Indian trails

NAHA Aromatherapy Journal (formerly Scentsitivity) 3327 W.Indian Trail road, PMB 144, Spokane WA 99208, USA... 

Meyer, W. E., Indian Trails of the Southeast, Bureau of American Eth-... 

Well, almost. There are a few streets—among them Lincoln, Archer, and Blue Island—that follow old Indian trails and thus deviate from the geometric logic. 

The clay mineral or mixture was reacted with the aqueous NaOH solution for about 20 minutes at room temperature and then was irradiated in a Microwave Drying/Digestion System (Model MDS-81, GEM Corporation, P. 0. Box 9, Indian Trail, N.C. 28079) at 500 watts (2.45 GHz) for 30 seconds to 3 minutes. The sample was then filtered, water washed, and air dried. 

Although this compound has not yet been identified in the Eucalyptus wood fed upon by N. exitiosus, it has been isolated from Indian incense cedar Commiphora mokul (28). Thus, as in the case of R. flavipes, the compound reported to be the trail pheromone of exitiosus may represent a plant natural product. 

Back to South America, in the appendix of his book The Rivers Ran East, about exploring the headwaters of the Amazon, Leonard Claik lists many native Indian pharmaceuticals known at the time, approximately about 1946. Other descriptions contained in the text, if not specific, are certainly intriguing. Earlier, as has been indicated. Colonel P. H. Fawcett had made a number of entries in his journals, published as Lost Trails, Lost Cities. It may be assumed that many more are known today, as studies of the Amazonian rain forest proliferate, before time runs out, in the face of its continued destraction. 

Round off the end of the arrow and saw a notch in it three-quarters of an inch deep, to receive the head. Glue the point in place and bind it, while the glue it soft, with button-hole silk thread. You now have an Tndian bow and Indian arrows such as were carried on buffalo hunts and the war trail by the warriors of the plains a hundred years ago. 

Because continental basaltic volcanism rarely leaves a trail of the kind found in the oceans, and oceanic hot-spot trails in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans are poorly known prior to this date, there is only fragmentary knowledge of their spatial distribution prior to 130 Ma (Figure 3.12), although the temporal distribution of flood basalts suggests that hot-spots have been a long-term feature of the Earth s surface (Prokoph et al., 2004, Ernst and Buchan, 1997). 

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