Vintage NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.172 No. 5 November 1987 with SUPPLEMENT

A Vintage copy of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine Vol.172 No. 5 November 1987

Featuring:

Süleyman the Magnificent

Merle Severy and James L. Stanfield chronicle the great Turkish sultan who raised the Ottoman Empire to its zenith in the 16th century, pitting East and West in a holy war of terrorism, hostages, and intrigue that echoes in today's headlines.

New Mexico: Between Frontier and Future

High technology has come to this land of three cultures and infinite sky, and New Mexico will never be the same state again. Bart McDowell and photographer Danny Lehman investigate the changes that growth brings.

Scorpionfish: Danger in Disguise

The most horrific and beauteous of venomous fishes whose spines can be deadly-are caught on film by David Doubilet in the Gulf of Aqaba.

Haiti-Against All Odds

Amid continuing political turmoil, the Western Hemisphere's poorest nation struggles simply to survive. Charles E. Cobb, Jr., and photographer James P. Blair report.

Columbus's Lost Colony

On Haiti's north shore, archaeologist Kathleen A. Deagan and her colleagues believe they have found the first Spanish settlement in America, La Navidad. Photographs by Bill Ballenberg.

West Indies Map

A double-sided supplement explores islands crucial to the "Making of America."

The Pumphouse Gang Moves to a Strange New Land

Anthropologist Shirley C. Strum discusses her continuing study of a fascinating troop of Kenya baboons after its move to a new habitat.

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