History

According to historians, the fate of Jamestown could have been sealed at the turn of 1609 and 1610.

The empire created its own language, alphabet, minted its coins (copper, silver and gold).

Kurchatov received more than 30.000 pages of secret documents from the Americans.

One of the churches in ancient Aksum, Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion, is said to have the Ark of the Covenant in its possession. However, the shrine is guarded by a single guardian (a monk) and no one is allowed inside, not even the rulers of Ethiopia or the heads of the Ethiopian church.

The people who decided to settle in a town near the river were aware of the benefits of such a location.

Sundiata was not an absolute ruler, as the title he used might suggest, although he had universal power in the empire.

The first plutonium bomb test was conducted on August 29, 1949.

Of the nine participants, three graduates worked on the secret Soviet atom research program.

In 6 AD Masada was occupied by the Romans - it served as a border watchtower.

According to Herodotus’ account, after the battle, the Greeks erected a lion-shaped stone monument to the fallen heroes, as well as three stelae with mournful epigrams dedicated to Leonidas, Megistias (the only civilian participant in the battle), and the other fallen.