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Alone. Unable to speak any known language. This mystery woman’s castaway tale captured 19th-century imaginations and inspired the novel Island of the Blue Dolphins. Scholars today are diving deeper into her history and trying to determine: Who was she really? |
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PHOTOGRAPH BY JULIA ZAVALISHINA, SHUTTLESTOCK |
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