sorry captain jack sparrow. here you can even go up to the deck of his ship, they say it offers a gorgeous view of the wrong floodplain. for the first time in chronicles rechitsa is mentioned in sources in 1213, when the city was part of the chernihiv principality, but it is believed that people began to inhabit these lands much earlier, during the mesolithic. the city got its name from the name of the rechitsa river, a tributary of the dnieper , which, in antiquity, the word indicates the suffix itz, which has an amazing ability to give words a diminutive meaning. see yourself poisoned. sister. the zemlitsa also came out of the rechitsa, a small tributary from the same ancient centuries, and the modern coat of arms of the city on a pink field is one of the ancient symbols of the grand duchy of lithuania today, the coat of arms can be seen on a stone located at the foot of the settlement; it was installed on this site. when was rechitsa 800 years old? from this place, you can start a chronological study of the h

sorry captain jack sparrow. here you can even go up to the deck of his ship . rechitsa was first mentioned in chronicles in 1213, when the city was part of the chernihiv principality, but it is believed that people began to inhabit these lands much earlier, during the mesolithic. the city received its name from the name of the tributary of the dnieper river rechitsa, which flowed into it for antiquity, the word indicates the suffix itz, which has an amazing ability to give words a diminutive meaning. see yourself poisoned sister. zemlitsa also came out of the rechitsa, a small tributary from the same ancient centuries, and the modern coat of arms of the city on a pink field is one of the ancient symbols of the grand duchy of lithuania. today, the coat of arms can be seen on a stone located at the foot of the settlement, it was installed on this place, when rechitsa was 800 years old ? from this place, you can start a chronological study of the history of the city, well, or at least complete the task remember the

yes, when they i'm not sure they dress exactly like camden sparrow jack sparrow, but it is true and we do have records of this that once they plundered a ship on board. there might be jewels or jeweled scabbards or silk or nice uniforms or clothes or jackets. they would often put those on and some of them were quite flamboyant and was sort of their way of giving the middle finger to society the society that they were outcasts from so it is definitely true. there's one account of thomas too a pirate and apparently he had this blue silk brocade and he had a bandolier of pistols and he wore fancy rings or rubies in them and he had a scabbard on one of his swords that had gemstones. so yes, we do have some record that people would dress a little bit like jack spar. even maybe more flamboyantly, but you have to remember regular -- of the time merchant --, you know, they were you know big pantaloons, so you call them or they were things that were sometimes colorful not quite to the extent of jack sparrow. so yes, that's sort of true. but about barry tragedy they have a bury their treasure. n

not quite to the extent of jack sparrow. yes, that sort of true. >> what about buried treasure? any of them bury their treasure? >> no, there's not a single record of any pirate burying their treasure. that does not mean it's not out there. if you watched oak island, again, i only watched one episode, it was so boring. i don't know how they strung it out for so many seasons. the never really found the treasure, from what i understand. there's not a single shred of evidence that a pirate ever buried their treasure on land and then left. why would they? first, they may never get back there. their life was short and brutish. who knows if they are going to get back. second, they might find it difficult to get back, navigational, third, wouldn't they be worried about somebody doubling back? someone else stealing their treasure. if you find a real example of somebody who has buried treasure, that would be wonderful. >> lastly, i know you don't like him very much, understandably. who is your favorite pirates? >> this gives your great insight into my personality. my favorite pirate is n

the so-called ship's rudder, to make it clear to you, this is nothing in the films about captain jack sparrow he is very interesting. let 's have someone try it. i'll show you how it works, whoever wants it is the most daring. let's go here. come on, keep it loud. 109 each ship, in addition to the crew , can take 300 cadets on a campaign ; inside, they are equipped with training classes where you can study navigational artillery and other marine sciences, looking, yes, now at various events. that is, you can lose an entire generation. so, i hope that these guys have guys who study in others. e cadet corps at other schools. uh, it’s precisely from such years that they will absorb the whole thing and then they will simply increase the glory of the sea and the glory of the armed forces of the russian federation in general. located opposite the famous aurora on the petrogradskaya embankment , a huge cruiser inspires children throughout all the years of study. but before they go sailing, they have to learn the theory from knitting knots. yes, the command of sea vessels for a boat ride in the park

errol flynn in the 1935 movie captain blood or recently walked talked and wore eyeshadow like jack sparrow in the movies pirates of the caribbean caribbean. looking at the everyday arctic artifacts recovered from the pirate ship silver coins, cutlery, pewter plates, a teapot, the shoulder blade of a pirate pistols, canon navigation instruments, medical supplies and even a size five shoe a leg and silk stocking. i realized these mythological figures were mere ordinary men. the legend of the captain samuel bellamy and his love interest, maria hallett told me that pirates had connections only and they had families, community links that don't think much about. as i was researching my dissertation turn previous book, the pirate next door the untold story of 18th century pirates wives, families and communities. i kept encountering evidence of this mysterious woman who seemed, oddly, on the peripry, the story of the notorious captain kidd. even the influential and authoritative early sourcebook on pirates called a general history of the robberies and of the most notorious pirates by captain charl