The Adventures of Treasure Hunters - 1 season
Chapter 17：The treasure was small
Find the key? I wonder what he is? What is the key? Have to solve puzzles? I wonder who was that secret police agent who hid the key there? Where did he even find information about the treasure?
Dara when I was looking for data about the treasure, I came across an inventory in the archive, in section 2.
The inventory was about the exported treasures of Prince Big ANN, Emir Small-Ann and King Davian to the first empire, the date was 1873.
At the same time, the most expensive treasures, the most valuable, the most amazing, were taken out.
Attached List:
From Small ANNE:
97 ancient manuscripts in Arabic and Persian, in gold binding, painted with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, emeralds.
100 old maps in Arabic showing secret treasures of the emir as well as mines with gold, silver, diamonds.
34,000 carats of rubies and emeralds.
Two large diamonds - 2000 carats.
Gold coins - weighing 2 tons.
Silver coins - weighing 18 tons.
From Big Ann:
300 manuscripts in Arabic.
200 stamas used to mint coins
The prince's throne - weighing 1 ton of gold, decorated with diamonds, pearls, red corals, emeralds
300 ancient gold coins
2000 old arab gold coins
Gold coins - weighing 1200 kg
Silver coins - weighing 23 tons
Copper coins - weighing 54 tons
Other gemstones - weighing 5400 carats
King Davan (year stood 1886):
130 handwritten books
200 ancient maps
100 maps showing mines of gold and lapis lazuli
514 rites of the Tang Dynasty, Ming
100 cuts from the BOSS empire
365 ethnographic items
Gold coins weighing 15 tons
Silver coins - weighing 56 tons
Copper coins weighing 107 tons
Bronze coins weighing 39 tons
Other gemstones - weighing 5600 carats
These treasures were intended to pay for parking, security, silence of local residents, Emir tried to return, again to power. But all his attempts, and there were about 10 of them, were repelled by the new empire. So he died in a foreign land, as indeed his relatives from the Big Ann and Davan. The prince died in Britain in 1934, and the king in Agra in 1938.
But the treasures remained ...
Supporters of the royal people, hoped to return them to the throne, to return their lands, but nothing came of it.
And then those who did not have time to escape, they were caught, they knocked out knowledge about the treasures, some were found and some were gone.
One of these treasures was looking for Dara.
Probably the records were just about such a treasure.
A small purse with gold coins or maybe a couple of precious stones, who knows?
Dara when I was looking for data about the treasure, I came across an inventory in the archive, in section 2.
The inventory was about the exported treasures of Prince Big ANN, Emir Small-Ann and King Davian to the first empire, the date was 1873.
At the same time, the most expensive treasures, the most valuable, the most amazing, were taken out.
Attached List:
From Small ANNE:
97 ancient manuscripts in Arabic and Persian, in gold binding, painted with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, emeralds.
100 old maps in Arabic showing secret treasures of the emir as well as mines with gold, silver, diamonds.
34,000 carats of rubies and emeralds.
Two large diamonds - 2000 carats.
Gold coins - weighing 2 tons.
Silver coins - weighing 18 tons.
From Big Ann:
300 manuscripts in Arabic.
200 stamas used to mint coins
The prince's throne - weighing 1 ton of gold, decorated with diamonds, pearls, red corals, emeralds
300 ancient gold coins
2000 old arab gold coins
Gold coins - weighing 1200 kg
Silver coins - weighing 23 tons
Copper coins - weighing 54 tons
Other gemstones - weighing 5400 carats
King Davan (year stood 1886):
130 handwritten books
200 ancient maps
100 maps showing mines of gold and lapis lazuli
514 rites of the Tang Dynasty, Ming
100 cuts from the BOSS empire
365 ethnographic items
Gold coins weighing 15 tons
Silver coins - weighing 56 tons
Copper coins weighing 107 tons
Bronze coins weighing 39 tons
Other gemstones - weighing 5600 carats
These treasures were intended to pay for parking, security, silence of local residents, Emir tried to return, again to power. But all his attempts, and there were about 10 of them, were repelled by the new empire. So he died in a foreign land, as indeed his relatives from the Big Ann and Davan. The prince died in Britain in 1934, and the king in Agra in 1938.
But the treasures remained ...
Supporters of the royal people, hoped to return them to the throne, to return their lands, but nothing came of it.
And then those who did not have time to escape, they were caught, they knocked out knowledge about the treasures, some were found and some were gone.
One of these treasures was looking for Dara.
Probably the records were just about such a treasure.
A small purse with gold coins or maybe a couple of precious stones, who knows?