Unesco links the nuclear history of our times that witnessed use of H-Bomb during the time of the World War II; this World Heritage Site  remembers America’s nuclear testing on the Bikini Atoll in the Marshall archipelago in the Pacific Ocean.

Human scholarship always tries to change its ‘past’ using fruits of its knowledge with corridors of time that brings suicidal changes to human’ settled views on causes of their geological changes.

Bikini Atoll historically identifies itself with ancient migrants whose nativity links their geographical origin with O-ki-ni and Tolla islands. Marshall islands put its name straight that marks the holiest land of the ancient world’s Mahasala region, the land of Gods and Goddesses beyond the waters of the river Ros.

Okini was the land of the Achaeans of Homer’s epics to whom Indian puranic tradition knew as Agni people; they were also known to other ancient writers as Yakni people. Tolla identifies itself with Ptolemais region which was renowned as the land of the Lotuses of different colours. It included the Nile river belt as well as Ophir and the plain of the river Tigris.

The nuclear tests changed the history of mankind but Bikini Atoll and the Marshall Islands live otherwise to depict the history of human migration,