Searching for lost kingdoms

[Golden Warrior]

Searching for lost kingdoms

The jungles, high plains and mountain ranges of South America are full of secrets, and the search for the ancient civilisations which inhabited them continually throws up surprises.

In a new television series for BBC 4, Lost Kingdoms of South America, archaeologist and Americas curator at the British Museum Dr Jago Cooper explores mountain citadels and sprawling stone ruins to learn about the peoples who lived in them long before the arrival of the Incas and Spanish conquistadors.
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Music by KPM Music. Slideshow by Paul Kerley. Publication date 12 January 2013.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20975815

[Golden Warrior]

Searching for lost kingdoms

The jungles, high plains and mountain ranges of South America are full of secrets, and the search for the ancient civilisations which inhabited them continually throws up surprises.

In a new television series for BBC 4, Lost Kingdoms of South America, archaeologist and Americas curator at the British Museum Dr Jago Cooper explores mountain citadels and sprawling stone ruins to learn about the peoples who lived in them long before the arrival of the Incas and Spanish conquistadors.
Continue reading the main story

Click bottom right for image information. All images subject to copyright.

Music by KPM Music. Slideshow by Paul Kerley. Publication date 12 January 2013.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20975815

[BlueHue2]

WHAT ABOUT  Narnia ? or Terrabitha ?
You know, I thin k that the " TARZAN" stories actually were written
for the central American region and later transferred to Eastern Africa
wheer TARZAN found OPAR( Opir)

WAIT, a Strong Man, fighting Lions and Panthers,
In his colourfull underpants, with a golden belt,
doesn't that remind one of the traveling Circusses ?
with their cardboard contraptions of" Lost Kingdom sceneries "?!