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Rick Archbold

    Rick Archbold
    The discovery of the Bismarck
    The Lost Ships of Guadalcanal
    Odnalezienie Titanica
    Lost Liners
    Hindenburg
    Robert Bateman. The Artist in Nature
    • An awe-inspiring journey, this remarkable album from nature artist Robert Bateman reveals the variety, diversity, and fragility of life on our planet. From the North American cardinal to the charging rhino in East Africa, these paintings capture the essence of life and the precious environment in which it exists. Focusing on Bateman as a developing environmentalist, the messages in these images are urgent and provocative.

      Robert Bateman. The Artist in Nature
      5,0
    • Hindenburg

      An illustrated history

      • 229 stron
      • 9 godzin czytania

      A history of dirigible flight describes travel aboard the luxury German airship, the Hindenburg, and details its 1937 demise

      Hindenburg
      4,5
    • The stories of the great lost liners are the focus of this book. The Lusitania, Titanic and the Brittanic among others, are explored. Today these ships lie on the ocean floor. This book offers a guided tour, using underwater photography, and tells the story of their glory days.

      Lost Liners
      4,5
    • Odnalezienie Titanica

      • 238 stron
      • 9 godzin czytania

      Historia i obrazy eksploracji legendarnego statku, który zatonął w 1912 roku. TRAGEDIA 14 kwietnia 1912 roku RMS Titanic, największy i najbardziej luksusowy transatlantyk, uderza w górę lodową na północnym Atlantyku i tonie. Ponad 1500 osób, w tym pasażerowie i członkowie załogi, traci życie. ODNALEZIENIE 1 września 1985 roku Po wielu tygodniach wyczerpujących poszukiwań Robert Ballard i jego współpracownicy odnajdują, na głębokości 4000 m, jedną z ogromnych kotłów Titanica. Po 73 latach najbardziej znany z zatopionych statków zostaje w końcu odnaleziony. Książka, wzbogacona o liczne obrazy, krok po kroku śledzi podróż w głąb oceanów, która doprowadziła do odkrycia i eksploracji niezwykłego wraku, aż po najnowsze znaleziska.

      Odnalezienie Titanica
      4,4
    • The Lost Ships of Guadalcanal

      • 228 stron
      • 8 godzin czytania

      This is a story based on World War II events at the island of Guadalcanal, where some of the fiercest sea battles of 1942 occurred. Memories of some of the traced survivors are used, accompanied by photographs and paintings.

      The Lost Ships of Guadalcanal
      4,4
    • Using a new system of underwater exploration technology, the author and his team have located the Bismarck off the Atlantic coast of France. In a first person account of his work, the author recounts the history of the German warship. The author's previous books include "Exploring the Titanic".

      The discovery of the Bismarck
      4,3
    • Ghost Liners

      Exploring the World's Greatest Lost Ships

      • 64 strony
      • 3 godziny czytania

      Depicts five famous ships that have been lost at sea in modern times, the Empress of Ireland, the Lusitania, the Andrea Doria, the Britannic, and the Titanic.

      Ghost Liners
      4,1
    • This is a collection of over 60 recipes which featured on the "Titanic"'s menus.

      Last Dinner on the Titanic
      3,9
    • The Lost Ships of Robert Ballard

      An Unforgettable Underwater Tour by the World's Leading Deep-sea Explorer

      • 256 stron
      • 9 godzin czytania

      The world famous undersea explorer and oceanographer provides a richly illustrated study of the final resting places of some of the world's great ships, including the Titanic, her sister ship Britannic, the Lusitania, the Andrea Doria, the Bismarck, and others, capturing the graveyard of the ships and memorabilia from the vessels.

      The Lost Ships of Robert Ballard
      2,5
    • Conversations With Mummies

      New Light on the Lives of Ancient Egyptians

      • 191 stron
      • 7 godzin czytania

      An illustrated look at Egyptian mummies explains how information on the process of mummification and daily life in ancient Egypt can be gleaned from the ancient, preserved bodies. 50,000 first printing.

      Conversations With Mummies