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Looking for Dilmun: The Search for a Lost Civilization Meg Mateo Ilasco Center for Action and Contemplation“ShaneAuthor: Geoffrey Bibby Publisher: Penguin Books, 1980 Condition: Softcover, yellowed pages, foxing on cover and back, interior clean Dilmun was a land which stretched beyond the confines of Bahrain, as far north as Kuwait, and as far south as Saudi Arabia. The quest for the real Dilmun began when the author revisited Bahrain in order to explore the thousands of undated burial mounds scattered across the country. A season's digging established the