Bautista de Anza
• Colonial Mexico
• Alta California
• Fernando Rivera y Moncada
• Pedro Fages
• History of North America
• California
• History of the Americas

Program Overview Topic:  Geology Theme:  Geology is an essential part of understanding our planet, both past and present. Program Description:  Bad or good! It depends on your perspective. To early explorers, the

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• Paleontology
• Badlands
• Geomorphology
• Sedimentology
• Zoology
• Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology
• Joseph Tyrrell
• Trace fossil
• Sedimentary rock
• Geology
• Biology
• Tyrannosaurs

Grand Canyon Youth and Global Explorers “Leading the Way” Soundscape Project Laura Levy Soundscape Program Science and Resource Management Grand Canyon National Park

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• Colorado River
• Sound
• Grand Canyon
• Lumberjack
• Soundscape
• Canyon
• Geography of the United States
• Geography of Arizona
• Colorado Plateau

NASA/TM—2008–[removed]Heliophysical Explorers (HELEX): Solar Orbiter and Sentinels Report of the Joint Science and Technology Definition Team (JSTDT) A joint effort of NASA and the European Space Agency—ESA—public

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• Plasma physics
• Sun
• Solar telescopes
• Space telescopes
• Solar Sentinels
• Solar Orbiter
• Heliosphere
• Solar wind
• Corona
• Space
• Astronomy
• Space plasmas