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Curse of the Pharaohs

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Curse of the Pharaohs

By: Zahi Hawass
Narrated by: Firdous Bamji
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Called back to Egypt to complete the excavation conducted by the recently-murdered Lord Baskerville, Amelia and Emerson encounter a tomb the locals believe to be cursed.

©1981 Zahi Hawass (P)1990 Recorded Books Ancient Ancient Civilizations Biographies Education & Learning
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Unusual Perspective

I enjoyed this short audibook, which deals with an aspect of archaeology that is rarely discussed. However, it seems to consist of personal annecdotes derived from the author's experience as an archaeologist and the history of Egyptian archaeology that have nothing to do with the current summary (on 27.05.2024) which describes a fictional work.

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