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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Matos, Ferdinand (Fernando).Mid-level official with the Mexican National Affairs Department who meets with Stagger and Sandecker in Calexico. Described as bald and wearing thick horn-rimmed glasses with a black mustache exactingly trimmed. He is a tall, complacent man. On the Zolars' payroll, he is due to receive five percent of Huascar's treasure. McDonnell-Douglas Explorer helicopter.Type of helicopter that NUMA borrows from the Peruvian national oil company to search for the Concepcion. A big red twin-engined craft with no tail rotor. Costs two point seven-five million. Mesoamericans.Indians in Panama with whom the Incas traded. Mexicali.Town on the Mexican side of the border with California. Mi-8 assault-transport helicopter.Nicknamed the Hip-C by NATO during the Cold War years. A twenty-year-old ugly craft powered by twin 1,500-horsepower turboshaft engines. Can carry four crew and thirty passengers. Has a five-bladed main rotor. Giordino and Pitt steal it from the Peruvian mercenaries and fly it toward the Deep Fathom and safety. Top speed approximately two hundred forty kilometers an hour. Giordino sets his speed at one hundred forty-four kilometers to save fuel. Michigan Avenue.Street in Chicago where Runnnel's office is located. Miner, Dr. Steve.Archaeologist from the University Of Pennsylvania. Described as a tall, slender man in his sixties with a silver-gray beard that covers half his face. Helps Kelsey with the dive on the limestone sinkhole. Tech MK1-DCI.Diver radio manufactured by Oceannology Systems. Worn by Pitt when he dives on the sinkhole. Montolo.Indian tribe that resides in Mexico and the United States.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Montolo ceremonial artifacts.Ceremonial idols carved from the wood of cottonwood trees. Stolen by Zolar's men and offered for sale to Vincente, who turns them down. Later recovered by Pitt and returned to Yuma and the Montolo tribe. Montolo ViDage.Where Yuma resides. Population of the village is one hundred seventy-six. The villagers survive by raising squash, corn and beans; others cut juniper and manzanita to sell for fence posts and firewood. Montolos.Ancient cave dwellers who lived in the Sonoran Desert near the Colorado River. Moore, Henry.Professor of anthropology at Harvard who has made pre-Columbian ideographic symbols his life's work. Zolar forces him to decode the etchings on the Golden Body Suit of Tiapollo. Lives in a condo in Boston. Described as aging gracefully with a slim body, a full head of shaggy gray hair and the complexion of a teenage boy. Worked for the Foreign Activities Council for twelve years as a political assassin. Doctorate from University of Pennsylvania. Moore, Micki.Wife of Henry Moore. An archaeologist. Handles the computer end of the decoding of symbols with her husband. Lives in a condo in Boston. Described as a good fifteen years younger than her husband. Has a thin figure like a seventies fashion model, which she once was. Her skin is on the dark side, and her high rounded cheekbones suggest American Indian heritage. Worked for the Foreign Activities Council for twelve years as a political assassin. Doctorate from Stanford. Moran.Director of the FBI. Morganthaler, Jacob.Attorney known as Jury-rig Jake. Rummel hires him to try to recover his artwork that was seized. Mr. Periwinkle.Cussler's burro. Mysterious intruders.Described as having white skin, blond hair and blue eyes. They wear ornate embroidered tunics. Nador.City in Morocco where Zolar intends to take Huascar's treasure.
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