- romanized: Yam-Sup̄, lit. '
Reed Sea'),
sometimes translated as
Reed Sea, is the body of
water where Crossing the Red
Sea happened in the
story of the...
- (1989). "The
mangrove reed warblers of the Red
Sea and Gulf of Aden coasts, with
description of a new
subspecies of the
African Reed Warbler Acrocephalus...
- The
Donner Party,
sometimes called the Donner–
Reed Party, was a
group of
American pioneers who
migrated to
California in a
wagon train from the Midwest...
- Lou
Reed. "The
Conqueror Worm" "Overture" "Old Poe" "Prologue (Ligeia)" "Edgar
Allan Poe" "The
Valley of Unrest" "Call on Me" "The City in the
Sea/Shadow"...
-
Reed Tablemount (also
referred to as
Reed Bank,
Recto Bank and
several other names) is a
large tablemount or
guyot in the
South China Sea north-east of...
- Cư
Festival Nộn Khê
Festival Embroidered handicrafts in Hoa Lư
District Sea reed handicrafts in Kim Sơn
District Ninh Bình is
located 91 km from
Hanoi and...
-
Reed boats and rafts,
along with
dugout canoes and
other rafts, are
among the
oldest known types of boats.
Often used as
traditional fishing boats, they...
- A
sea is a
large body of salt water.
There are
particular seas and the
sea. The
sea commonly refers to the ocean, the
interconnected body of seawaters...
-
Walter Reed (born
Walter Reed Smith,
February 10, 1916 –
August 20, 2001) was an
American stage, film and
television actor.
Reed was born in 1916 in Fort...
- John Payne's love
interest in
Edward Small's
Raiders of the
Seven Seas (1953).
Reed pla**** the role of Alma "Lorene" Burke,
girlfriend of
Montgomery Clift's...
