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The Death Pit

4.5/5 ( ratings)

Here, from award-winning writer Andrew Lawler, is what may be the world’s oldest true-life whodunit. The detective: Joan Oates, a diminutive 82-year-old grandmother, close friend of famed mystery writer Agatha Christie, and, as Lawler writes, one of the world’s most distinguished archaeologists. In Syria, she’s uncovered the death pit – a mass grave that gives us a radical, disturbing, and timely view into just how, where, and why we began to live in cities, trade over long distances, and, apparently, slaughter each other in large numbers.

Language: English

Pages: 15

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: New Word City, Inc.

Release: October 01, 2011

The Death Pit

4.5/5 ( ratings)

Here, from award-winning writer Andrew Lawler, is what may be the world’s oldest true-life whodunit. The detective: Joan Oates, a diminutive 82-year-old grandmother, close friend of famed mystery writer Agatha Christie, and, as Lawler writes, one of the world’s most distinguished archaeologists. In Syria, she’s uncovered the death pit – a mass grave that gives us a radical, disturbing, and timely view into just how, where, and why we began to live in cities, trade over long distances, and, apparently, slaughter each other in large numbers.

Language: English

Pages: 15

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: New Word City, Inc.

Release: October 01, 2011

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