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Tim Severin's account of his 1980 quest to recreate the Seven Voyages of Sindbad, from Oman to China, and thereby to test the truth of the tales of the "Arabian Nights". Severin's ship was made from Malabar timbers held together with coconut rope, and his crew included eight Omani seamen.

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