Five pieces of money has changed Omani history of the continent of Australia

Working team of scientists History and Archaeology on the study of five coins antique Omani, found north of Australia, are of historical value and containing gas may be exciting, and perhaps reveal the arrival of Arab traders to Australia by navigator and explorer Dutchman Willem anise in 1606 AD.

Site asked, "CNN's" Arab: Can a handful of old coins from the Sultanate of Arab was located far east Africa to change the date of Australia?

The site tells the history of the island of "hits," or what is now called the "Kilwa Kisewana" African under Omani rule.

Located the "Kilwa Kisewana" on the east coast of Africa, and Tanzania, tracking, and separates the island from the rest of the Occupied Tanzanian fjord three kilometers wide.

Arabs migrated to the city of "hits" since the Umayyad, استوطنوها and hesitated for trade in goods between the Arabian Peninsula and East Africa, and had contact with the indigenous population and learned their language.

With the continued influx of Arabs took the city in the prosperity and development, and has become one of the greatest ports of East Africa.

In the eleventh century sold wealthy Swahili Kilwa Island to one of traders Muslims فأسس the the town of Kilwa on the land of this island, which turned to the Sultanate of Kilwa and then became one of the largest trade centers on the east coast of Africa.

And known at the time the trade of gold and iron from the country of Zimbabwe, ivory from the country of Tanzania now known, fabric and precious stones, porcelain and spices from Asia, and in the twelfth century and under the rule of "family Mahdla" became hits of the strongest and most famous cities along the east coast of Africa, and reached the peak of its strength in the fifteenth century.

In 1784 dominated by Omani Arabs in Zanzibar, Kilwa, and after the end of the Omani ruling the French built a fort in the northern head of the island, while the city has been neglected and decayed civilization.

So what does all this in Australia? Origin of the story dates back to 1944 when it was found Australian soldier named Maori إيسنبرغ when he was in the process of fishing in the islands of "weasel" on nine Australian coins buried in the sand.

Keep those pieces soldier until 1979 when Saoura the suspicion that they may treasure Vokhaddaha for scientific examination process.

It was concluded that four of those pieces belonged to a Dutch company, and one of them dating back to the sixteenth century.

However, the rest of the five pieces belonging to Kilwa Island and specifically the second century after century, from the age of the island railway cash.

Scientists say: It does not find the on Kilwa money until now only on two occasions; first in Zimbabwe, and the second in Amman.

This means that the five pieces that have been found north of Australia is of historical value, and containing gas may be exciting.

One scientists believe that it is essential not to exclude that be sailors Africans or of Arab descent, who are known in their ability to navigation during the Middle Ages between China and Africa, has been trading in Australia during that period.