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The Amazonian Basin, where these young AmerIndians fish in the ancient way, is being opened to the traveller on organized tours of all kinds. But ther(...)
The Amazonian Basin, where these young AmerIndians fish in the ancient way, is being opened to the traveller on organized tours of all kinds. But ther(...)

The Amazonian Basin, where these young AmerIndians fish in the ancient way, is being opened to the traveller on organized tours of all kinds. But ther(...)

Date1/7/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Amazonian Basin; where these young AmerIndians fish in the ancient way; is being opened to the traveller on organized tours of all kinds. But there's still room for those who want to go on personal trips of exploration into the jungles and streams of the world's last great primitive jungle. All you have to do is seek out a guide in Manaus or other river ports; agree on a price and you're set to go.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0024236F
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