Pistachio, Fish, Light, and the Habitats of the Robbers .

In all the mountains, the first people swarmed at the beginning of the Late Paleolithic .

- "Yes, this is something about 48 thousand years ago," Dara proudly remarked .

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Well done, what do you know, the history of your region . But let me continue . These people settled in mountain valleys that were free of snow and ice . Then the climate and, accordingly, the relief, the general landscape was different from today .

On the wound extended a huge lake, the remains of the Tethys of the Tertiary Sea . In this huge lake, which was about 200 km wide and about 800 km long, from 2-10 meters deep to 60 meters deep . It was salty . Sharks were still swimming in it . . . small . But at the time of Tethys there were larger sharks, 60 meters long and 9 meters wide . You can still find all of their teeth, petrified, black at 15-27 centimeters on the slopes of the western tip of the Svet Mountains .

People were protected in the mountains from large animals . Such as herds - a primitive bull, a large deer, wild elephants and woolly rhinos . By that time there were not so many of them, but it was quite enough for still weak human tribes .

Wolves, bears, cave tigers lived in the mountains, and cave lions have already died out, snow leopards and mountain hyenas have taken their place . . .

- "and on the cave paintings, these animals are not!" put in, Dara .

Cave paintings appeared in that locality only 3,500 years ago, that is, in the Bronze Age, a fool, the historian remarklessly remarked . Do not interrupt my story .

"Good" . Reluctantly said, Dara .

So, in the mountains they began to live, hunt, fish, and slowly developed .

In these mountains there are archaeological sites of different times - the Bronze Age, the iron, copper . . .

The first modern people settled in the mountains at the beginning of 589 BC . They bred in mountain valleys and carried out selection of walnut and berry trees . . .

- "Uh, dear, Historian, what about treasures and coins?" He asked, Dara .

What, you impatient . . . will you and treasures, and coins, and precious stones, and even more and more valuable, old ma.n.u.scripts that have no price and . . .

. . . but about this later, I must tell you about the history of the mountains themselves, so that you can understand what I found in them, more valuable things than gold and precious stones . For you . . . as a farmer!

- "Ahhhhh, I seem to understand what you mean!" Yelled, Dara . . .