In "Heart of Darkness," the Thames is referred to as a dark place to contrast the supposed civilized nature of London with the darkness and immorality symbolized by the Congo region. It serves as a metaphor highlighting the hidden savagery and inhumanity that can exist within even the most "civilized" societies.
The River Thames has never been lost.
The image of Africa portrayed in "Heart of Darkness" is one of darkness, primitivism, and savagery. The novel perpetuates negative stereotypes of Africa and its people as uncivilized and barbaric. It reflects the Eurocentric views of the time and has been criticized for its racist and colonialist portrayal of Africa.
It has been there for 2000 years. The river Thames has been around for at least 10,000 years.
Nothing. The River Thames has always been there.
The Thames has been identified to be 58 million years old
The animals that have been seen in the river thames is a whale
There has never been a gold rush to the Thames in the UK. If you are thinking of Thames in New Zealand, then 10th August 1867
More than 100 fish species have been recorded in the Thames over the past 30 years, so people do fish in the Thames
The River Thames is a natural feature although short sections of it have been straightened.
The River Thames has been there since pre-historic times.
The river Thames has been there since pre-historic times so nobody knows.
The River Thames has been identified as being some 58 million years old