Журнал Вокруг Света 1968 номер 4

The issue features a variety of articles, notes, and illustrations, including: A deer in a remote forest (presumably in Siberia), shed deer antlers, and sketches of Lapp life. Articles on volcanic activity and photographs of an eruption. Wildlife images, including bear and wood grouse tracks. Historical and ethnographic essays—from a tethered warrior in Africa to the ritual Japanese dance "Miyaki Odore." An article, "Stubborn Little Luxembourg," dedicated to one of the smallest countries in the world. An article, "An Expedition of Good People," with a photograph of men in formal shirts and ties, trapped in capsules. Architectural monuments of the Mayan civilization (Chechén Itzá is mentioned). A historical and mythological article, "Women Who Passed into Legend," dedicated to the Amazons. The story "Traps of the Earth," as well as unusual materials about the confrontation between camels and traditional fishing in India. The popular "Colorful World" column with short, curious facts, the article "Their Little Parises," and footage of cars crossing a ford.