Searching for the treasure of pirates

Author: De. Serafino by Wang Xuemei et al. translated
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Publishing Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Every year, people of various skin colors on Earth set out to explore the traces of hidden treasures. They consult a vast amount of ancient documents and books from archives and arrive at remote places based on inferred routes. With all the advanced tools available at their time, they traverse dense, shadowy primeval forests, cross surging rivers, and enter deep, unfathomable underground tunnels. Why dig through deep sand with various machinery? Why do so many people get excited, rush, and even sacrifice themselves for secrets yet unseen? Because "who hasn’t dreamed of suddenly discovering a hidden treasure one day? It’s a dream of escaping daily life and pursuing a free existence, a dream with a certain element of adventure." It is precisely this dream that leads them toward the unknown. The author of this book has closely followed the situation of ancient lost pirate treasures for many years, conducted detailed explorations, and summarized numerous valuable experiences. This book, with comprehensive materials and concise writing, takes you to the real geographical stage of the history of European and American pirate development, allowing you to clearly overlook many historical events related to ancient mysterious treasures and ultimately discover the faint light of humanity in these events.