National Geographic Magazine (Volume 162, Nos. 1-6, July-December 1982)

Article number 10161548

Complete original U.S. run of National Geographic Magazine, Volume 162, Nos. 1-6, July through December 1982, with the original accompanying maps and supplements present. The six richly illustrated issues cover Willa Cather, the earliest known Maya, Sindbad's legendary route, Carrara marble, the Ivory Coast and a Peruvian pilgrimage; Florida, bluefin tuna, Paraguay and Papua New Guinea; Theodore Roosevelt's wilderness legacy, the ancient city of Jenne-jeno, avalanches, the Bahamas and America's national forests; the microchip revolution and Silicon Valley, Thailand and Alaska's Pribilof Islands; the American Southwest, the Anasazi, Pueblo pottery, Kublai Khan's lost fleet, the Space Shuttle and the El Chichón eruption; and ancient Egyptian remains in Gaza, Herculaneum, New Hampshire, lion family life and the Mediterranean.