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Soil bank 4 ft. deep in fore - grasses above with scattered trees and the Bohma in back. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 15, 1920]

Soil bank in fore - darker at surface foot, reddish becoming lighter below. Sisal above with trees growing up above sisal, just beyond. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 11, 1920]

Soil bank, uniform reddish soil - with Manihot above, a dense forest - interspaced with native grasses and shrubs. Coconut palms grow here to some extent. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 30, 1920]

A photograph of a soil bank, a gravelly grey soil with the upper foot being darker. Above the soil bank is a grass area and shrubs.

A photograph showing detail of a soil bank cut at side of the track with plants growing above the soil cut with the roots of those plants peaking out from the soil bank.

A photograph of the soil bank, showing a peculiar gravelly streak. The soil bank is along the side of the railroad track with a village with people standing outside in the background.

A photograph of a soil bank. The grass is about 2 feet high and the soil is 10 feet deep but completely disintegrated to 5 feet. There is cymbopogon on the bottom of the cut.

A profile photograph of the soil and grass cover. The surface soil is 3 feet deep and dark chocolate colored with the soil below being lighter in color.

A photograph of Amatongas forest. There is deep reddish soil under the forest trees.

A photograph of 14 inches of red soil above the grey rock.

Mother Sofia Garcia de Durgin, left, and daughter Sofia Durgin de Tequida, right. This photograph was taken in Agua Prieta but both women lived in Douglas, Arizona. Sofia Durgin de Tequida is the grandmother of Sonia C. Pivaral.

Important milestones during and part of the Protestant Reformation.

An image of a man on crutches walking between lines of cars on the road, viewed from a bridge.