National Geographic Magazine – September 1968, Afghanistan, Brazil, Rhode Island

NOTE: Found Page 371/372 Completely Torn out, If there are any more issue I simply overlooked seeing them.

Vintage, collectible 57+ Yrs Old edition
Supplements: No

- Afghanistan: Crossroad of Conquerors – A staff writer joins Tajik horsemen in buz kashi, a rough game that reflects the fighting spirit of tribes dwelling in the landlocked crossroads of Central Asia.
- Saving Brazil’s Stone Age Tribes From Extinction – Brazilian brothers administer Xingu National Park as a refuge for tribal peoples endangered by white miners and foreign diseases
- New Tools for Undersea Archeology – A seasoned marine archaeologist describes the technology that permitted him to locate and excavate ancient wrecks, including a Byzantine and Roman ship, off southwest Turkey in the Aegean Sea
- New England’s Lively Experiment, Rhode Island – Taking a chance on religious liberty
- Air Rescue Behind Enemy Lines – In acts of death-defying courage, the U.S. Air Force’s Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service