Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 5 May 1983

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.163 No. 5 May 1983

Featuring:

The Wonderful Brooklyn Bridge

On its 100th birthday, one of the world's great engineering achievements remains hale and hearty. John G. Morris and Donal F. Holway pay their respects.

Brooklyn: The Other Side of the Bridge

The Dodgers are gone, but New York City's most populous borough still holds 2.2 million diverse and disputatious people. Alice J. Hall and Robert W. Madden explore this quintessential bit of America.

Ethiopia: Revolution in an Ancient Empire

Nine years after Emperor Haile Selassie was deposed, Ethiopian literacy, health, and welfare are on the upswing. But the political rigors of a Marxist-Leninist leadership show no signs of softening. Article and photographs by Robert Caputo.

Henry VIII's Lost Warship

For more than four centuries the Mary Rose kept her secrets. Archaeologist Margaret Rule tells the story of a great English naval disaster, and of discovery and raising of the wreck. With paintings by Richard Schlecht, introduction by Peter Miller.

Tasmania's Wild Side

In the rugged southwest corner of Australia's island state, a battle rages: conservationists versus dam builders. Carolyn Bennett Patterson and photographers David Hiser and Melinda Berge record what may be lost forever if a mammoth hydroelectric project goes through.

The Roadrunner: Desert Clown

Seemingly zany antics are part of savvy survival by a flightless but fast-stepping member of the cuckoo family. By Martha Whitson and Bruce Dale.

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