Tisul princess

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

The new video of the REN-TV channel tells about the most interesting confirmation of the existence of a highly developed civilization on our planet. "Tisulskaya find" is an amazing artifact found in the Tisulsky district of the Kemerovo region at the end of the 60s of the last century.

An article by Oleg Kulishkin in the 124th issue of the newspaper "Arkaim", dedicated to this find

During my last trip to Moscow, I met on the train a man with a stern, unusually intelligent face (like Stirlitz's). At first he was silent, but the road is long, and the soul of the fellow traveler, as they say, is boiling. It turned out that in front of me was a retired colonel of the KGB of the USSR, who had worked in one of the secret departments for many years.

He left the authorities in 1991 - he did not accept the collapse of the Union. Now retired. Raising a granddaughter. I wrote down the story of my fellow traveler from memory. I think, in general, I managed to preserve the style of presentation and even some of the speech patterns of the narrator.

It happened at the beginning of September 1969 in the village of Rzhavchik, Tisulsky District, Kemerovo Region.

During stripping work at a coal mine, in the core of a twenty-meter coal seam lying at a depth of over 70 meters, miner Karnaukhov (later died on a motorcycle under the wheels of KrAZ) discovered a two-meter marble chest of amazingly precise mechanical work.

At the command of the head of the site, Alexander Alexandrovich Masalygin (died in 1980. The official version is a stomach ulcer), all work was immediately stopped. The casket was raised to the surface and began to open, gouge the putty that had petrified from time to time along the edges.

Not so much from blows as from exposure to the sun's heat, the putty turned into a transparent liquid and flowed. One thrill-seeker even tried it on his tongue (literally a week later he went crazy, and in February he froze at the door of his own house).

The box lid was perfectly fitted. For a stronger connection, the inner edges were bordered by a double edge, tightly fitting into the fifteen-centimeter thickness of the walls. The opening came as a shock to those present. The casket turned out to be a coffin, filled to the brim with a pink-blue crystal clear liquid, under a spring surface, on which a tall (about 180 cm) slender, unusually beautiful woman, who looked about thirty years old, with delicate European features and large, wide-open blue eyes, rested.

Thick, dark-blond curls with a reddish tint to the waist slightly covered the gentle white hands resting along the body with short, neatly trimmed nails.

She was dressed in a snow-white lace transparent dress with a length just below the knees. With short sleeves embroidered with multicolored flowers. There was no underwear.

It seemed that the woman was not dead, but asleep. At the head of the bed there is a black, rectangular, rounded on one edge, metal box (something like a cell phone), about 25 by 10 cm in size.

The coffin was open for public viewing from about 10 to 15 hours. The whole village came to see the miracle.

Almost immediately the regional center was informed about the find. The bosses, firefighters, military, police came in large numbers.

By 14 o'clock a brick-colored helicopter flew in from the region and delivered a dozen respectable "comrades" in civilian clothes, who immediately declared that the place was contagious and ordered those present to move away from the coffin.

After that, they cordoned off the place of discovery and rewrote everyone who touched the coffin and even those close to them, ostensibly for an urgent medical examination.

The "comrades" dragged the coffin into a helicopter, but the burden turned out to be too heavy, and they decided to facilitate the task by removing the liquid. After pumping out the liquid from the coffin, the corpse began to turn black right before our eyes. Then the liquid was poured again, and the blackness began to quickly disappear. A minute later, a blush began to play again on the cheeks of the deceased, and the whole body of the deceased acquired its previous life-like appearance.

The coffin was closed and carried into a helicopter, the rest of the putty was collected together with the ground in plastic bags and the witnesses were ordered to disperse. After that, the helicopter soared up and headed for Novosibirsk.

Five days later, an elderly professor arrived in Rzhavchik from Novosibirsk and gave a lecture in a village club on the preliminary results of laboratory studies of a recent find.

The professor said that this rzhavchik find would turn the very understanding of history. In the very near future, Soviet scientists will publish the results of their research, and this will shock the scientific world.

The age of the burial, according to the professor, is at least 800 million years

This refutes the Darwinian theory of the origin of man from ape

The woman was buried in the Carboniferous period of the Paleozoic era, millions of years before the appearance of dinosaurs, long before the formation of coal on the planet, when, according to modern concepts, the earth was still a continuous plant kingdom.

The original coffin with the body of a woman stood in a wooden crypt in the middle of a deep thicket of the forest. Over time, the crypt completely buried in the ground, collapsed and without oxygen access for hundreds of millions of years turned into a monolithic coal seam.

At first, an alien version was put forward, but the genetic analysis of the woman's body showed her 100 percent similarity with the modern Russian man.

Today we are one to one the same as our ancestors were 800 million years ago!

It has been established that the level of civilization to which the woman belonged exceeds all known so far, including ours, since the nature of the fabric from which the dress of the "princess" is made defies scientific analysis. The technology for the production of such a material has not yet been invented by mankind.

It has not yet been possible to determine the composition of the pink-blue liquid; only some of its constituent components, formed by the most ancient varieties of onions and garlic, have been identified. The professor said nothing about the metal box, except that it was being studied.

The lecturer left, and a couple of days later a tiny note appeared in the Tisul regional newspaper that an archaeological relic was discovered near the village of Rzhavchik, which would shed light on history.

The people of rust protested - there are so many sensations, but there are three lines in the newspaper! The indignation subsided by itself, when the Tisul district was suddenly cordoned off by the military, the police went through the courtyards, confiscating the "seditious" number from the population, and the place where we found the coffin was carefully dug up and covered with earth.

And yet, despite the efforts of the authorities, there were fighters for the truth among the villagers. One of the heroes ran around all instances, even wrote a letter to the Central Committee of the CPSU, but a year later he died suddenly (according to the official version, from heart failure).

When all six "discoverers" of the coffin died one after another in car accidents during the year, the surviving witnesses fell silent forever.

In 1973, when, according to the authorities, “everything had calmed down”, large-scale excavations were carried out in the strictest secrecy on the shores and islands of Lake Berchikul, six kilometers from the place where the sarcophagus was found.

The place of work was cordoned off by soldiers and militia. But, as they say, you can't hide an sewn in a sack! Somehow, visiting workers who participated in the excavations and kept silent for a long time entered the district store, got drunk and let slip that an ancient cemetery from the Stone Age was discovered on the islands.

They flatly refused to give details, but the whole village saw how a "brick" helicopter flew into the excavation site and took something away, and upon completion of the work on the islands and banks of Berchikul, hundreds of graves were dug up and carefully covered with earth …

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