Publisher's Synopsis
As a species, we humans love mysteries, Scientists, historians, and enthusiasts have dedicated their entire careers to trying to solve some of the world's greatest unsolved mysteries, yet there are many that simply seem unsolved.
Helen is considered to be the most beautiful and provocative woman in the world. For her the fierce Trojan War began and thousands of warriors were killed. In 1873, adventurer-turned-archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann discovered spectacular Bronze Age jewelry. The jewels were unearthed by Schliemann during the excavations of Troy. For years he had been on a quest to prove that the stories of Helen, Achilles and Agamemnon were not just fiction - but real history. He had searched for the site of Troy for many years, faced ridicule and abuse, but now he had found it. Not only this, but he had unearthed these extraordinary crowns - ""The Jewels of Helen of Troy"" - and many other artifacts which he dubbed the ""Treasures of King Priam"". Then in 1993, they reappeared - at the Pushkin Museum in St. Petersburg. What is the secret behind this? Was it really Helen's?
In ten chapters the author presents the wondrous and mysterious unsolved mysteries that continue to astonish mankind. The mystery of Robin Hood, the lost library of Ivan in Russia, the lost jewels of Queen Helen, the Shatter tribes of Israel, the mysterious Veil of Veronica, the cremated ashes of Joan of Arc, the cross of Helena and Jesus, etc. very authentically has been submitted.
