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** Performed researches under the auspices of the [[Penhew Foundation]] | ** Performed researches under the auspices of the [[Penhew Foundation]] | ||
* [[:Category:Cairo|Cairo, Egypt]] | * [[:Category:Cairo|Cairo, Egypt]] | ||
** Departed June 30 - July | ** Departed June 30 - July 23, 1919 for "East Africa" via ship, supposedly for "well-earned rest" | ||
* [[:Category:Kenya|Mombasa, Kenya]] | * [[:Category:Kenya|Mombasa, Kenya]] | ||
* [[:Category:Kenya|Nairobi, Kenya]] | * [[:Category:Kenya|Nairobi, Kenya]] | ||
Revision as of 14:37, 15 August 2016
Background
Erica believes Dr. Huston had the idea for the expedition. Erica worried when she heard that Anastasia was going.
Clippings
Carlyle Expedition
Erica Carlyle's Journey
Timeline
Carlyle Expedition
- Left from New York, NY, USA aboard British steamship Imperial Standard on April 5, 1919
- London, England
- Performed researches under the auspices of the Penhew Foundation
- Cairo, Egypt
- Departed June 30 - July 23, 1919 for "East Africa" via ship, supposedly for "well-earned rest"
- Mombasa, Kenya
- Nairobi, Kenya
- Departed August 3, 1919, ostensibly on camera safari, but rumor insisted they ere after legendary Biblical treasures
- Reportedly intended to explore Great Rift Valley to the northwest of Nairobi
- Last contact in August 1919
Erica Carlyle's Journey
- Mombasa, Kenya
- Erica Carlyle arrives March 11, 1920, aboard Egyptian ship Fount of Life
- Recent Kikuyu-villager reports of massacre near Aberdare Forest
- Departs March 12, 1920
- Nairobi, Kenya
- Carlyle Expedition confirmed massacred on May 24, 1920
- Erica credits Kikuyu tribesmen for discovery, although police found the massacre site
- Erica departs somewhere around the beginning of June 1920
- Five Nandi tribesmen executed on June 19, 1920, convicted as ringleaders of Carlyle Expedition massacre