Makhunik: A village in Iran

Jonathan Swift's book Gulliver's Travels provides the identity of the best-eaten people. After the shipwreck, the island of Lilliput, in the waves, flows on the banks of the country, Lemuel Galiyar There he met Lilliput residents. Their height is not more than 15 centimeters. The Lilliput state of Swift is an imagination, but a comparable village is still seen in eastern Iran. The village name is Makhunik. The village of 15 hundred years old is located 75 kilometers away from the border with Afghanistan-Iran border. Now 100 years ago, the people of this village named Makhunik was just 1 meter (about 3 feet) in height. They are less than 50 centimeters short of Iranians' average height.

Until the 40s of the last century, the villagers did not know the word of the world. Even the people of other parts of Iran were not even aware - a surprise village near their home. In 1946, a group of theorists discovered the existence of the village. After the discovery of the village, there have been many different discoveries of the discovery of addiction. They have always seen new wonders. The size of the houses here is very small. The size of houses says that the people there were small in size. After proof of this match. In 2005 there was a mummified body of 25 cm height. This discovery gives the belief that 13 villages, including Makhunik, were once 'cities of the best people'.

According to a survey of 2006, now 700 people live in the village. None of them are like their ancestors. But their homes remained the same as the tradition of ancestors. Scientists have found the answer to what the people of Makhunik had been betting on. They gave different views to do this. The most credible thing is that people of this village could not be tall for a few reasons. The most notable reason for this is that the body lacks essential vitamins and vitamins and drinking mercurial water there.

Apart from marrying among their relatives