One of the modern researchers who, on the basis of the mythology and ethnography of the small peoples of North-Eastern Siberia, is the Russian traveler and writer G. Tymtenagin, who traveled throughout this region, met with the last shamans of the Chavchuvens, Yukaghirs, Altai and more than 25 years collecting legends and stories about this ancient civilization. that existed in the North before the global catastrophe. And this is how he himself comments on the information he received:
Thus, the existence in distant antiquity of the legendary arctic ancestral home is confirmed not only by the legends and myths of the peoples of the white race, but also by the mythology of the "small" Siberian peoples who came to these lands in later times. An increasing number of artifacts found on the territory of Siberia, as well as many maps of the "Great Tartary", confirm that these lands were far from always wild and sparsely populated due to unfavorable climatic conditions. Moreover, these very climatic conditions before the global catastrophe and possibly the destructive war were completely different in these places.