There are many interesting places in Central Asia and one of them is the huge Ustyurt plateau. It is located on the lands of modern Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, on the western side it is bounded by the Mangylshlak peninsula, in the east - by the remains of the dried up Aral Sea and the delta of the Amu Darya River.
It is interesting that in some places this plateau is cut off by very steep cliffs - the locals call them chinks. In some cases, their height can be up to 350 meters.
If you are a traveler in a good SUV and want to be at the top of the plateau, then be prepared for the fact that you will have to drive a huge number of kilometers along this natural wall in order to find one of the few places to climb up.
On the territory of the plateau, you can see a huge saline desert. The climate here is very hot, and, apparently, there was never any water. In addition, this place is located quite far from modern routes. Even in our time, the Ustyurt plateau has been studied very, very poorly.
Naturally, many mysteries and legends appeared around the plateau. And the first mystery does not begin in the geological structure of this plateau or in its geography. At the end of the last century, aerial survey of the area took place here to compile a topographic map.
And at that moment, Soviet researchers were amazed to find very strange straight lines in the pictures, obviously of unnatural origin - in nature, as you know, there are no straight lines. These lines were combined into signs of great length, most of which were oriented towards the north.
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If you look at all this from above, you can find an analogy with arrows - the tips of these "arrows" look to the north and have round holes at the corners of the lines, and the arrow itself is formed by stone ramparts. Nature did not spare these ramparts - now they are practically destroyed and their height is less than a meter.
However, researchers claim that in ancient times the height of the ramparts was much greater. Some researchers believe that the arrows on the Ustyurt plateau very much resemble a huge military map, which shows the directions of the main attack.
But the question only arises - what technologies do you need to possess to create such "arrows"? After all, if all this is done exclusively with the help of improvised tools, then creating such things will take a huge amount of people, resources and time.
But even in this case, this already suggests that at that time a very developed civilization could exist here, which was able to build such. And the most striking thing is that such a cyclopean system of "arrows" travels for tens of kilometers.
If we compare the scale of these arrows with the drawings found in the Nazca desert, then the Ustyurt plateau clearly wins here. And just like in this Peruvian desert, such “arrows” can only be seen from an airplane or from space.
The geology of the Ustyurt plateau is also striking - it is very flat and resembles a table, there are also no large hills on its territory. Some miracles. Just think - in order to indicate the direction of the blow, someone first made an almost perfectly flat surface, then lifted it up and put these "arrows" there.
If all this really has an artificial origin, then it remains only to guess how high technologies one had to possess and, most importantly, for whom were these arrows intended, who directed them?
As for the official science, its representatives insist that these structures were used exclusively for hunting and for cattle corral.
There is another version, according to which these could be structures for collecting water, but it seems to me very doubtful.