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What was the hidden treasure in the Titanic when it sank?
Omar Khayyam (1048-1122), better known in Persia as a mathematician, wrote the Rubaiyat which was lost on Titanic. It boasted over a thousand precious and semi-precious jewels, thousands of separate leather onlays and it took the firm two years of continuous work to finish.
Was titanic carrying some treasure?
Omar Khayyam (1048-1122), better known in Persia as a mathematician, wrote the Rubaiyat which was lost on Titanic. It boasted over a thousand precious and semi-precious jewels, thousands of separate leather onlays and it took the firm two years of continuous work to finish.
What two things were Phoenicians famous for?
Trade and alphabetic writing.
For what two things is New Orleans famous?
By no means are these the only two things - 1) Mardi Gras 2) Cajun food
What two things was JFK famous for?
for bein president and helping people
What things is two bit famous for?
he had a big head and big eyes
What are two things bow wow is famous for?
Singing dancing acting
What are two things Perseus is famous for doing?
Killing MedusaRescuing Andromeda
What is two things that benin is famous for?
it is famous for cheese cutting, and toilet seats seriosly i asked my history teacher!..... kidding
Who was the black general to have his two sons be generals?
Omar Bradley
What is Switzerland famous for making?
The two most famous products are chocolate and watches. But it makes lots more things, as does any developed country.
Which play by shakespeare is indicated by the highest tragic walk of your national bard?
I love this question. It makes no sense whatsoever, but it is fun trying to imagine what it could possibly mean. What does "highest tragic walk" mean? It suggests an unsuccessful tightrope walk between two skyscrapers to me. Then again, it asks about "your national bard". Well, doesn't that depend on who I am? If a person is Scottish, that would be Robert Burns, or if Italian, Dante Alighieri, or Iranian, Omar Khayyam. So do we have to imagine Burns walking about and falling off of the highest point of Edinburgh Castle, or Dante doing the same from the leaning tower of Pisa, or Omar Khayyam doing the same from the minaret of the mosque in Nishapur? Ludicrous as this is, it does call to mind a play by Shakespeare. In King John, Prince Arthur, the King's nephew, dies by falling from a high place while trying to escape from jail.
