Album presented to Ambroise-Bernard Sompayrac by his older brother, Charles Emile Sompayrac (1813–1878), sister-in-law, Marie Clarisse Prudhomme (1813–1904), and their daughters, Clarisse B. and Helena H
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Album presented to Ambroise-Bernard Sompayrac by his older brother, Charles Emile Sompayrac (1813–1878), sister-in-law, Marie Clarisse Prudhomme (1813–1904), and their daughters, Clarisse B. and Helena H
Watkins (American, 1829–1916) 1867, printed ca. 1876 Sutro Tunnel Shaft No. 3
The location and orientation of this cave may have been the impetus for the Pyramid of the Sun’s alignment and construction.
Excavations in 1971 directly under the Pyramid of the Sun revealed a tunnel-like
Watkins (American, 1829–1916) 1867, printed ca. 1876 Sutro Tunnel Shaft No. 3
Album presented to Ambroise-Bernard Sompayrac by his older brother, Charles Emile Sompayrac (1813–1878), sister-in-law, Marie Clarisse Prudhomme (1813–1904), and their daughters, Clarisse B. and Helena H
Watkins (American, 1829–1916) 1868–69, printed ca. 1876 Sutro Tunnel Shaft
The practice of building sepulchral mounds and burying treasures with the dead was transmitted to Japan from the Asian continent about the third century A.D.
first time, and Sueki were fired in a Korean-style anagama kiln, made of a single tunnel-like
Album presented to Ambroise-Bernard Sompayrac by his older brother, Charles Emile Sompayrac (1813–1878), sister-in-law, Marie Clarisse Prudhomme (1813–1904), and their daughters, Clarisse B. and Helena H
Watkins (American, 1829–1916) 1867, printed ca. 1876 Sutro Tunnel Shaft No. 3
Watkins (American, 1829–1916) 1867, printed ca. 1876 Sutro Tunnel Shaft No. 3
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1924–2022 New York, New York) 1964 Entrance to Lincoln Tunnel
