Clive Cussler and Dirk Pitt Revealed By Clive Cussler with Craig ...

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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Grand Museum.Museum in Boston that was robbed in April 1990 of artwork valued at two hundred million dollars. Gaskill, Davis.U.S. Customs Service special agent. Works undercover specializing in the smuggling of antiquities. An eighteen-year veteran of the Customs Service, he looks more like a football coach than a government agent. An African American, he has gray hair, and his skin is more doeskin-colored than dark coffee. His eyes are a strange mixture of mahogany and green. Has a massive bulldog head. Was once an all-star linebacker for the University of Southern California. Originally from South Carolina. Married for twenty years; his wife died from hemochromatosis. Has a getaway cabin on a Wisconsin lake. Lives in the town of Cicero outside Chicago. Gato.One of the deckhands on the Alhambra. Geographic Information Systems.Part of the NUMA supercomputer data bank Yaeger uses to help try to find the Concepcion. Golden Body Suit of Tiapollo.Considered the most prized artifact ever to come out of South America because of its historic significance. A cast of the Chachapoyan general known as Naymlap. Spanish conquerors discovered Naymlap's tomb in a city called Tiapolto high in the mountains. The body of the suit is covered with hieroglyphics that give the location of the treasure of Huascar. The suit was stolen from the Museo Nacional de Antropologia in Seville, Spain, in 1922. The suit is later traced to Rummel's secret apartment in Chicago but is stolen before Customs agents can recover it. Originally stolen by Zolar's father, who sold it to a wealthy Sicilian mafioso who kept it until his death in 1984 at age ninety-seven. The mafioso's son later sold it to Rummel. Golden Hind.British pirate ship. Formerly named the Pelican. Described as a stout and sturdy vessel with an overall length of about thirty-one meters (one hundred two feet) and a displacement tonnage of one hundred forty. Has eighteen guns. After a sail around the world, she returns to Plymouth on September 26, 1580, her hull bulging with spoils. Queen Elizabeth's share of the plunder in her holds forms the foundation for future British expansion throughout the world. The second ship to circumnavigate the world. For three generations, she remained on view in the names River until she either burned or rotted away to the waterline. Granados.Mexican inspector Sandecker usually deals with. Matos tells Sandecker that Granados is working on a case in Hermosillo. The Great Zolar.Name of a dumb kid in the eighth grade whom Giordino saw performing a corny
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html magician's act at school assemblies. Guaymas, Meidco.Location that is the starting point for the Zolar team trying to find Huascar's treasure. Located midway across the Sea of Cortez on the Mexican mainland side. Hagen, Oaire.Wife of Joe Hagen. Described as having a face free from wrinkles and with breasts still large and firm. Hagen, Joe.Runs a family auto dealership in Anaheim, California. Is fishing aboard his boat, the First Attempt, when he comes across Pitt and rescues him. Described as a big man with a well-rounded stomach. Hedder & Koch.A 9-millimeter automatic Amaru uses to shoot Miller. Hemochrometosis.Iron-overload disease that led to Gaskill's wife's heart attack. Hidalgo, Lieutenant Carlos.Executive officer on El Porqueria. Described as tall and lean with a narrow face. He looks like a well-tanned cadaver. Highway Five.Highway running from San Felipe to Mexicali. Hunqueros.Tomb robbers. A local Peruvian term for the robbers of ancient graves. Huascar.An Inca king who was captured in battle and murdered by his brother Atahualpa, who was in turn executed by the Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro. Huascar possessed a gold chain that was two hundred fourteen meters long and estimated to weigh twenty thousand pounds. It's worth today would be in the neighborhood of one hundred million dollars. Huascar's Golden Chain.Coiled, it measures thirty-three feet in height. Each link is as large as a man's wrist. It is conservatively valued at three hundred million dollars.
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