National Geographic Magazine– August 1974, Phoenicians, North Korea, New Zealand

Vintage, collectible 51+ Years Old edition
Supplements: No

Highlighted Features:
- The Phoenicians, Sea Lords of Antiquity – Exploring the maritime prowess of the ancient Phoenicians, who spread their alphabet and trade across the Mediterranean.
- Rare Look at North Korea – The first American photojournalist in 25 years documents life inside the secretive nation.
- New Zealand’s North Island: The Contented Land – A deep dive into the people, agriculture, and industry thriving in New Zealand’s northern half.
- Wisconsin’s Menominees: Indians on a Seesaw – Examining the impact of federal policies on the Menominee tribe’s survival and autonomy.
- How the Decoy Fish Catches Its Dinner – Scientists uncover the rare decoy fish off Hawaii, revealing its unique hunting strategy.
- The Maligned Coyote – A Wyoming field study challenges misconceptions about the coyote’s solitary nature, highlighting its strong family bonds.