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Condition: very_good. Fast Free Shipping â" Very Good condition book with a firm cover and clean pages. Shows normal use and some light wear or limited notes markings. A solid, nice copy to enjoy.

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Stapled Card Covers. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Scarce. Beautifully illustrated. 3 wry and satisfying stories for older children - suggest School Years 6, 7, 8. Thoughtful and thought provoking. In immaculate condition throughout. All proceeds to Amnesty International. Sarah Markes (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. In these 198 pages, Khuku and her husband Shib, both in their sixties, look back on the path of their lives. The place is Calcutta, India. READ more about : Destroyer of Distress, BJP, Lake Market, azaan, Khuku, Tollygunge, Little, Poddar, Jadavpur, Vivekananda Road, Writers' Building, Partho Guha, and money-plants. UNillustrated. Cond : Paper wrapper is blue with white lettering. That's likely Khuku and Shib in the cover drawing. Volume is in all ASPECTS crispy and clean. No names. Giftable ! ! QUote (p. 19 ) : " ._._. and a huge rusting gate that opened reluctantly to outsiders. Once, the two-storeyed buildings made of red brick, with long continuous corridors and verandas, with arches that were meant to give shelter from ._._._. . ". Sarah Markes (cover) (illustrator). …

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Book is in very good condition. 152pp with colour illustrations.

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Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Inscribed by the previous owner. Publication of 152 pages. The wraps are in fine condition. Internally the pages are clean and complete. The binding is excellent. GK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Soft cover book in near fine condition. Questions welcome. We ship internationally from the United States and Canada every week. If buying internationally, please be aware that additional charges may apply for heavier books. We guarantee a safe, quick, and secure transaction. 10+ years in online bookselling experience. Sarah Markes (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book narrates the story of a scientific expedition and the treasures found during that journey. The account begins in the early 20th century, at Tendaguru Hill, located in the southern part of the country now known as Tanzania, but at that time, it was a German colony called Deutsch-Ostafrika. In 1907, news of the thrilling discovery of fossils at Tendaguru Hill reached the German Empire. Soon after, it was revealed that the discovery consisted of the remains of huge dinosaur bones, with sizes never seen before, belonging to creatures that lived 150 million years ago and had long since become extinct. A few years later, an expedition led by German scientists went to the site and successfully excavated 250 tons of these ancient animal fossils. One of the significant findings from the excavation was a famous skeleton known as Giraffatitan brancai, which is now displayed at the Museum of Natural History in Berlin. This book traces, step by step, the journey of these fossils from Tendaguru Hill to various locations where they were taken throughout the 20th century. The chapters of this book, relying on sources from the archives of Tanzania, Germany, and the United Kingdom, as well as interviews, inquire how the history of this expedition has been portrayed up to the present day. The book illustrates how the history of the treasures found at Tendaguru reveals the intersection of politics, science, and museums, and how these have shaped the discussions, debates, and current understandings of Giraffatitan brancai.Kitabu hiki kinasimulia habari za msafara wa kisayansi na nyara zili-zopatikana kwenye msafara huo. Masimulizi haya yanaanzia mwan-zoni mwa karne ya ishirini, katika kilima cha Tendaguru, kusini mwa nchi ambayo sasa inaitwa Tanzania lakini wakati huo ilikuwa koloni la Wajerumani lililojulikana kama Deutsch-Ostafrika. Mnamo mwaka 1907, habari za uvumbuzi wa kusisimua wa mifupa, katika kilima cha Tendaguru, ziliufikia Ufalme wa Ujerumani. Muda mfupi baa-daye, ikafahamika kwamba kilichovumbuliwa ni visukuku vya mifupa ya dinosaria wakubwa ajabu, wenye ukubwa ambao haujawahi kuo-nekana, ambao waliishi duniani miaka milioni 150 iliyopita na walik-wisha kutoweka. Miaka michache baadaye, msafara ulioongozwa na wanasayansi wa Kijerumani, ulikwenda mahali hapo na kufanikiwa kuchimbua tani 250 za visukuku vya mifupa hiyo ya wanyama wa zama za kale. Mojawapo ya mapato ya uchimbuaji huo ni kiunzi maa-rufu kiitwacho Graffatitan brancai ambacho kimewekwa kwenye mao-nesho ya Jumba la Makumbusho ya Historia ya Asili, Berlin. Kitabu hiki kinafuatilia hatua kwa hatua mwendo wa visukuku hivyo kutoka kilima cha Tendaguru kwenda pote vilikofikishwa, katika kipindi cha karne ya ishirini. Sura za kitabu hiki, kwa kutegemea vyanzo vya ha-bari kutoka hifadhi za nyaraka za Tanzania, Ujerumani na Uingereza, pamoja na mahojiano, zinauliza, ni kwa jinsi gani historia ya msafara huo imekuwa ikisawiriwa hadi wakati wa sasa. Kitabu kinaonesha jinsi historia ya nyara hizo zilizopatikana Tendaguru inavodhihirisha muingiliano baina ya siasa, sayansi na majumba ya makumbusho, ulivyoyapa sura majadiliano na mabishano; mawasilisho na ufahamu uliopo hadi leo kuhusu Giraffatitan brancai. Sea Level is a creative celebration of Zanzibars rich and fascinating heritage as seen today. Captured in drawings by artist and designer Sarah Markes, this is a unique and personal portrait of Stone Towns colourful streets, and a portrayal of the islands natural beauty and culture. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book narrates the story of a scientific expedition and the treasures found during that journey. The account begins in the early 20th century, at Tendaguru Hill, located in the southern part of the country now known as Tanzania, but at that time, it was a German colony called Deutsch-Ostafrika. In 1907, news of the thrilling discovery of fossils at Tendaguru Hill reached the German Empire. Soon after, it was revealed that the discovery consisted of the remains of huge dinosaur bones, with sizes never seen before, belonging to creatures that lived 150 million years ago and had long since become extinct. A few years later, an expedition led by German scientists went to the site and successfully excavated 250 tons of these ancient animal fossils. One of the significant findings from the excavation was a famous skeleton known as Giraffatitan brancai, which is now displayed at the Museum of Natural History in Berlin. This book traces, step by step, the journey of these fossils from Tendaguru Hill to various locations where they were taken throughout the 20th century. The chapters of this book, relying on sources from the archives of Tanzania, Germany, and the United Kingdom, as well as interviews, inquire how the history of this expedition has been portrayed up to the present day. The book illustrates how the history of the treasures found at Tendaguru reveals the intersection of politics, science, and museums, and how these have shaped the discussions, debates, and current understandings of Giraffatitan brancai.Kitabu hiki kinasimulia habari za msafara wa kisayansi na nyara zili-zopatikana kwenye msafara huo. Masimulizi haya yanaanzia mwan-zoni mwa karne ya ishirini, katika kilima cha Tendaguru, kusini mwa nchi ambayo sasa inaitwa Tanzania lakini wakati huo ilikuwa koloni la Wajerumani lililojulikana kama Deutsch-Ostafrika. Mnamo mwaka 1907, habari za uvumbuzi wa kusisimua wa mifupa, katika kilima cha Tendaguru, ziliufikia Ufalme wa Ujerumani. Muda mfupi baa-daye, ikafahamika kwamba kilichovumbuliwa ni visukuku vya mifupa ya dinosaria wakubwa ajabu, wenye ukubwa ambao haujawahi kuo-nekana, ambao waliishi duniani miaka milioni 150 iliyopita na walik-wisha kutoweka. Miaka michache baadaye, msafara ulioongozwa na wanasayansi wa Kijerumani, ulikwenda mahali hapo na kufanikiwa kuchimbua tani 250 za visukuku vya mifupa hiyo ya wanyama wa zama za kale. Mojawapo ya mapato ya uchimbuaji huo ni kiunzi maa-rufu kiitwacho Graffatitan brancai ambacho kimewekwa kwenye mao-nesho ya Jumba la Makumbusho ya Historia ya Asili, Berlin. Kitabu hiki kinafuatilia hatua kwa hatua mwendo wa visukuku hivyo kutoka kilima cha Tendaguru kwenda pote vilikofikishwa, katika kipindi cha karne ya ishirini. Sura za kitabu hiki, kwa kutegemea vyanzo vya ha-bari kutoka hifadhi za nyaraka za Tanzania, Ujerumani na Uingereza, pamoja na mahojiano, zinauliza, ni kwa jinsi gani historia ya msafara huo imekuwa ikisawiriwa hadi wakati wa sasa. Kitabu kinaonesha jinsi historia ya nyara hizo zilizopatikana Tendaguru inavodhihirisha muingiliano baina ya siasa, sayansi na majumba ya makumbusho, ulivyoyapa sura majadiliano na mabishano; mawasilisho na ufahamu uliopo hadi leo kuhusu Giraffatitan brancai. Sea Level is a creative celebration of Zanzibars rich and fascinating heritage as seen today. Captured in drawings by artist and designer Sarah Markes, this is a unique and personal portrait of Stone Towns colourful streets, and a portrayal of the islands natural beauty and culture. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book narrates the story of a scientific expedition and the treasures found during that journey. The account begins in the early 20th century, at Tendaguru Hill, located in the southern part of the country now known as Tanzania, but at that time, it was a German colony called Deutsch-Ostafrika. In 1907, news of the thrilling discovery of fossils at Tendaguru Hill reached the German Empire. Soon after, it was revealed that the discovery consisted of the remains of huge dinosaur bones, with sizes never seen before, belonging to creatures that lived 150 million years ago and had long since become extinct. A few years later, an expedition led by German scientists went to the site and successfully excavated 250 tons of these ancient animal fossils. One of the significant findings from the excavation was a famous skeleton known as Giraffatitan brancai, which is now displayed at the Museum of Natural History in Berlin. This book traces, step by step, the journey of these fossils from Tendaguru Hill to various locations where they were taken throughout the 20th century. The chapters of this book, relying on sources from the archives of Tanzania, Germany, and the United Kingdom, as well as interviews, inquire how the history of this expedition has been portrayed up to the present day. The book illustrates how the history of the treasures found at Tendaguru reveals the intersection of politics, science, and museums, and how these have shaped the discussions, debates, and current understandings of Giraffatitan brancai.Kitabu hiki kinasimulia habari za msafara wa kisayansi na nyara zili-zopatikana kwenye msafara huo. Masimulizi haya yanaanzia mwan-zoni mwa karne ya ishirini, katika kilima cha Tendaguru, kusini mwa nchi ambayo sasa inaitwa Tanzania lakini wakati huo ilikuwa koloni la Wajerumani lililojulikana kama Deutsch-Ostafrika. Mnamo mwaka 1907, habari za uvumbuzi wa kusisimua wa mifupa, katika kilima cha Tendaguru, ziliufikia Ufalme wa Ujerumani. Muda mfupi baa-daye, ikafahamika kwamba kilichovumbuliwa ni visukuku vya mifupa ya dinosaria wakubwa ajabu, wenye ukubwa ambao haujawahi kuo-nekana, ambao waliishi duniani miaka milioni 150 iliyopita na walik-wisha kutoweka. Miaka michache baadaye, msafara ulioongozwa na wanasayansi wa Kijerumani, ulikwenda mahali hapo na kufanikiwa kuchimbua tani 250 za visukuku vya mifupa hiyo ya wanyama wa zama za kale. Mojawapo ya mapato ya uchimbuaji huo ni kiunzi maa-rufu kiitwacho Graffatitan brancai ambacho kimewekwa kwenye mao-nesho ya Jumba la Makumbusho ya Historia ya Asili, Berlin. Kitabu hiki kinafuatilia hatua kwa hatua mwendo wa visukuku hivyo kutoka kilima cha Tendaguru kwenda pote vilikofikishwa, katika kipindi cha karne ya ishirini. Sura za kitabu hiki, kwa kutegemea vyanzo vya ha-bari kutoka hifadhi za nyaraka za Tanzania, Ujerumani na Uingereza, pamoja na mahojiano, zinauliza, ni kwa jinsi gani historia ya msafara huo imekuwa ikisawiriwa hadi wakati wa sasa. Kitabu kinaonesha jinsi historia ya nyara hizo zilizopatikana Tendaguru inavodhihirisha muingiliano baina ya siasa, sayansi na majumba ya makumbusho, ulivyoyapa sura majadiliano na mabishano; mawasilisho na ufahamu uliopo hadi leo kuhusu Giraffatitan brancai. Sea Level is a creative celebration of Zanzibars rich and fascinating heritage as seen today. Captured in drawings by artist and designer Sarah Markes, this is a unique and personal portrait of Stone Towns colourful streets, and a portrayal of the islands natural beauty and culture. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…