History

By 1350, the empire covered about 1,240,140 square kilometers. It ruled over 400 cities, towns, and villages. At the time, only the Mongol Empire was larger.

On the morning of the third day of the battle, Leonidas learned from fugitives and scouts that the Persians had discovered a secret path.

The main cities of this civilization—Mohenjo-daro and Harappa are characterized by very regular buildings.

The Sumer left behind the oldest medical textbook, dating back to around 2,200 BC.

The story of the so-called "Kyshtym Dwarf" is also connected with the Kyshtym disaster.

The city was founded on a grassy plain, on a site indicated by a patched cow.

The Indus Civilization is one of the oldest in the world.

Many people interested in the fate of the Dyatlov group present several arguments that exclude the "official theory of the tragedy."

Mohenjo-daro did not have city walls but was fortified with watchtowers west of the main settlement and defensive fortifications to the south.

Autopsies of the four hikers found in the ravine showed the most severe injuries.