There are archaeological discoveries that clearly contradict the historical myths of falsifiers that allegedly the expanses of Siberia and especially its north were wild and sparsely populated lands for many millennia. One of these discoveries is associated with the names of Soviet archaeologists L. Khlobystin and A. Melentyev, employees of the Polar Expedition of the Leningrad Branch of the Institute of Archeology of the USSR Academy of Sciences, who in the 1970s-1980s carried out long-term archaeological research on the lands of Taimyr and came to the unequivocal conclusion that these lands were constantly inhabited for more than one thousand years.
Here is what Doctor of Historical Sciences L. Khlobystin himself wrote about one of these expeditions in his article "The Bronze Age of Taimyr", published in the March 1986 issue of the magazine "Around the World":
The similar casting technology of Taimyr and the Aryan Akaim, as well as similar ceramics, confirm that the entire North of our country was once inhabited by Aryan peoples - people from the legendary Arctic ancestral home of all people of the white race. Later, the arctic cold that came to these lands forced these peoples to migrate to more southern regions. And the resettlement of these Aryan clans went precisely from north to south, and not vice versa, as the official historical science tries to present, whose owners are strongly interested in us knowing as little as possible the truth about our common Arctic ancestral home and about the Siberian land that existed for a long time. the vastness of Great Tartary, the very existence of which official science diligently does not recognize.
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