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Ragsdale, Francis.The FBI's chief of interstate stolen art. Age thirty-four. Described as clean-shaven
with black wavy hair and a reasonably well-exercised body. Has the handsome face, pleasant gray eyes
and bland expression of a soap-opera actor.
Ramos, Lieutenant.Mexican lieutenant who is at Cerro El Capirote.
Rappeling.Descending a rope that wraps under a climber's thigh, across the body and over the
opposite shoulder.
Rimac River.River that runs through Callao and Lima.
Rio Pitt.The name later given to the underground river beneath the desert.
River of Gold.What the legend of Hunt's underground river became.
Rodgersg Miles.Photographer who is shooting footage of the dive on the limestone sinkhole in the
jungle. Described as a year shy of forty with luxuriant black hair and a beard.
Rojas.Chief of the Northern Mexico Investigative Division. Person sandecker usually deals with, but
Matos appears instead. Matos tells Sandecker Rojas is ill.
Ruiz Bartholomew.Pizarro's pilot. Mentioned seeing large rafts equipped with masts and great
square cotton sails. Other sailors mentioned seeing rafts with hulls of balsa wood, bamboo and reed
carrying sixty people and forty or more large crates of trade goods. Besides sails, the crafts were
powered by teams of paddlers. The rafts featured stern posts with carved serpent heads similar to the
dragons gracing Viking long ships. Yaeger believes they may have been the ships that transported
Huascar's treasure.
Rummel, Adolphus.A noted collector of South American antiquities who lives in a plush penthouse
apartment twenty floors above Lake shore Drive in Chicago, Illinois. Described as a short, stringy man