The Panama Canal Review 16, November
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In the Ethnology section are many exhibits representative of Indian tribes that still reside on the Isthmus, and the exhibits are arranged to show the life and customs of Panama's contemporary Cunas, Chocoes, and Guaymies.
The second floor of the Museum is largely given over to natural history exhibits. Here are displayed the huge bones of the Eremoterio, a gigantic sloth that roamed Panama 50,000 years ago.
Over the display case, on the wall, is a large painting of this prehistoric giant, the ...work of Mrs. EJva Fair- child, wife of Dr. Graham Bell Fair- child, entomologist at Gorgas Memorial Hospital.
On the second floor, too, is a display of a collection of minerals and semi- [irecious stones presented to the Muse- 12 November 1966 um by the Canal Zone Gem and Mineral Society in 1961.
Prof. Mendez is responsible for inter- change with other museums outside Panama, and in many problems of iden- tification and classification of new speci- mens that are part of the natural history collection, the Smithsonian Institution of the United States lent a hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Ethnology section are many exhibits representative of Indian tribes that still reside on the Isthmus, and the exhibits are arranged to show the life and customs of Panama's contemporary Cunas, Chocoes, and Guaymies.
The second floor of the Museum is largely given over to natural history exhibits. Here are displayed the huge bones of the Eremoterio, a gigantic sloth that roamed Panama 50,000 years ago.
Over the display case, on the wall, is a large painting of this prehistoric giant, the ...work of Mrs. EJva Fair- child, wife of Dr. Graham Bell Fair- child, entomologist at Gorgas Memorial Hospital.
On the second floor, too, is a display of a collection of minerals and semi- [irecious stones presented to the Muse- 12 November 1966 um by the Canal Zone Gem and Mineral Society in 1961.
Prof. Mendez is responsible for inter- change with other museums outside Panama, and in many problems of iden- tification and classification of new speci- mens that are part of the natural history collection, the Smithsonian Institution of the United States lent a hand.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 16, November?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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