Where did firearms come from in the 3rd century?


On the coast of the Black Sea, at the edge of the coastline, there is a strange stone. The find was given to the local museum, and then sent to the laboratory for analysis.


It turned out to be a petrified bullet. The same piece of stone with a bullet inside was found in the Far East. Studies have shown that the ammunition dates back to the 3rd-4th century AD.


What kind of bullets can we talk about if gunpowder had not yet been invented at that time? It seems that our history still does not know much.

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