The photo shows the famous pyramid in Nakhodka. There are two of them, called Brother and Sister. The sister is a pyramidal mountain, the origin of which is most likely natural. But Brother … that's a mystery. You see what's left of it. Its height was 330 meters!
This is a graphic reconstruction of an object that was dismantled back in the days of the USSR. There is information that in the upper part there were internal structures, built with the use of concrete of the highest quality. The crushed stone in it is calibrated in accordance with the modern "fine" type. The blocks were plastered and even frescoes made with red lead, whitewash and ocher of several shades have survived. Round spots and holes were visible under the microscope - traces of sputtering. This information can be considered folklore, since there is no material evidence, only the very fact of the destruction of the upper part of the mountain is too eloquent evidence. The fact is that the destruction of the summit was carried out under the pretext of limestone mining. Now let's think: is it advisable to extract limestone, starting from the top? Have you ever seen this? And what nonsenseto go for building materials across the river? (carried by ferry). And the most important thing is that at that time the lime quarry was already developed right next to it, there is no need to swim anywhere and climb the mountain. Obvious nonsense. But there are other pyramids in Russia, which are traditionally considered natural formations, but there is no information about at least some attempts to explore them!
I really like this "gorushka" in Kamchatka. There are some in Kolyma and Chukotka, but this is just a masterpiece! In Bosnia, the pyramid did not look like a pyramid at all, only when the excavations began, material evidence of its artificial origin appeared, and then there were a lot of skeptics who said that the blocks of the Bosnian pyramid just cracked from the monolith into regular rectangular blocks, and the runic letters on the walls were intricate freak of nature! Now let's see what we have on the Amur, near the village of Rzhavchik!
Therefore, at first I did not understand the photo, what was what, and when I saw a diagram drawn by hand, showing what was not available for viewing in the photo, I experienced mixed feelings. And distrust and delight. Of course, this cannot be a random pile of stones!
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But since the topic is inexhaustible, more and more information appears, obviously the time has come to talk about this:
Nothing special, you say? Okay, let's look further:
Impressive? Okay … more …
Hot? This is not Baalbek, no …
This is ours, dear!
Do you think Sklyarov did not see this in the photo? I assure you I have seen it more than once, like the Kolyma and Perm photos.
Okay. Who does not know - I reveal my cards. these are the outskirts of the city of Vyborg in the St. Petersburg province. Very close! Let's go, and we will take measurements, exclaim pathetically that they say that you can't squeeze a $ 100 bill between the stones. Try a two-dollar bill, can it fit? Or are you just sticking in the wrong place? Let's talk, whether it was a band saw or a circular saw was used, or maybe a laser … A loser, not a laser, dear Andrey Yuryevich! Good luck in the development of Bolivia and distant Peru!
So: Amur, Kolyma, Perm and Leningrad region, we partially looked. Now I propose to go to the Yenisei!
Did you notice anything? No!?! Okay, look again, and pay attention to the pebble I highlighted in red!
We look further!
Is it just me seeing it again? Well what are you !!! See the hint below:
Earnestly? And here's something else:
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So, you are convinced that there is plenty of evidence of the activity of the ancient mind on the territory of Russia, even in spite of such colossal destruction that was caused by tectonic and hydrological disasters, erosion produced by sand, water and wind. And the fact that traces of the life of unknown builders remained only in remote mountain areas is simply explained. Its inaccessibility for the intervention of a person who would certainly destroy everything that was left. Let's look for more places like this? Let's! We fly to Primorye, to the Pidan mountain!
Nature's play? Perhaps … perhaps …
