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2022-01-01 13:21:07 On the territory of Ukraine there is an unusual fortress of Kamyanets-Podilskyi. Lucky location on the mountain, there could not be any floods, stands on a rock base, so it could not go into the ground.

At the same time, the inside of the fortress is filled with soil, and the outer, southern side is relatively recently excavated, so the southern side bears the characteristic mark of a long stay underground.

No one knows where this soil came from, and in such a colossal volume. The historians' explanation that people first built such a giant, and then they buried it, because "it was damp and fungus", is worthy only a condescending smile.

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2021-12-31 19:30:00 When the ISIS terrorists began to destroy the ancient statues and walls on camera, the scientists got nervous. Of course, the statues were hollow inside, and all the insides were reinforced with reinforcement. It doesn't really add up to what the scientists told the world community. But even before these events, we can find interesting evidence of their lies.

The Temple of Baal is all pierced with metal framing. Clever construction techniques from the ancient Palmyrians.

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2021-12-31 17:00:03 Mosaic from the ancient Roman city of Palestrina. 100 B.C.

Depicts a recognizable dinosaur (similar to iguanodon). The inscription is easily readable in Russian "crocodilopardalik". Pardus or pardalik in Ancient Rus was called a leopard. Two proofs in one: the proximity of "extinct" reptiles to humans and the Russian writing before the Cyrillic alphabet.

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2021-12-31 15:00:03 In 2000 in Novgorod, archaeologists found the oldest Russian manuscript - three wooden boards covered in wax and completely written with psalms, which became widely known and were called the "Novgorod Psalter. Judging by radiocarbon analysis and the inscription that in 999 monk Isaacius was made a priest in Suzdal, this book is the oldest sample of Slavic script.

A few years ago, an exhibition of Novgorod archaeological finds was held in Sweden. A leading Swedish newspaper summarized the event as follows: "When our ancestors carved runes in stone, the Slavs were already writing letters to each other".

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2021-12-31 10:30:01 The Palazzo Farnese in Rome was built around 1530. One of the decorations in the painted halls, besides the magnificent frescoes, was a detailed map of the world. The map is incredibly detailed, with riverbeds, cities, ports and landmarks.

It differs from what we are used to with Green Antarctica. on the map can everyone see? Well, Antarctica... A huge single continent made up of two Americas, where South America is connected to the flowering lands of Antarctica. And no Drake Strait!

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2021-12-30 20:40:51 Voronezh archaeologists discovered a 19th century bridge, which turned out to be older than the famous Stone Bridge (the oldest bridge in Voronezh).

"This structure is not reflected on any plan of ancient Voronezh. The height of the arches is only about 1 m, and in the 30s of the 19th century a brick wall was added to the bridge. Why it was built is still unclear.

Scythian pottery from the 5th century B.C., a needlewoman from the 18th century, coins from the reign of Peter the Great and the reign of Anna of Russia were also unearthed here. The fact is that before the 19th century there was no urban planning, and then the capital developed a plan of the city with straight streets.

Why was it necessary to fill in the city to restore the streets, especially to fill in the newly built bridge?

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2021-12-30 16:30:00 Banal graffiti, but how much sense...

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2021-12-30 14:00:07 Archaeologists have excavated ancient Roman frescoes in Turkey. Researchers found inscriptions on them in the Old Slavonic language.

And this is before Cyril and Methodius....

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2021-12-30 11:30:02 Reportedly, the artifacts found in the former home of William Petrie in Jerusalem could have completely rewritten Egyptian history. However, immediately after their discovery they ended up in the Rockefeller Museum, now access to them is closed, and information about the artifacts is not disclosed.

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2021-12-29 19:00:05 Soon China will be able to cause artificial rainfall almost all over the country

A couple of weeks ago, UAE television showed the heaviest rain in the unbelievable heat, which was caused by drones in the clouds. However, the Chinese are the most advanced in artificial rain, which is already going to cause artificial rain on 60% of their territory by 2025. And by 2035 they will have no equal in this art, but the neighboring countries fear that such practice can end very, very badly. Joking with the weather is dangerous.

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