Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.162 No. 5 November 1982 with SUPPLEMENT

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.162 No. 5 November 1982

Featuring:

The Anasazi

They built giant pueblos, irrigation works, and an intricate society, and then they dispersed. Thomas Y. Canby travels the Southwest on the trail of one of prehistoric North America's most advanced-and mystery-shrouded peoples. Photographs by Dewitt Jones and David Brill, paintings by Roy Andersen.

Pueblo Artistry in Clay

Traditions and methods 2,000 years old guide Southwest potters in the creation of modern masterpieces. A ceramics genealogy and appreciation by David L. Arnold.

Inside the Hopi Homeland

Jake and Susanne Page record beliefs and customs that sustain the Hopis as they face the twin pressures of neighboring Navajos and the white man's society.

The Making of America

A new map series portrays the changing cultural and historical landscape of our nation, region by region, starting with this issue's supplement, The Southwest.

The Lost Fleet of Kublai Khan

Rescued from invasion by the kamikaze divine wind-Japan twice in the 13th century repelled the awesome forces of Kublai Khan. Marine engineer Torao Mozai and photographer Koji Nakamura report on recovery of artifacts from those battles.

Heat Portrait of the Shuttle

Computer-painted infrared images record the landing of the orbiter "Columbia" last July 4 after its fourth mission. Text by Cliff Tarpy.

The Disaster of El Chichón

Rivaling Mount St. Helens, a little-known Mexican volcano exploded last spring. Guillermo Aldana E. and Kenneth Garrett capture the fire and ash on film; Boris Weintraub relates the horror of the volcano's victims. Geologist Robert I. Tilling warns that El Chichón's aftermath may affect world climate.

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