We know about Siberia from textbooks that were written by foreign historians. What is it, academician G. F. Miller, a German by birth who did not know Russian, who came to Russia in 1725 as one of the Vatican's agents, could tell about this region.
The beginning of falsification of the history of Siberia
In 1750, after a quarrel with Lomonosov, Academician Miller was demoted, only temporarily, for one year. In the same year, he urgently publishes his first volume of the book "Description of the Siberian Kingdom", which was much delayed for release earlier.
Now he needed to urgently rehabilitate himself, and is afraid that he may not fulfill the order of his master. As he said with pathos, this is the “first correct” scholarly work on this topic. This scientist wrote his "history", arguing that Siberia is not a historical region, and it is inhabited by wild peoples.
His followers, such as Academician Fischer, this other Russian historian, also of German origin, wrote outright plagiarism without discovering anything new.
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Country of cities. Confirmation of an existing civilization
Many ancient European historians, Arab chronicles mentioned the existence of cities in Tartary, such as: Sadina, Kossin, Terom, Kikas, Eli, Inanch, Serpenov and many others. There are detailed ancient maps showing these cities of Tartary.
Map of Tartary by Peter Bertius, 1630-1644.
In 1552 Ivan the Terrible tried to start researching and keeping records of Siberian cities! Only in 1626, in the ambassadorial orders of the Russian state, it was mentioned that there are ninety-four cities on the Ob River alone. Siberian cities stood long before the campaigns of Yermak and his Cossacks.
Siberia has a great many ruins of ancient cities. Some of the fortresses later became large cities like Tomsk, Omsk, Tobolsk, Tyumen, Barnaul and many others.
Even more ancient cities stood in their place; now they are located at a considerable depth under modern cities and have not yet been explored.
This is how the entrances to the underground cities of Siberia may look like.
Modern research and archaeological finds reveal the truth about Siberia
New studies carried out by geneticists reveal a different picture: the territory of modern Siberia began to be populated by people of European appearance, at least about 45 thousand years ago.
Plates from the ruins of the palace on Abakan.
In the forties of the 20th century, excavations were carried out on Abakan, by employees of the Abakan Museum (now the Republican). Archaeologists have discovered the ruins of a palace that is more than two thousand years old.
Arkaim, Chelyabinsk region, bird's-eye view.
In 1987 - a sensation, in the Chelyabinsk region was discovered the most ancient city - Arkaim, its construction dates back to BC. The artifacts found there have ancient Vedic patterns, signs and ornaments, which are still common among the Slavic peoples.
Dishes from the Arkaim excavation. Pot with a pattern - miander. A very ancient date.
It is striking the fact that the originally Greek pattern - the miander, is found in Siberia - it is incomparably older than the Greek culture. This pattern was applied to household items and decorations found at the excavations of Arkaim.
This is - Greek vase, compare with the Arkaim find. They have the same pattern - meander!
Tartary with developed metallurgy and crafts, with the richest reserves of metals and gems flourished
Found household items, weapons, jewelry, in various places and regions of Siberia, are often made in the same style, which means that there was a lively trade and cultural exchange between the inhabitants of the remote northern and Siberian regions.
Gold treasure.
Decorations: kolts, torcs, bracelets, rings, lunettes, made in the Russian style, reminiscent of the Scythian. Also, images of winged griffins and deer are symbols of ancient Tartary. And there are a great many such finds!
Gold bracelet, This decoration is - not ancient nomads.
This means that the magnificent gold jewelry was made by the craftsmen of ancient Tartary, and not by the nomads who only wore them. Siberia has been a country of the greatest craftsmen, for many millennia, whose weapons and decorations were worn by all cultures and peoples.
The found birch bark letters with inscriptions on them in the Slavic language confirm that the Slavic peoples who lived here left behind a whole layer of culture, carefully hidden from us.
Megaliths of Gornaya Shoria.
Later, in 1991, alternative explorers began to study the unthinkably ancient megalithic wall. It was discovered in Altai, in Gornaya Shoria. This find breaks all the stereotypes of foreign historians and challenges all those who belittle the antiquity of the civilization of Siberia.
Megaliths from Koisky Belogorie, Krasnoyarsk Territory.
The civilization of Tartary, dating back to such a distant past, testifies to the greatest past, which served as the source and spread of this civilization throughout the world.
