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Here is a guide to tracing the footsteps of a few.
With four hours to fill, the time was certainly available to devote to tracing these characters.
From there, it is a short step to tracing the sound and influence of the sea.
Tomorrow at 9 p.m., viewers can learn the secrets to tracing their lineage in a two-hour special on the History Channel.
Tracing Your Army Ancestors Simon Fowler, Pen and Sword Books, 2006, £9.99 Broad and invaluable guide to tracing your military ancestors.
Mapping a Vermont aquifer and measuring its contents is thus akin to tracing a Jackson Pollock painting — there are numerous units, of irregular dimensions, to delineate.
The president-to-be does not even make an appearance until Chapter 7, and more than 150 pages are devoted to tracing his parents' peregrinations and family roots.
Her name was Elizabeth Knowlton and she had read his postings about his search on the message boards of a Web site devoted to tracing ancestors.
In addition to tracing the history of the pilgrimage, the exhibit explains the purpose of the Hajj in Islam and the Muslim beliefs that inform the many rituals.
(The video is now circulating on YouTube and is also available at sombath.org, a site put up by Mr. Sombath's friends and dedicated to tracing his whereabouts).
One country remained reticent — the country where the outbreak appeared to have begun, and whose cooperation was key to tracing how the disease emerged.
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