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| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Author | Jack McDevitt |
| Year | EOS, 2000 |
| First Published | 1996 |
| ISBN | 0-06-105426-7 |
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It turned up in a North Dakota wheat field: a triangle, like a shark’s fin, sticking up from the black loam.
Tom Lasker did what any farmer would have done. He dug it up. And discovered a boat, made of a fiberglass–like material with an utterly impossible atomic number.
What it was doing buried under a dozen feet of prairie soil two thousand miles from any ocean, no one knew. True, Tom Lasker’s wheat field had once been on the shoreline of a great inland sea, but that was a long time ago — ten thousand years ago.