A delicate Palaeolithic Venus has just been discovered in the Bryansk region of Russia. The statue is Barely 5 cm high and is carved from the ivory of a woolly mammoth. The new „Palaeolithic Venus“ is dated 23,000 years ago. Read More …
There are many legends about the mines in Chukotka, where the first Soviet atomic bombs were tested. The life expectancy of the prisoners working in the mines was no more than half a year. Back then, only a few people Read More …
Kashkulakskaya Cave, located in the Altai Mountains, in the Russian republic of Khakassia, has held a terrible reputation for several centuries now. This is a cult cave of the ancient Khakasii civilization. Here they would make sacrifices for their gods, Read More …
The Arctic, the furthest North, eternal frost, almost no vegetation, fierce winter cold combined with a long Polar night – a period when there is absolutely no sun in the sky for days… Could it be possible for a civilization Read More …
Arkaim was lucky! In earlier times, a territory with such an incredible archeological monument would have been destroyed without second thought. But at the time when the ancient city was discovered there was already a law protecting the site. Archeologists Read More …
For a long time researchers have tried to demystify the “living stones” capable of autonomous movement. A lot of different versions have emerged and one even states that trovants, as they are called in Romania, are a silicon form of Read More …
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