A few words about the great Siberian system of hegloliths. New satellite photos of this incredible historical phenomenon.
This is one of my old finds. I will not hide that in the year of the first publication, it made a lot of noise and was widely discussed in many media. However, I decided to return to discussing it again, as I recently found completely new satellite photos. It was they who helped me understand all the grandeur and mystery of the discovery of this artifact.
The coordinates of my virtual find are as follows: Krasnoyarsk Territory, Russia. Coordinates: 62.043184, 101.556438. All together, huge drawings form the great Siberian system of geoglyphs. Detailed satellite images from NASA prove they were deposited on the ground before the trees appeared there and the taiga formed. There are no industrial facilities and industries there, and never have been. The only settlement has only 135 inhabitants. Each drawing has a diameter of up to 3 kilometers. In total, the drawings cover an area of 150-170 kilometers, which is an absolute world record. All drawings are in the form of a Kolovrat, or Slavic cross. This is the oldest occult symbol of the Rus. The pictures are connected by a kind of grid (straight lines). Naturally, all this was done by people. But when and how we will never know. Unfortunately,this secret, apparently, is carefully hidden from ordinary people, it seems to me because of the fear of destroying historical science, which (as it turned out) is greatly mistaken in its conclusions. None of the historians is in a hurry to recognize the existence of a certain civilization that existed in these places. Or maybe something else scares them, I don't even know what exactly.
Now some details. The only settlement in these remote places is the village of Strelka-Chunya coordinates: 61.739608 °, 102.801881. ° This is a former trading post. The settlement was inhabited by hunters, furs were accepted here, so only hunters lived here. Now the village is home to a total of 183 people. There are no field facilities, oil rigs or quarries there, and there have never been any. By the way, there is another small settlement there. But there are even fewer inhabitants there than even in Strelka-Chun. There is no more civilization there, and it never existed before. Wild and untouched places, taiga without end and edge. The green sea in the waves of the most severe Siberian frost.
Geoglyphs are the oldest drawings that were applied to the soil in different ways. Often by digging the soil, or by laying stones or granite slabs. Vegetation never grows in these places, so these drawings are quite clearly visible from the air or from space. Figures can be very different, but, as a rule, it is practically impossible to establish their meaning due to the age of years. It is believed that there are no such huge geoglyphs in Russia. However, they exist, even though modern archeology refuses to recognize them. All drawings are up to three kilometers in circumference, there are two repeating types of drawings. All of them are located at the intersection of perfectly straight lines, which create a kind of coordinate grid, just like a colossal geographical map. Two types of drawings,these are essentially two versions of the oldest Slavic cross, or Kolovrat. The sign of the Sun, or the so-called Solstice. It is interesting that there is a kind of loop at the intersection of the rays. The meaning, which I do not know, since I have never seen anything like it in historical descriptions. All drawings are absolutely identical, as if they were drawn using a huge printer. Naturally, they are all made by the hands of a person, or someone who looked like the current inhabitants of the Earth. Some of the drawings have faded from time to time, which only proves the fact that they were drawn a long time ago. Perhaps many thousands of years ago. Kolovrat is the name of an eight-pointed symbol, an image allegedly of ancient Slavic origin. But the fact that there is a similar pattern on an ancient geoglyph proves, in my opinion, that this symbol has, clearly,historical origin. It is impossible to explain otherwise. Who created these drawings, when and, most importantly, why ?!
It is interesting that the drawings can be fully discerned only from space, from near-earth orbit. Obviously, you will not see all this splendor from the plane. It is clear that no modern technologies will be able to cope with such a volume, especially considering the fact that these geoglyphs cover an area of at least 150 kilometers, and maybe much larger in size.
As it seems to me, this is an artifact left over from some civilization. It was located precisely on the territory of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, had Slavic roots and origin. Although this is absolutely impossible, according to modern historical science. At the moment, scientists deny any facts and evidence on this find. I think this is due to the fact that they are unable to explain this historical phenomenon in a scientific way, therefore they chose the method of denying the obvious fact. However, all this is there, each of you can study it all. A rational explanation for this was never given, and I do not even want to mention the absurdity that they tried to pass off as truth. Apparently someone believes that we can believe any nonsense said by those experts who have nothing to do with archeology at all.
So, that the biggest secret of Russia is looking for, waiting for the one who will study it and give it a truthful explanation. Perhaps this will happen in the next century, or maybe a little earlier. This I cannot say for sure. However, I really hope so!
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A very important addition! The author's material does not have the character of propaganda of extremism, ultra-right ideas or nationalism. It was published exclusively for the purpose of acquaintance with an unusual archaeological artifact that is located on the territory of the Krasnoyarsk Territory! The author hates Nazism and does not support this ideology!
The only village there Strelka-Chunya has 183 inhabitants. There are no more settlements around.
Author: Valentin Degterev