So why are there very few megalithic objects on the territory of Russia, as well as some other countries? As for the ancient structures, like those that are found throughout Asia, America and almost all over the world, there are very few of them on the territory of most of the CIS countries.
I already write too much about megalithic objects and I know that finding something interesting on the territory of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus is quite problematic.
Already in more southern states with megalithic objects, it is more and more interesting, for example, the same dolmens in the Caucasus, as well as other structures.
As for the countries listed above, no matter how strange it may seem, most of the alleged megalithic objects are of a controversial nature of origin. In other words, it's not a fact that at least someone created them, it could have been nature. As an example, Mount Vottovaara, several objects in Siberia, Gornaya Shoria, etc.
I repeat that in this article I am writing about a part of the CIS countries and I will not separate Belarus, Ukraine and Kazakhstan from Russia.
And yes, I am not saying that there are no megalithic objects at all, but there are too few of them when compared with Asia, America and even Europe. In fact, such a contrast looks rather strange.
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I would also like to note the pyramids. They exist in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, but these are completely different pyramids, which, for unknown reasons, are radically different in construction technology from all others in the world.
Many people believe that the pyramids around the world in the past had some kind of connection and I have the same opinion, but why exactly on the territory of the CIS countries were pyramids built, to put it mildly, different from others in technology?
How can you compare this with the pyramids in the rest of the world?
Although I would generally say that traces of the creators of the pyramids of the same Egypt, South America, Asia have simply not been found yet. Or maybe these traces are not there, since our pyramids seem to be some kind of toy compared to others around the world.
And when I am asked to write about something related to Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, then it is worth understanding that most of all objects in these states are something controversial between natural origin and someone's work.
And now the most important thing is why there is such a sharp contrast with the rest of the world in most of the CIS territory, and why are there so few truly ancient objects that, in theory, could raise questions about the level of development of past civilizations?
In fact, I thought to write that we have a lot of forests everywhere and because of this we might not find a lot, but this is nonsense. There are also many forests in America, but there are a lot of megalithic structures that raise questions. In Asia, by the way, there are also enough forests (jungle).
Accordingly, there are several versions that are based on my subjective thoughts and may not be liked by someone. Alternatively, in all the states about which I wrote above, megalithic objects could be specially destroyed, although this version is not particularly plausible even for me, since there would be many traces and some facts.
And I understand that many people do not like this, but I know too many facts, so it is difficult not to talk about the cataclysm / war about 200-300 years ago. If you look at the facts, as an example, the same young forests, they are both in Russia and in Ukraine and Belarus.
That is, a cataclysm or war in most of Eurasia can serve as one of the possible versions of the almost complete absence of megalithic structures.
And the latest version, which is more or less plausible for me, is just a difference in civilizations. In other words, those civilizations that existed in most of the rest of the world simply might not exist in Russia and other nearby states.
Again, this is rather strange, but the fact remains that almost all over the world there are many incredible megaliths, "temples" and other structures, but in Russia this is practically nonexistent.
In general, the ancient history of most of the CIS countries is a great mystery and this is a fact. Some traces of processing, technologies, technical and other structures, practically nothing was found and it is worth admitting that this is strange.
On this, in principle, you can end, I just expressed my subjective versions and gave a topic for thought about which, it seems to me, many did not think too much. That's all and thank you all for reading.