Merely to inhabit a desert demands much skill, craft, experience and travel. For the numerous
nomadic tribes of Africa and the Middle East, living ancestors of the Egyptians, Jews and …

IT may perhaps be thought superfluous to touch upon a subject already examined by so many
travellers1 and especially after the report by M. Couyat5. Indeed the latter's com plete and …

… Murray was therefore right to insist on the name Trogodytica and Trogodytai, English
Trogodytes. The original draft of his paper contains a footnote to the title:'Not Troglodytes. There are …

The susceptibility of mice to seizures at hyperbaric pressures of oxygen (OHP) was placed
on a quantitative basis and compared with the corresponding rate of decrease in brain GABA …

IN egypt, 6000 years ago, when the latest" rainy interlude" began to wane, neo? lithic
tribesmen from both sides flocked into the Nile Valley and there perforce exchanged a pastoral …

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a recently-defined variant of recurrent major depression
which is understood as having a uniquely biological aetiology. Notwithstanding the …

… Though the advance of desiccation has driven away to the south the giraffe, the oryx, the
wild ass and the ostrich, and perhaps caused the extermination 1 GW Murray, "Graves of oxen …

… tógo, šogórti for dau, tắwo, sewárti), and the still more remarkable cases where k equals f
(as in kólŏd, kordye, kŭalel for falat, faršu, faler) may be explained by supposing an original gw, …

Children obtain much of their early knowledge informally through first-hand observations (eg,
children as little scientists). Though the “little scientist” approach has a strong history within …

This paper adheres strictly to the textbook definition of" artesian water" as that derived from
springs which rise above the surface of the ground by natural hydrostatic pressure, as they do …