History

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

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.

Some 5000 people in the first 72 hours were irradiated with doses ranging from 460 to nearly 1000 mSv.

Jamestown was the capital city of the Virginia Colony until 1699.

Archaeological research has revealed that in the fertile Indus Valley, about 5,000 years ago, 5 large and over 30 smaller towns and hundreds of settlements and villages were established.

Mohenjo-daro was a proto-city located in the valley of the Indus River.

For the first few days, the group traveled by means of transportation.

An Oriental rat flea infected with plague bacteria quickly experienced a blockage of the anterior intestine due to the biofilm produced by the bacterium.

The group originally consisted of nine people.

During the heyday of the Mali Empire, which was in the first half of the 14th century, Mansa Kankana Musa I, also known as Mansa Musa, ruled.