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Annual report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. By. John Wesley Powell, Director of the Bureau of Ethnology @ Smithsonian Institution
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E. G. Squier & Edwin H. Davis's Smithsonian's - "Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley" - Volume 1, published, 1848
Study of The Mortuary Customs, pg. 87
Study of The Mortuary Customs, pg. 87
Fig. 1 - Quiogoz0n or Dead House
Fig. 1 - Quiogoz0n or Dead House
Parsee Tower of Silence, pg. 105
Parsee Tower of Silence, pg. 105
Fig. 46 - Grave Posts
Fig. 46 - Grave Posts
page 197
Pima burial
Pima burial
page 98
pg. 227
pg. 227
Innuit of Unalaklik
Innuit of Unalaklik
page 156
Sign Language
Sign Language
Fig.194
Fig.194
page 376
Fig. 64 - Ancient Greek vase
Fig. 64 - Ancient Greek vase
near page 286
Method of Recording Indian Languages
Method of Recording Indian Languages
The phrase “and it came to pass” occurs in the Book of Mormon 1,381 times. It occurs 526 times in the Old Testament and 87 times in the New Testament. This fact suggests that the phrase “and it came to pass” is Hebrew in origin... 7th century AD Maya ruins of Palenque manifest the phrase “and then it came to pass”
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