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Shvoong is making a legend of its Treasure hunt's. It;s back with treasure hunt -2 . This time it is a $500 treasure. So who is goinng to be the next George Eustin? I wont be trying this time, so you try your luck.. (kidding) the rules are the same. So go on and get going. Clue 1: On this mountain stands a French-Pole's creation. The creator was the father of two artists, as well as a mountain-top wonder. His creation, always open handed, lies in the hub of a long bygone empire. Around the figure of this creation, our riddle will revolve.

The Winner: George Eustice (34) from Oslo, Norway. SHVOONG Treasure Hunt #1 The Riddle: 1. Man eater, some film buffs might say, though perhaps just a Tunisian army man, friend of elephants that found his bane in a glass. Carthaginian (today's Tunis) military commander Hannibal committed suicide by poisoning himself. Additional clues: Hannibal Lecter, elephant riding. Abstract: http://www.shvoong.com/books/368266-hannibal/ 2. The backdrop to the wanderings of the poor Napoleonic slayer could be on Europe’s fringe, but also in the great river state. Raskolnikov, a slayer and fan of Napoleon wandered the streets of St. Petersburg which is also the name of Tom Sawyer’s town in Twain’s writings. Abstract: http://www.shvoong.com/f/books/82666-white-night-st-petersburg/ 3. A true Joycian war hero in office possessing an absolutely meaningless ass. He was brought to the fields by the man in the luxurious car, took his place only six years after, though best remembered in the 50’s. The S...

Looking y te headin ghas been written so confusingly.. Iam damn confused with the 5th clue of Shvoong treasue hunt "The fruity pal mentioned in the song. An honest journalist wrote the story of the hydro-cosmic landmark. A Dutch call girl sung it. She wants to make it in Hollywood but might end up near Argentina. " Tried searching Fruity pal.. didnt get any way through. Got the list of the female dutch singers and tried those. NO use. What more?

Shvoong.com is the ultimate centre for abstracts and summaries. The site has launched a new one of-a-kind treasure hunt. You will have to crack 6 mind boggling questions to get that Treasure. OK, what is the treasure? A whoping $1000. Great isn’t it? But its damn difficult dear . The first clue was “Man eater, some film buffs might say, though perhaps just a Tunisian army man, friend of elephants that found his bane in a glass.” I solved it. You looking for the answer, I wont tell you. Solve it yourself. But the second one is damn difficult I am not getting it. “The backdrop to the wanderings of the poor Napoleonic slayer could be on Europe’s fringe, but also in the great river state.” The great river state? I tried a lot. I think it’s a place that they are referring to. God knows!