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A review by readitwithred
Across Ancient Sands: Uncovering a Bronze Age journey around the Mediterranean Sea by Eric Horn
3.0
This is certainly a unique read and for lovers of archaeology and history, this should one for your TBR pile!
We follow a team of archaeologists as they discover new and confusing things at their digsite and try to stop the fascinating finds leaking to the world and specifically the locals that could shut them down.
It almost reads as a non fiction book but there are also character relationships and friendships that bring about the fiction, so it can take a little getting used to at the start.
There was a little romance in there but it felt rushed, almost like a last minute add on that I don't think we needed.
It was certainly interesting learning about different cultures, and the author kindly offers explanations relating to certain passages at the end.
The ending gave off a feel that we could see this team again so it would be interesting to find out what they can get up to next.
We follow a team of archaeologists as they discover new and confusing things at their digsite and try to stop the fascinating finds leaking to the world and specifically the locals that could shut them down.
It almost reads as a non fiction book but there are also character relationships and friendships that bring about the fiction, so it can take a little getting used to at the start.
There was a little romance in there but it felt rushed, almost like a last minute add on that I don't think we needed.
It was certainly interesting learning about different cultures, and the author kindly offers explanations relating to certain passages at the end.
The ending gave off a feel that we could see this team again so it would be interesting to find out what they can get up to next.