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    Chintamani or Moldavite

    By Edalfo Lanfranchi

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    The writer, researcher and engineer Edalfo Lanfranchi presents to the consideration of his numerous readers a new book, which could be titled: "The Saga of Moldavia", a stone that surprisingly found by chance during one of his many visits that paid to La Gran Sabana. That fortunate encounter took place in El Macizo Guayanés, causing perplexity in the scientific community, since was the certainty that the Moldavite stone existed only in the Czech region, in the center of Europe, near the river Moldavia. That fact produced a pleasing fascination for the curiosity of a science investigator like Lanfranchi, who gave himself the task of investigating all about the contexture of the stone and the virtues that were attributed to it.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateDec 11, 2017
    ISBN9783961428434
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    Chintamani or Moldavite
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    Edalfo Lanfranchi

    Writer and disseminator of the UFO subject. Author of the important discovery The Moldavite Stone; apart from being author of a dozen books (all published).

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