Many have heard of the giant figures that are clearly visible over the Peruvian Nazca plateau. Much has been written about these geoglyphs over the past half century. Part of the Nazca plateau resembles airstrip, lined with perfectly straight lines. Surprisingly, something similar, reminiscent of an ancient airfield or cosmodrome, was discovered in Soviet times in the vastness of Siberia. To be more precise, in the region of the Dzhugdzhur ridge in Yakutia.
Here is what the Russian traveler and researcher of the culture of the peoples of the north-east of Siberia G. Tymnetagin wrote about this find in his book "Guardian of the North":
Personally, I believe that this man-made and clearly man-made object could well belong to the ancient civilization of our ancestors who came to the vastness of Siberia from the legendary arctic ancestral home. The very same civilization that was destroyed by a cataclysm that occurred as a result of an ancient destructive war. The waters of the flood that came from the Arctic Ocean destroyed almost everything that survived this war. However, in the mountainous area the elements were not so destructive, and therefore in some places there could still be preserved the remains of ancient megalithic structures of the "Wall" type in Gornaya Shoria, etc.
And just in order to hide from us the very fact of the existence of this ancient highly developed civilization and the real reasons for its death, the servants of darkness diligently hide from us the true history of mankind and unfoundedly assert that Siberia has always been a wild and sparsely populated area, and all ancient artifacts seem to be "natural formations".
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