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Frederick K. Morris
Roy Chapman Andrews wrote about Frederick K. Morris in two books. Here is what each book says, with excerpts.
- 1884–1943
Under a Lucky StarRoy Chapman Andrews
Frederick K. Morris, geologist and Berkey's partner in mapping the rocks of central Asia. The two co-authored the expedition's geological volume.
…On the third night, Berkey and Morris computed our position from star sights.…Listen from here · chapter 19, 20:53…Morris killed five vipers in his tent and Wang found a snake coiled in his shoe.…Listen from here · chapter 24, 11:05 - 1922–1925
On the Trail of Ancient ManRoy Chapman Andrews
Frederick K. Morris, geologist and Berkey's partner in mapping the rocks of central Asia. The two co-authored the expedition's geological volume.
…We stopped only long enough to look about us however, for Berkey and Morris were at once convinced that the geology of the Pass would require a careful study to be…Listen from here · chapter 6, 4:56…was so apparent that we were in an important region that Berkey and Morris decided to make a geological and topographical map of it, to serve as a type section of…Listen from here · chapter 9, 6:12
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