Digging For Truth

Talking Stones

De: Ephraim Gazit

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

How does the excavation site in Idaho compare to those in places like Luxor or Timbuktu?
Beneath the surface lies the universal pursuit of archaeology, unearthing truths that have long been obscured by time. Archaeology serves as a bridge between written records and tangible evidence, seeking to validate historical accounts and provide context for humanity's collective journey.
In this captivating book, the author vividly portrays the life of John, a young archaeologist whose journey takes him to excavation sites across the globe. While working in Alaska, his team uncovers startling evidence that reshapes the story of who first discovered America. These groundbreaking revelations spark John's professional curiosity, leading him to Eastern Asia, particularly Mongolia. In this vast and awe-inspiring landscape, John achieves both personal and professional fulfillment. He forms a profound bond with Arzi, a Mongolian partner, forging a compelling narrative of cultural and emotional connection.
The author skillfully weaves an intricate tale of East meeting West, culminating in a surprising and unforgettable conclusion.