The Egibi family trading house is the first and largest private financial institution in the history of mankind. Its headquarters were located in Babylon, and its branches were located in all corners of the vast Persian Empire. Egibi's debtors were satraps and kings. They preferred to be friends with them and were feared. The wealth they accumulated was legendary. In the summer of 331 BC, Alexander the Great was preparing for a decisive battle with Darius III for dominion over the world. Greek spies flooded Mesopotamia. The last mention of the Trading House dates back to this time. He ceased to exist. The treasures disappeared without a trace. For centuries, the incredible events of that time were shrouded in darkness. The veil of secrecy was lifted quite recently. It all started on April 9, 2003. On this day, the first American tanks entered Baghdad. Anarchy was established in the city for a short period, and a crowd of looters broke into the largest museum in the Middle East...