Hromnik's Explorations in Indo-African and other History - Cyril A. Hromnik (Inscribed and SIGNED)

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Soft Cover. C DeSkyth Ves Mir December 2003. 59 pages and fold out map.

Signed and inscribed to previous owner by author.

A few marks to cover but otherwise in good condition. See pics below. Please feel free to ask questions.

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"Dr Hromnik is an historian and researcher working on the origins of the Quena ( Ottentotu alias Hottentot) and bantu-speaking peoples of Africa. His research project, sponsored by the Chairman's Fund Educational Trust of Anglo American and De Beers, has revealed unprecedented vistas of Africa's early history.....................................

............His field research has brought to light numerous ancient Indo-African temples and observatories in the gold fields of Komatiland ( Mpumulanga - Swaziland - N. Zululand - Mozambique) and Zimbabwe, as well as in the Karoo and other parts of southern Africa. His findings provide the historical base for his 1 hour documentary film Behind an African Mask, shown several times on South African TV3 in 1997 and thereafter."