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The Pride of a Nation
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- ISBN8227384942
- EAN9798227384942
- Date de parution01/02/2025
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
John, a Zimbabwean archaeologist, discovers a loose leaf map of The Great Zimbabwe in an old book. The map shows a structure that was thought to be the treasury of the ancient civilisation that built The Great Zimbabwe. The location is now just vacant land at the UNESCO World Heritage Site. He enlists the aid of a mining magnate to fund exploration and works with his assistant Sarah to find the treasury.
They find much more than they bargained for. Colonists believed that the indigenous people did not have the skills to build the structure and spread this as propaganda. John and Sarah discoveries reveal the truth about who built The Great Zimbabwe. Their discoveries vindicate the Shona people. But what happened to the the tribe that built it and the 20 million ounces of gold that the ancient civilisation mined?This novel takes the reader on a journey from the 12th century to modern times.
They find much more than they bargained for. Colonists believed that the indigenous people did not have the skills to build the structure and spread this as propaganda. John and Sarah discoveries reveal the truth about who built The Great Zimbabwe. Their discoveries vindicate the Shona people. But what happened to the the tribe that built it and the 20 million ounces of gold that the ancient civilisation mined?This novel takes the reader on a journey from the 12th century to modern times.
John, a Zimbabwean archaeologist, discovers a loose leaf map of The Great Zimbabwe in an old book. The map shows a structure that was thought to be the treasury of the ancient civilisation that built The Great Zimbabwe. The location is now just vacant land at the UNESCO World Heritage Site. He enlists the aid of a mining magnate to fund exploration and works with his assistant Sarah to find the treasury.
They find much more than they bargained for. Colonists believed that the indigenous people did not have the skills to build the structure and spread this as propaganda. John and Sarah discoveries reveal the truth about who built The Great Zimbabwe. Their discoveries vindicate the Shona people. But what happened to the the tribe that built it and the 20 million ounces of gold that the ancient civilisation mined?This novel takes the reader on a journey from the 12th century to modern times.
They find much more than they bargained for. Colonists believed that the indigenous people did not have the skills to build the structure and spread this as propaganda. John and Sarah discoveries reveal the truth about who built The Great Zimbabwe. Their discoveries vindicate the Shona people. But what happened to the the tribe that built it and the 20 million ounces of gold that the ancient civilisation mined?This novel takes the reader on a journey from the 12th century to modern times.
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