National Geographic Magazine December 1967 | Mars, Chesapeake Bay & Holy Land

Vintage, collectible 58+ Yrs Old edition
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This vintage issue of National Geographic features stunning photography and in-depth articles covering a range of fascinating topics.

- Mars: A New World to Explore – A Harvard astronomer speculates on the secrets of the red planet, as new technology promises to unlock its mysteries.
- Where Jesus Walked – A look at ancient traditions that persist in the Holy Land, offering insight into biblical history.
- Eyewitness to War in the Holy Land – An American photojournalist recounts firsthand experiences during the Six-Day War of May 1967.
- The Sailing Oystermen of Chesapeake Bay – A feature on skipjack sailboats, once vital to Maryland’s oyster industry, now facing extinction.
- Jamaica Goes It Alone – A former British colony, Jamaica celebrates its fifth year of independence
- New Scarlet Bird in Florida Skies – A bird lover imports scarlet ibis eggs from Trinidad, leading to generations of salmon-pink offspring in Miami