In the photo: The alleged steps of the "pyramid"
The Kola Peninsula has long attracted the attention of researchers and travelers and tourists. According to legend, it was in these parts that the famous Hyperborea was once located …
In the early 1920s. a scientific expedition headed by the famous researcher and science fiction writer Alexander Barchenko headed here. According to Barchenko's hypothesis, mankind originated in the North during the so-called Golden Age, that is, approximately 10-12 thousand years ago. The Flood forced the Aryan tribes who lived there to leave the area of the present Kola Peninsula and move south.
Barchenko was convinced that the Hyperboreans were a fairly highly developed civilization - they knew the secret of atomic energy, they knew how to build flying vehicles and control them … The researcher got information about this from the Masonic literature available to him. He also believed that the Sami shamans who lived on the Kola Peninsula are the bearers of the ancient knowledge about Hyperborea.
Local residents said that at the foot of Mount Ninchurt there are holes leading to the underground. But those who are trying to penetrate deeply are "stupid enough." Members of Barchenko's detachment found one of these manholes, even took pictures at the entrance, but did not check the possibility of "stupidity". Although they say that Barchenko himself, trying to enter the mysterious dungeon, experienced strange sensations …
He came to the conclusion that this place is under the influence of unknown mystical forces … All sorts of assumptions could be made - about underground tunnels, about ground movements, about the traces of the same Hyperborea that exist here … Geologists have discovered rare earth and uranium-bearing ores in these places. And in 1922 they found in the taiga near the famous Seydozero, at the intersection of water streams, hills that resembled pyramids! The Sami, who used these structures for ritual purposes, said that they were built a very long time ago, in time immemorial … According to the scientist, all this could serve as evidence of the existence of the legendary Hyperborea.
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In these parts, there were shaman seids (tall columns made of stones). Those present near these structures noticed weakness, dizziness, and some experienced hallucinations, their body weight decreased or increased. Here, the so-called imagination was also observed, in which people repeated each other's movements, spoke in incomprehensible languages, prophesied … Did some forces of this unique occult place influence the psyche of people? After all, shamans knew how to turn ordinary mortals into obedient puppets …
In 1998, another expedition visited the Kola Peninsula. It included geologists, historians, archaeologists, ethnographers, philosophers and even ufologists. The search party was called "Hyperborea-98".
On one of the slopes of Ninchurt, archaeologist Alexander Prokhorov discovered a poorly preserved, but powerful masonry wall. On the isthmus between Lovozero and Seydozero, in one of the most inaccessible places, we came across a very ancient seid. On top of this large stone of a very regular geometric shape, there was a kind of cavity, and in it, at the very bottom, there were coals. Are these traces of a ritual associated with fire?
But, perhaps, one of the most exciting finds here is the remains of an ancient observatory, a structure in the form of a 15-meter trench with two visors. In terms of structure, design and possible functions, the structure resembled a large sextant sunk into the ground - the device of the famous Ulugbek observatory near Samarkand …
The expedition leader, Professor V. N. Demin will later write in his book: “All these facts confirm the concept of a number of Russian and foreign scientists about the northern origin of the entire world civilization and the fact that ethnic groups in the distant past - several tens of thousands of years ago - left the North, and forced them to this migration by natural catastrophe. And our Kola Peninsula is one of the centers of Hyperborean culture."