At the southeastern extremity was picked up a badly baked hand-made earthenware vase with four handles.
At its southeastern entrance is the landlocked body of water known as Caldera or Kettle Bay, claimed to be the best harbor on the southern coast of the Republic.
Two rivers in the southeastern peninsula, the Macoris and the Soco furnish valuable outlets for the products of the sugar estates on their banks.
The largest expanse of level land on the island is the great plain which forms the southeastern part of the Dominican Republic.
Geomys bursarius occupies much of the Great Plains, whereas Cratogeomys castanops is found only on the plains in the southeasternpart of the state.
As a matter of fact, the rain-bearing winds bring rain only to the eastern and southeastern part of the continent.
Almost the entire eastern shore section is well adapted to the production of lemons, oranges, and figs, while in the southeastern part all kinds of temperate-zone fruits flourish.
In White Canyon of southeastern Utah are Edwin, Carolyn, and Augusta Bridges--magnificent structures of pink sandstone carved in lines of classic symmetry and possessing gigantic proportions.
There are a few tribes of natives that much resemble the peoples of Samoa and Hawaii; there are also other tribes that resemble the Malays of southeastern Asia.
The southeastern part of Utah is overlaid with strata of red and yellow sandstone hundreds of feet deep.
Perhaps there is no part of the United States more healthy and at the same time more deadly than the southeastern part of California, embraced in those indefinite areas called the Mohave and Colorado deserts.
As a trader he is unsurpassed, and Arab traders control the interior commerce of western Asia and northern Africa just as the Chinese control the trade of southeastern Asia.
Because it is well watered, thesoutheastern part was selected as best adapted for colonization.
A good example (figure 161) is of red sandstone, from southeastern Missouri; it is the only pipe in the entire collection of the Bureau on which is shown any attempt at ornamentation.
There are a number of small pebbles, thin and flat, with a hole drilled near the edge, from southeastern Tennessee, North Carolina, and southeastern Arkansas.
From southeastern Tennessee and North Carolina there are several pieces of steatite, which may have been for sinkers.
Intergradation has been noted in specimens from the eastern and southeastern shores of Great Salt Lake.
This subspecies of Dipodomys ordii, inhabiting west-central Colorado and southeastern Utah, is darker than any other subspecies with which its range comes in contact.
Southeastern Humboldt and northern Lander counties, Nevada; marginal occurrences, all in Nevada, are: 7 mi.
Extreme southwestern Saskatchewan and southeastern Alberta, eastern half of Montana, northern Wyoming and probably extreme western North Dakota; marginal localities are: 50 mi.
Southeastern Utah, northeastern Arizona to immediately south of the Little Colorado River, northwestern New Mexico and extreme southwestern Colorado; marginal occurrences are: in Arizona, 20 mi.
Known occurrences and probable geographic range of the subspecies of Dipodomys ordii in the southeastern fourth of the range of the species.
Southeastern Nevada and western Beaver and Millard counties, Utah; marginal occurrences in Nevada, 2 mi.
The San Juan Country: a geographic and geologic reconnaissance of southeastern Utah.
No specimens are available from the southeastern part of the range of D.
French Indo-China occupies perhaps two-thirds of that great bay-window-shaped peninsula which protrudes from the southeastern corner of Asia.
Where one whale is now seen off the southeastern coast of Africa, twenty were seen in former times, when the inhabitants of the country were few.
Similarly, semi-independent military communities for centuries made a continuous line of barriers against the raids of the steppe nomads along the southern and southeastern frontiers of Russia, from the Dnieper to the Ural rivers.
The East Indies and Ceylon have been so many offshore stations whence, first through the Portuguese, and later through the Dutch and English, European influences percolated into southeastern Asia.
Russia had for several centuries such a neighbor in the Tartar hordes along itssoutheastern frontier, and therefore its history received an Asiatic stamp; so, too, did that of Austria and Hungary in the long resistance to Turkish invasion.
Far away, on the remote southeastern outskirts of the island world of the Pacific, a parallel is presented by little Easter Isle.
The impressive fact about "Wallace's Line" is the depth of the narrow channel which it follows through Lombok and Macassar Straits and which, in recent geological times, defined the southeastern shore of Asia.
Germany has demonstrated this in her long history as intermediary between the nations of southeastern and western Europe.
Only the coast provinces of Hejaz, Yemen and Hasa are subject to Turkey, while the tribes of the interior and of the southeastern seaboard are wholly independent.
Conquered by the island empire in 1592, it paid tribute for nearly three centuries and yielded to its foreign master the southeastern port of Fusan, the Calais of Korea.
The Malays, too, were probably sprung from the soil of southeastern Asia and spread thence over their close-packed Archipelago.
The government has launched a multimillion-dollar development program in the southeastern region, which includes the building of a dozen dams on the Tigris and Euphrates rivers to generate electric power and irrigate large tracts of farmland.
The regiment instead ran headlong into an intricate series of Japanese emplacements which marked the southeastern end of the main Japanese defenses.
Mount Suribachi dominated both potential beaches, but the 3,000 yards of black sand along the southeastern coast appeared more sheltered from the prevailing winds.
A result of these studies is the recognition of two heretofore unnamed subspecies of the northern pocket gopher in southeastern Wyoming.
Of the six or seven pines of the southeastern United States, this species covers a larger area and ascends the slopes of the Alleghany Mountains far enough to meet the northern species, P.
It ranges over the sandy plain that borders the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico, from southeastern Virginia to eastern Texas.
Among the Pines of the southeastern United States it is the only species with late bark-formation, and is therefore easily identified.
This species ranges from southeastern New York to northern Florida, to West Virginia and eastern Tennessee, and through the Gulf States to eastern Louisiana, eastern Texas, southern Missouri and southwestern Illinois.
A bushy tree, similar in foliage to the preceding species, growing at the timber-limit from Colorado through Utah, central and southern Nevada and northern Arizona into southeastern California, but separated from the nearest station of P.
It is native to southeastern China and follows the valley of the Yangtse River into Szech'uan.
Western Long Island to central Georgia and north Alabama, and from eastern Tennessee to southern Indiana and southeastern Ohio.
This species is confined to low wet lands from southeastern Virginia to northern Florida and central Alabama.
Under whatever form constituted, the alliance of the Balkan States is essential to the existence of the countries of Southeastern Europe.
The Russian offensive in Southeastern Galicia, designed to relieve this situation, has been a complete failure.
Southeastern Theatre of War--East of Przemysl the general situation is the same.
In the Southeastern Theatre--On both sides of Tarnogrod Austro-German troops yesterday drove the enemy back toward a branch of the Tanew River.
Southeastern Theatre--South of the Pilica, troops under General von Woyrich have taken several advanced enemy positions during the last few days.
In the southeastern theatre the situation to the east of Przemysl remains unchanged.
Atlanta is the headquarters of the Southeastern Tariff Association.
Atlanta's advantages as a distributing point are shown by the central location with reference to Southeastern towns.
It was with an unpleasant feeling that I took these cuttings from southeastern Spain, and brought them to America.
This is a view in one of these hillside plantations of southeastern Spain with two of the almond growers.
This picture on the screen was taken in southeastern Spain.
He passed rapidly up the steep slope, Kabir following noiselessly; and, as they drew near the gate of Dawn, the southeastern opening in the defending wall, Charmides saw a strange thing.
It forms the southeastern extremity of the coast of Brazil, and in clear weather can be seen, it is said, forty miles or more away.
It then continues a southeastern course to the Missouri, in N.
The Ohio meanders along the southeastern and southern parts of the State for 350 miles.
Company E of the 128th Infantry then passed through Company C and launched an attack against the Japanese-held knolls on the southeastern end of the ridge.
In the meantime Company I moved to the left and against stiff resistance secured a ridge later known as Corkscrew Ridge, which was about 1,200 yards southeast of OP Hill and which formed the southeastern spur of Breakneck Ridge.
The Getz family was a perfectly familiar type among the German farming class of southeastern Pennsylvania.
When a man from Juneau speaks of Alaska he means the southeastern coast.
The whole southeastern sky was filled with great luminous bands of alternate purple and crimson.
But ahead all the snow was most beautifully and delicately tinted from the reflection of the dawn on ragged shredded clouds that streamed across the southeastern sky.
