| Sir Norman Lockyer - 1872 - 574 sider
...large birch trets complete with bark, branches, and roots. At first sight they appear well preserved, but on digging them up they are found to be in a thorough...state of decay. On being lighted they glow, but never burst into flame. The inhabitants use them for fuel. They call them Adamoushtshina (ie of Adam's time).... | |
| Thomas Rupert Jones - 1875 - 906 sider
...Birch-trees, coin" plete with bark, branches, and roots. At first sight they appear " well preserved, but on digging them up they are found to be in " a...of decay. On being lighted they glow, but " never burst into flame ; the inhabitants use them for fuel ; they " call them Adamoushina, or, ' of Adam's... | |
| Thomas Rupert Jones - 1875 - 908 sider
...large Birch-trees, complete with bark, branches, and roots. At first sight they appealwell preserved, but on digging them up they are found to be in a thorough...state of decay. On being lighted they glow, but never burst into flame ; the inhabitants use them for fuel ; they call them Adamoushina, or, ' of Adam's... | |
| Thomas Rupert Jones - 1875 - 920 sider
...Birch-trees, com" plete with bark, branches, and roots. At first sight they appear " well preserved, but on digging them up they are found to be in " a...thorough state of decay. On being lighted they glow. '*"' " never burst into flame ; the inhabitants use them for fuel ; ^J " call them Adamoushina, or,... | |
| James Cocke Southall - 1875 - 662 sider
...large birch-trees complete with bark, branches, and roots. At first sight they appear well preserved, but on digging them up they are found to be in a thorough state of decay. The first living birch-trees are not now found nearer than 3° to the south, and then only as shrubs.... | |
| James Cocke Southall - 1878 - 466 sider
...large birch-trees complete with bark, branches, and roots. At first sight they appear well preserved, but on digging them up they are found to be in a thorough state of decay. The first living birch trees are not now found nearer than 3° to the South, and then only as shrubs."... | |
| James Cocke Southall - 1878 - 464 sider
...large birch-trees complete with bark, branches, and roots. At first sight they appear well preserved, but on digging them up they are found to be in a thorough «tate of decay. The first living birch trees are not now found nearer than 3° to the South, and then... | |
| Henry Woodward - 1880 - 636 sider
...banks of the lakes and rivers, are found large birch trees, complete, with bark, branches, and roots. At the first glance they appear to have been well...Adamovshtshina, or of Adam's time. The first living birch tree is not found nearer than three degrees to the north, and then only in the form of a shrub... | |
| Henry Woodward - 1880 - 650 sider
...banks of the lakes and rivers, are found large birch trees, complete, with bark, branches, and roots. At the first glance they appear to have been well...Adamovshtshina, or of Adam's time. The first living birch tree is not found nearer than three degrees to the north, and then only in the form of a shrub... | |
| 1885 - 1118 sider
...rivers, large birch trees, complete, with bark, branches and root. At the first glance they appeared to have been well preserved by the earth ; but, on...emit a flame: nevertheless the inhabitants of the neighborhood use them as fuel, and designate these subterranean trees as Adamoushtshina, or of Adam's... | |
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