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For 32 years, archaeologist Julius Gabriel has investigated the Mayan calendar, a 2500-year-old enigma that predicts the end of humanity. Julius believes the sites of the ancients, placed all around the globe, represent ancient pieces of a puzzle linked to the salvation of our species. Miami,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Dominique: Add a description of this character.
- Mick La
- Mick Gabriel
- Dominique Vazquez
- Pierre Borgia
- Ennis Chaney
- Sol
- Dios
- Michael Gabriel
- Pero
- Chaney
- Vazquez
- Reinike
- Golfo
- Gracias
- Maria
- Marvis
- Maya
- Marvin Teperman
- Mick Le
- Edie
- Raymond
- Dick Pryzstas
- Cada
- Vamos
- Mailer
- Dr. Foletta
- Julius Gabriel
- Brian Dodds
- Hunahpu
- Andrew
- Dr. Juarez
- Boone
- Intern Vazquez
- Carl
- Dr. Reinike
- Arthur
- Martinez
- Dr. Rosen
- Mr. Ellis
- Merida
- John C. Stennis
- Wade
- Loos
- Rabbi Steinberg
- Kenny
- Dr. Owen
- Blumner
- Kukukan
Setting & Locations edit
- Grozny
- United States
- Viktor Grozny
- Gulf Of Mexico
- Kukulcan
- Russia
- Black Road
- Tezcatilpoca
- Mexico
- Rusia
- Nazca
- Hunahpa
- Giza
- China
- Stonehenge
- Florida
- Xibalba
- Teotihuacan
- Miami
- Arecibo
- Guardian
- Australia
- Iran
- Sanibel Island
- Massachusetts
- Guatemala
- Mesoamerica
- Peru
- Tampa
- Cambridge
- Earth
- Asia
- Sarawak
- Egypt
- Alaska
- White House
- South America
- Tiahuanaco
- Persian Gulf
- Israel
- Kunming
- Cambodia
- England
- Middle East
- Virginia
First Sentence edit
The South Florida Evaluation and Treatment Center is a seven-story white-concrete building with evergreen trim, located in a run-down ethnic neighborhood just west of the city of Miami.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 1 of 3 in The Domain Trilogy. (standard series)
Followed by Resurrection.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Steve Alten (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 818'.54
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