In the polar Igarka, many fragments of chalcedony have been found, with strange surfaces or suspiciously smooth grinding, akin to the current laser, although this material, along with gravel, is mined from a local quarry, from levels dating back at least 50-150 thousand years.
Among these pieces of quartzite, at least two are clear artifacts. One of the fragments (in the picture) contains 4 symbols enclosed in triangles (they are in pairs and sequentially connected with each other by their inner meaning), the second is smaller and suffered more - the risks of triangles and internal images are partially read.
Semi-transparent fragments of a grayish or yellowish-green color (depending on lighting) bear traces of thermal effects (explosion? Eruptions?) - in any case, there is an impression of a fleeting process (yellowish-brown color in some corners, melted edges).
The stones obviously got additional rolling either at the bottom of the ancient sea, or during the cataclysms of the ice age. The shade of the stones opens the way to a possible explanation of why there is a version in the surviving legend that the "tablet" of the teacher of the human race was written on a plate of emerald (that is, a mineral of green shades).
As the ancestors say, “all the wisdom” of the Universe fits on a small plate. Similar knowledge has come down to us in the Isis tablets, the TAROT system - these are 22 symbols. Based on the size of the fragment found in Igarka, such a number of triangles can easily fit on a 12 x 12 cm plate!
There are not many specialists in the hermetic sciences (named Hermes) in the world, but there are enough experts, and they do not have to be convinced: if the “tablet” of Hermes really existed, then the shortest, deepest, most accessible form of notation for a person is precisely a group of such triangles that we see on the shard.
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It is quite possible that in ancient times there was a temple (or a complex of temples) near Igarka, where knowledge about the structure of the universe was stored in a form encoded for the uninitiated, literally - in a crystallized form, or maybe crystals speckled with images and symbols, were used in ritual activities (do not forget that quartz and quartzite are used to transfer energy and information, healing, etc.).
Judging by the purity and capacity of the symbols, the three-pointed swastika (and not, say, the cruciform), this information is much older than the civilizations we know, including the Egyptian one. Most likely, this is a matrix with which prints were made on clay or similar material for educational or other purposes (for example, the beams of the swastika should be "twisted" clockwise).
There could be 22 such symbols, in the form of a ribbon or a geometric figure. Then the four triangles on the discovered stone are a fragment of Cosmogony (penetration of Spirit into Matter, the emergence of the Universe). If the triangular symbols were enclosed in larger equilateral triangles, then there were two such figures, and the total number of symbols was 36 + 36 (from this originate 72 geniuses, 72 angels, 72 names of God, 72 sages, etc.). The knowledge contained in symbols is so ancient and intimate that it became secret for too long.
For example, even the earliest Indian yantras, designed for meditation and cognition of the Universe, contain empty triangles and only occasionally text mantras in some (see Fig., In this case there are 36). In such a system, there are no helping images, and the composition of the information emitted to the meditator is dictated by the very location of the triangle among others.
The deepest and most systematized interpretations on this topic can be found in the works of V. Shmakov, E. Blavatsky, the Roerichs. Deliberately or accidentally distorted echoes of this symbolism are scattered throughout Masonic, alchemical, occult literature, encyclopedias and reference books. Now there is evidence that such signs are not an invention of secret societies of past centuries, but a very real legacy that we inherited from previous civilizations.
Alexander Toshchev, head. branch of the Museum of Permafrost, Igarka