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Adam’s Treasure

Adam’s Treasure

Kate O’Dell

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Lightning Books
Año de edición:
2021
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Historia de América
ISBN:
9798233563966
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Adam’s Treasure, or the Lost Adams Diggings, is a fantastic tale of lost gold buried in the New Mexico desert. It is the story of gold prospector Adams, and his group of miners, who had travelled to a canyon, with a stream that had egg-sized chunks of gold. Most of the group was massacred, but not before amassing a huge treasure trove of buried gold in the area. The story of the lost gold has intrigued people for nearly two hundred years.

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