History

The culture of Mohenjo-daro was the most extensive of the modern civilizations of antiquity (along with Egypt, Mesopotamia, and China).

The cause of their violent death could not have been a volcanic eruption, as there had never been an active volcano in this area.

After the defeat suffered at the hands of the Greeks at the Battle of Marathon in 490 BC, the Persians began planning another expedition against the Greek city-states (polis).

The Aksum fleet appeared off the coast of the Arabian Peninsula, Persia, China, India, Indonesia and the Philippines.

To date, the source of the outbreak has not been identified.

The plague did not spare Africa and Asia Minor.

By the 1630s, Jamestown settlement was dominating the region of the eastern Virginia Peninsula.

Construction of the Mayak combine lasted from 1945 to 1948.

On Xerxes’ orders, the Medes and Elamite troops were the first to strike.

The civilization of the Indus Valley was completely unknown until the end of the 19th century - the ruins of the city remained hidden from the world for about 3,700 years.