National Geographic January 1966 | Amazon, Saudi Arabia & Antarctic Seals

Vintage, collectible 58+ Yrs Old edition
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This vintage issue of National Geographic from January 1966 features stunning photography and in-depth articles covering a range of fascinating topics. Highlights include:
- The Waurá: Brazilian Indians of the Hidden Xingu – A peaceful indigenous group in the Amazon, preserving their pottery-making traditions.
- Stalking Seals Under Antarctic Ice – Scientists dive beneath the ice to study Weddell seals, learning how they navigate, forage, and breathe.
- Saudi Arabia: Beyond the Sands of Mecca – An American photojournalist captures Islam’s holiest sites, Bedouin camps, Nabatean ruins, and oil refineries.
- Finding Rare Beauty in Common Rocks – A petrographic microscope reveals abstract colors and patterns in stone, resembling modern art.
- Profiles of the Presidents: The Atomic Age – The final installment of a series on U.S. Presidents, covering Franklin D. Roosevelt to Lyndon B. Johnson.