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2022-01-03 20:06:00 Roman heating worked like this: hot gases were vented into cavities in the walls and floor, heating the dwelling, only then leaving through a chimney out of the house. But this system consisted of fireclay bricks found by archaeologists.

The problem is that chamotte bricks are fired at temperatures of 1.300-1.500 ° C in rotary kilns.

No idea, how could an ancient Roman get it, if firewood produces a maximum of 900°C, and coal - 1,200°C? Not enough temperature! And it became possible to get this kind of temperature closer to the 15th century. The Romans just didn't know they didn't have the right technology. Or the dating is wrong by a thousand and a half years.

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2022-01-03 16:50:30 How did "dreamers" in different parts of the world in different centuries draw the same flying machines?

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2022-01-03 14:00:05 It is not only during modern repairs that the "secrets" of the builders come out. The photos from Ljubljana, Slovenia, show road repairs in 1963. And as we can see, the windows of the excavated basement were completely in the ground.

Who knows what "so built" means in Slovenian?

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2022-01-03 11:11:23 In Montferrand's album devoted to the installation of the Alexander Column, there is a picture devoted to the real event - a parade in honor of the opening of the column. It even mentions a specific date - August 30, 1834.

And in the background, to the left of the column, St. Isaac's Cathedral with its dome and bell towers is visible. It is true that at that time the cathedral not only did not have a dome, it had barely grown into the first floor. It was a bit of a mess.

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2022-01-02 20:22:00 Today's photo shows Serpukhov being filled up. A landslide exposed a structure buried in the ground right under the house. What attracts particular attention here is exactly what the arches were filled with. As you understand, tons of sand cannot be a cultural layer.

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2022-01-02 16:30:00 Archaeologists have excavated ancient Archaeologists have unearthed ancient Roman frescoes in Turkey. Researchers found inscriptions on them in the Old Slavonic language.

And this is before Cyril and Methodius, who invented the Slavic alphabet.

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2022-01-02 14:17:00 In 1914, researcher Stelletsky discovered a vaulted passage running inside the walls of the Moscow Kremlin. "In the center of the hiding place rose a pyramid made of stones. Only to the left was the mouth of a huge vaulted Makariev tunnel that once led under the Tainitskaya Tower..."

Stelletsky did not manage to continue his explorations - at first World War I and then the revolution interfered. The new government did not approve the excavations, and the passages were closed. Whence could a pyramid in the Kremlin cellars still remains a mystery, as well as pyramids in Krasnoyarsk and in the Urals, about them we most likely will write in the following posts.

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2022-01-02 10:25:02 In 1959, in a cave in northern Greece, a human skull was found embedded in a wall, which was called the Petralon Archanthropus. The skull was determined to be 700,000 years old and is believed to be the oldest of the Caucasoid human remains.

The surprise came when the DNA of the archanthropus was examined. It was found to have evolved in Europe separately and had no connection to the African descendants. Further research was banned by the Greek government, although it would seem that there is nothing wrong with Caucasoids evolving independently of natives of the African continent. They made a problem out of the fact that the human species appeared simultaneously and independently in different parts of the world! Open / Comment

2022-01-01 21:00:04 The Ancient City of Sardis, Turkey

One of the hundreds of cities covered with soil, excavated in 1910-1914. These are the ruins of the temple of Artemis. This is probably the name given to it by archaeologists. From the photo you can see how deep the structure was, at least 10 meters deep. Cultural layers - say archaeologists (sand and clay) have accumulated over the centuries. And the temple, as usual, according to all the canons of history, was destroyed in the wars of the conquerors.

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2022-01-01 19:59:02 Real knowledge is a threat to the system. It's time to open your eyes.

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