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    The document discusses the potential for discovering lost ancient cultures and structures beneath the sands of the Sahara desert. Specifically, it mentions that the long-lost oasis of Zerzura may lie somewhere in eastern Sahara and the fabled city of Timbuktu exists in western Sahara. The author argues that the Sahara deserves serious investigation by travelers interested in the past, as traces of cultures that once inhabited the desert region before it became a desert may still be found.

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    The document discusses the potential for discovering lost ancient cultures and structures beneath the sands of the Sahara desert. Specifically, it mentions that the long-lost oasis of Zerzura may lie somewhere in eastern Sahara and the fabled city of Timbuktu exists in western Sahara. The author argues that the Sahara deserves serious investigation by travelers interested in the past, as traces of cultures that once inhabited the desert region before it became a desert may still be found.

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    Identify Author's Position in The Following Passages. (2+2 4 Marks)

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    The document discusses the potential for discovering lost ancient cultures and structures beneath the sands of the Sahara desert. Specifically, it mentions that the long-lost oasis of Zerzura may lie somewhere in eastern Sahara and the fabled city of Timbuktu exists in western Sahara. The author argues that the Sahara deserves serious investigation by travelers interested in the past, as traces of cultures that once inhabited the desert region before it became a desert may still be found.

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    1. Identify author’s position in the following passages.

    (2+2=4 Marks)

    a. Ancient architectures are no doubt hidden beneath the Saharan sands. Somewhere in
    the eastern Sahara, there may lie the long-lost oasis of Zerzura. In the west, there lies
    the fabled city of Timbuktu. The Sahara is a region worthy of serious investigation by
    travellers interested in the past. Many have tried to find traces of the cultures that once
    straddled the great area covered by the desert.
    Ans: Many travellers are interested in the Sahara region because Ancient
    architectures are hidden in the Saharan sands.

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