The Zambezi: River Of The Gods
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
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A richly illustrated work of natural history and travel writing, The Zambezi: River of the Gods chronicles the full dramatic sweep of one of Africa's greatest rivers, from its quiet origins in the highlands of Zambia to its thunderous conclusion at the Indian Ocean. Jan and Fiona Teede present the Zambezi not merely as a geographical feature but as a living artery of an entire continent, detailing the extraordinary wildlife, diverse peoples, and ancient cultures that depend upon its waters. The narrative captures the raw, untamed grandeur of landmarks such as Victoria Falls and the Kariba Gorge, illustrating how the river has shaped the history, ecology, and spiritual life of the region for millennia. Written with a tone that balances reverent wonder with authoritative knowledge, the work stands as both a compelling travelogue and a serious natural history document. It is an essential read for anyone drawn to the wild heart of southern Africa.
Author: Jan And Fiona Teede
Format: Hardback
Published: 1990, Augustino Books
Genre: Travel & exploration
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Shelf Wear.
A richly illustrated work of natural history and travel writing, The Zambezi: River of the Gods chronicles the full dramatic sweep of one of Africa's greatest rivers, from its quiet origins in the highlands of Zambia to its thunderous conclusion at the Indian Ocean. Jan and Fiona Teede present the Zambezi not merely as a geographical feature but as a living artery of an entire continent, detailing the extraordinary wildlife, diverse peoples, and ancient cultures that depend upon its waters. The narrative captures the raw, untamed grandeur of landmarks such as Victoria Falls and the Kariba Gorge, illustrating how the river has shaped the history, ecology, and spiritual life of the region for millennia. Written with a tone that balances reverent wonder with authoritative knowledge, the work stands as both a compelling travelogue and a serious natural history document. It is an essential read for anyone drawn to the wild heart of southern Africa.