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An account of the dangerous voyage led by Eric de Bisschop from Tahiti to Chile and back to Polynesia -- a foray twice as long as that undertaken by Kon-Tiki and one that encountered greater difficulties and dangers. Like Heyerdahl, de Bisschop undertook his voyage to prove an ethnological theory -- but a theory completely contrary to that of his Norwegian forerunner. Heyerdahl believed that voyagers from South America had visited Polynesia in prehistoric times; de Bisschop was equally certain that Tahitian sea rovers had traveled as far as Chile and Peru. After suffering unbelievable hardships during the first half of the voyage, some of the Tahiti Nui crew abandoned the project, but de Bisschop and Alain Brun, who narrated the story to Bengt Danielsson, continued on their journey, spending thirteen months aboard the most primitive rafts. But despite the inadequacy of their crafts -- all of which had a frightening tendency to break up -- coupled with the dangers of attacking sharks, mutiny, raging storms, and near-starvation, the voyage was completed in record time, but not before tragic death
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monografia Rebiun37296617 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun37296617 m o d cr ||||||||||| 121104t20131988nyuaf o 000 0cengxd 1048883933 1473370477 9781620877821 paperback) 1620877821 paperback) 9781626364523 electronic bk.) 1626364524 EB00730399 Recorded Books ewftx89 cloudLibrary https://yourcloudlibrary.com INARC eng rda INARC RECBK EBLCP OCLCF UKAHL OCLCO OCLCL CLOUD OCLCO OCLCQ eng swe p------ SPO005000 bisacsh SPO000000 bisacsh TRV004000 bisacsh TRV000000 bisacsh TRV010000 bisacsh TRV024030 bisacsh TRV024000 bisacsh TRV026000 bisacsh 910.4 23 Danielsson, Bengt 1921-1997) author. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJp66jVwB86fwR3gp7PPcP Stora vagspelet. English From raft to raft an incredible voyage from Tahiti to Chile and back by Bengt Danielsson ; from the narrative of Alain Brun ; translated from the Swedish by F.H. Lyon New York, NY Skyhorse Publishing [2013] New York, NY New York, NY Skyhorse Publishing 1988 1 online resource (264 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates illustrations) 1 online resource (264 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates Text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier Originally published: London : George Allen & Unwin, 1960 Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Introduction An Immortal Sea Rover; 1 Apprenticeship; 2 Eastward Bound; 3 We Start all Over Aqain; 4 All Well on Board; 5 Wet Feet; 6 We Lose Our Balance; 7 New Raft, New Hope; 8 Towards Samoa; 9 Rakahanga An account of the dangerous voyage led by Eric de Bisschop from Tahiti to Chile and back to Polynesia -- a foray twice as long as that undertaken by Kon-Tiki and one that encountered greater difficulties and dangers. Like Heyerdahl, de Bisschop undertook his voyage to prove an ethnological theory -- but a theory completely contrary to that of his Norwegian forerunner. Heyerdahl believed that voyagers from South America had visited Polynesia in prehistoric times; de Bisschop was equally certain that Tahitian sea rovers had traveled as far as Chile and Peru. After suffering unbelievable hardships during the first half of the voyage, some of the Tahiti Nui crew abandoned the project, but de Bisschop and Alain Brun, who narrated the story to Bengt Danielsson, continued on their journey, spending thirteen months aboard the most primitive rafts. But despite the inadequacy of their crafts -- all of which had a frightening tendency to break up -- coupled with the dangers of attacking sharks, mutiny, raging storms, and near-starvation, the voyage was completed in record time, but not before tragic death Translated from the Swedish Brun, Alain- Travel- Pacific Ocean Bisschop, Eric de 1891-1958)- Travel- South Pacific Ocean Tahiti Nui Expedition. (1956) Ocean travel Voyages and travels Rafts Survival at sea Ethnological expeditions- South Pacific Ocean Voyages Radeaux Survie en mer Expéditions ethnologiques- Pacifique Sud journeys. rafts. TRAVEL- Special Interest- Adventure. Ethnological expeditions. Ocean travel. Rafts. Survival at sea. Travel. Voyages and travels. South Pacific Ocean Pacifique Sud Pacific Ocean. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJt3VGpY6rKDD3QVRdJVYP South Pacific Ocean. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJvd6HTqjDYjqRP9jByPQq collective biographies. travelers' writings. travelog (performed works genre) Biographies. Travel writing. Biographies. Travel writing. Biographies. Récits de voyages. Brun, Alain author Lyon, F. H. Francis Hamilton),) 1885-) translator. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjyBqYrPjDMfHkQpYMgxjC 9781620877821