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El tesoro de Jerusalén
- Narrated by: Carlos Quintero
- Length: 5 hrs and 32 mins
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El tesoro de Jerusalén
Narrated by:
Carlos Quintero
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Publisher's Summary
Año 70 d. C.
El ejército romano está a punto de invadir Jerusalén. El sanedrín decide encargar a Jorel y Samuel Ben Nasí que oculten el tesoro de Jerusalén, del que depende el futuro de todo el pueblo judío.
Año 2007
Chris Palmer, profesor de arqueología, lleva media vida buscando el tesoro de Jerusalén que se menciona en el rollo de cobre, descubierto en las cuevas de Qumrán. Cuando consigue una pista fiable, el profesor desaparece.
Año 2023
Sarah Palmer, también arqueóloga, encuentra por accidente el cuaderno de trabajo de su padre, y decide ir a Israel para intentar encontrarlo. Lleva desaparecido 16 años.
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