Review: Mysteries Unveiled
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 1, 2013
German Nazis had been assigned by Hitler to  locate the sarcophagus of history's Alexander the Great. Gabes, Tunisia, a battleground locale in North Africa, is overtaken by the British. The Lion of Macedonians sarcophagus is lost again.Peter Dennis, a journalist and grandson of Alfred Dennis, makes an astonishing archaeological find. Natalie Feltham worked under Dennis. She was dedicated and fearless. Her team located the submerged, Tangipito. Sixty years of sea water had putrefied wooden crates inside. The ship had carried fuel, munitions and German troops.To salvage anything, they would have to use the Claw. This could take immense pressure. The team realize that empires had been won and lost, built and destroyed, by what rested inside the sarcophagus. These were the mortal remains of the young Macedonian King.The team who had discovered the wreck of the Tangipito were on the bridge of the Volante. The crew had submersibles and sand vacuums. Hopefully, it would be enough to lift an object if this size. The port of Gabes was quiet. Another man watched from the bridge of the Wavecrest.The name on the cartouche was Nectanebo. Herr Count Werner watched and waited. His castle in Bavaria was filled with fine art and antiquities. He was the grandson of Dr. Werner Von Brest. "Even geniuses can be mad."When you zero in on an enigma, your world will never appear to be the same until all questions have plausible answers.