Tarzan and the lost empire by Edgar Rice Burroughs

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Tarzan and the Lost Empire by Edgar Rice Burroughs is a novel written in the late 1920s. This adventure tale follows the legendary character Tarzan, who is drawn into a mission to rescue an archaeologist believed to have vanished while searching for a lost tribe in the Wiramwazi Mountains. In the process, Tarzan encounters dangerous creatures and tribal conflicts, all set in the rich backdrop of the African jungle. At the start of the story, Tarzan is alerted to the peril of the archaeologist, Doctor von Harben, and prepares to venture into the depths of the jungle. Joined by his witty companion Nkima, the two set off on a perilous journey, but it becomes apparent that the archaeologist’s expedition has unlocked ancient mysteries tied to a lost Roman culture. As Tarzan navigates challenges including savage beasts and treacherous tribes, readers are introduced to a fascinating blend of mythology and adventure, setting the stage for an epic exploration into the unknown. (This is an automatically generated summary.)