Затерянный город Z. Повесть о гибельной одержимости Амазонией - [109]

В 1951 году Орландо Вильяс Боас, заслуженный бразильский исследователь, решил, что обнаружил доказательства участи Фосетта.

Джеймс Линч и его шестнадцатилетний сын Джеймс-младший отправилист в джунгли в 1996 году в надежде найти окончательное решение загадки Фосетта.

Паулу Пинаже (слева), который сопровождал автора в Амазонию, отдыхает в доме индейца бакаири во время нашего путешествия.

Автор (спереди) пробирается по джунглям с индейцами бакаири тем же путем, которым шел Фосетт восемьдесят лет назад.

Два индейца куйкуро исполняют ритуальный танец в честь «духа смерча».

Индейцы куйкуро во время одного из самых священных ритуалов — Куаруп, прославление предков.

Археолог Майкл Хекенбергер беседует с вождем куйкуро по имени Афукака.

Аэрофотосъемка поселения куйкуро, на которой видна круговая площадь и купольные строения по периметру.

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