Артефакты и древние города Сибири, которых нет в учебнике истории . От Даарии до Тартарии

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The majestic expanses of Siberia keep a lot of secrets that can not be explained by modern historical science. It is believed that the development of these rich territories began with the heroic campaign of Ermak. However in ancient Chronicles there is data that on the way of the following Cossacks quite often met ruins of the ancient cities. However, most of them were destroyed by that time, only small fortresses (towns) remained, which later turned into larger settlements. But the number is also impressive. In one of the Embassy orders of the XVII century only in the Ob region was mentioned 94 cities.

In the future we will see that this was only a small part of what keeps the Siberian land. All these findings completely contradicted the official version of history, put forward about three centuries ago by the German Gerhard Miller. The fact that the titled academician could not even read in Russian, no one was confused. And Miller's postulate that Siberia is a " non-historical region "and inhabited it, respectively," non-historical peoples", somehow very quickly caught on in domestic science.

Meanwhile, so many unique artifacts have been found in Siberia that a conscientious study of them could shed light on our true history. About the most interesting findings we will tell. To begin with, let's just list the questions to which the supporters of the Pro-Western historical paradigm can not give a clear answer:

- Where on the lands of Siberia is the number of cities that exceed the age of the Egyptian pyramids?


- How to explain the fact that already 10 thousand years ago between the inhabitants, separated by thousands of kilometers, there was a lively cultural exchange?


- What to do with the latest research of geneticists, according to which the first Siberian land inhabited by proto-Europeans, and, according to their data it happened about 35-45 millennia ago?


- Why ancient patterns on Siberian vessels-almost an exact copy of no less ancient Slavic signs and symbols?


- Why scientists discover typically Slavic jewelry Siberians, created long before a hike Ermak?


- Who and why here built giant megalithic wall?


- Why so diligently erased the memory of the great Tartary, which once existed, including in the Siberian lands?

Of course, this is only part of such questions. But in answering them, we will touch upon much that is left out of the scope of the above.

So, what do we know from the archaeological site? Quite a lot. Another thing, these materials are not accepted to advertise.

Siberian Country cities.
Even historians of antiquity wrote about the beautiful and crowded cities located on the lands beyond the Urals. This could be read in the works of European scholars, and in numerous Arab Chronicles.

Sad, Serpenov (Serponov), Kossin, Terom, Alakchin, Kickas, Eli, Arsa, Kambalyk, inanch and many names of other cities that existed long before the development of Siberia Ermak, despite attempts to completely erase them from maps and memory, still come to our time. Some of them were described by such authors as Marco Polo, Snorri Sturlusson, Nikolai Witsen, Sigismund Herberstein, Chang-Chun, marwazi, Abul-Ghazi, etc.

It must be said that the attempt to keep records of Siberian cities was made in 1552 by Ivan the Terrible, who ordered to make a "Big Drawing" of the Russian land. However, this map disappeared in the time of Troubles, but the descriptions are preserved. In the" Drawing book of Siberia", as well as in the atlases and" Chorographic book of Siberia", compiled by Semyon Remezov and his sons already in 1697 – 1711, many Siberian cities are also marked on the maps.

It is unlikely that such a number could appear only after ermakovsky campaign.

From time to time, interesting information about interesting archaeological finds in various parts of Siberia leaks out. So, in the forties of the last century, the staff of the Abakan Museum excavated the ruins of the Palace, built about 2100 years ago.

It is also known that on the site of such ancient cities as Tyumen, Barnaul, Omsk, Tomsk, Semipalatinsk before there were even more ancient settlements. A number of researchers believe that on the site of Tomsk in the old days was a mysterious city called Sad. This follows, at least, from the words of the famous Dutch cartographer I. Gondiusa, who on a map of 1606 next to the image of Sad made a note that in "this cold city" live Russian. There is Sadness on other cards.

In addition, there is every reason to believe that the city of Omsk was built almost on the site of the legendary Asgard of Iria. In any case, the underground passages discovered there by archaeologists, have at least 10 millennia. And this is only one of the upper layers, to the deeper researchers have not yet reached.
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