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Delta of North America Giant Bubber Refill-Red
$49.95
Discover the joy of carving in a soft compound that leaves clean, sharp lines and amazing imprints. Bubber is non-toxic, leaves no stain or residue and never dries out, so you can play with it over and over. Great for developing fine motor skills!

North Carolina Tar Heels - UNC Pedestal Pub Table NCAA College Athletics Style 1
$370.00
Our Pedestal Pub Table stands 42" tall with a 24" table top surface. School logo is approximately 14" high and is also applied with a digitally printed high pressure laminate. This table is also commercial grade. Base is black brush finish with a matte table top.

Weekend Explorer Redding, California
$14.95
Episode HighlightsJump a wave wakeboarding, experience the thrill of waverunning, and enjoy BBQ cooking in a hot tub while houseboating on scenic Lake Shasta in Northern California. Tour one of the United State,s largest dams, enjoy the incredible mountain scenery of the Lassen Volcanic National Park, walk among giant ancient stalactites in Shasta Caverns, explore the wildlife of Turtle Bay, and catch a rainbow trout while enjoying a fishing float trip. Series DescriptionJoin the adventure as Emmy awarded host Jeffrey Lehmann takes you to incredibly scenic travel destinations around the world in this award winning series. Each episode features a unique destination's best kept secrets and traditional landmarks. Shot in state of the art 1080i High Definition, the series airs on over 210 PBS stations nationwide, HBO in Europe, Delta Airlines In-flight, and elsewhere.

Introduction to Handbook of American Indian Languages plus Indian Linguistic Families of America North of Mexico (Bison Book #301)
$16.95
"Combined here are two classics on the nature of native languages of North America: Boas' famous 1911 essay pointing to new methods of research and Powell's pioneering 1891 work on classification." - "Scholarly Books in America". "Two cognate essays - the first by the world famous anthropologist Franz Boas, expounding his phonetic and grammatical principles in evaluating Indian languages, and the second by the first director of the Smithsonian Institution's Bureau of Ethnology, John Wesley Powell, which classifies the various 'Amerindian' groups on the basis of language - though issued years ago as Bulletins of the Bureau of Ethnology - are still regarded as fundamental to all subsequent work on the subject." - "The World in Books". "Both works...are of immediate and continuing value, not only to students of linguistics but to all Americanists and anthropologists in general...it must be stressed that all...later work stems directly out of the pioneering papers here presented." - Preston Holder, in his preface.