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Peter Gwin

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As seen in: National Geographic, National Geographic Kids, National Geographic Traveler, The Wall Street Journal, Men's Journal, National Geographic España, PEOPLE en Español, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, National Geographic France, National Geographic Magazine
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Los secretos de un cementerio sahariano

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By Peter Gwin , Paolo Verzone, Rebecca Hale
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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This incredibly rare burial ground reveals new secrets about the Sahara's lush, green past

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By Peter Gwin 
| National Geographic
Standing atop a small dune deep in the Sahara Desert, a team of scientists stared at a freshly opened grave. Three human skeletons lay on their sides, as though they’d drifted off to sleep in the loose brown sand and never awakened. It was just before dusk during the last days of an expedition to a place called Gobero, located in Niger’s Ténéré desert.
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This incredibly rare burial ground reveals new secrets about the Sahara's lush, green past

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By Peter Gwin 
| National Geographic
Standing atop a small dune deep in the Sahara Desert, a team of scientists stared at a freshly opened grave. Three human skeletons lay on their sides, as though they’d drifted off to sleep in the loose brown sand and never awakened. It was just before dusk during the last days of an expedition to a place called Gobero, located in Niger’s Ténéré desert.
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