Buildings covered with soil. Excavations

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2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-02 02:33

Another selection of photographs of excavations in different parts of the world, provided by by_enigma.

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Excavations in the Republic Square. Yerevan, Armenia

If these are the basements of ancient houses, why were they destroyed to the ground? Why didn't they build new houses in their place, and the basements ended up in the square?

Zivilstadt Wien, Austria. Also the remains of buildings on the square

Bolgania. Heraclea Sintica

Remains of a building in the hillside

A full-length man stands under the arch

Germany. Wernigerode

Also basements on the town square

Altes Rathaus, Berlin

A similar example of something ancient in the square

Excavation links:

Mannheim. Germany

I don’t think it was all destroyed during the second world war.

Although there is no information about the excavations, I think that this is something ancient

Heilbronn. Germany

Schwäbisch Hall. Germany

Stralsund. Germany

Links for excavations in German cities:

Willingen

Hanover

Koln

Keel

Slavic settlement in Schwerin

Stralsund

Heilbronn

Keeladi

Also spelled Keezhadi, it is a small village near Silaiman on the border between Madurai and Shivaganga in southern India

Obviously, this was not brought in by a flood and not by a hurricane wind with sand and dust. Otherwise, this pile of dishes could not have resisted and overturned. Clay dust falling out of space? By the way, this version is supported by my fellow countryman: Gennady Dmitrievich Kovalenko - associate professor of Siberian State Agrarian University. The one that was first shown to the public

slabs on Lake Shira

And he has his own research on this topic. In short: at certain times, the solar system traverses dense dust clouds in our galaxy. Night falls for a very long period, people go underground.

Patna

Named Pataliputra, capital of the Nandas, Mauryas, Shungs and Gupta empires

Excavations at Gran Dolina, Atapuerca. Spain

Moscow

How many times has Moscow been covered with soil?

There is something older in the foundations of buildings

There is a joke about the cultural layers in Moscow:

Because everything is once again all put together, then let everyone make the conclusions himself.

"Country of cities" - an analogue of Arkaim discovered during excavations

Many who are interested in ancient history are familiar with the archaeological site, which was named Arkaim. This settlement was found in 1987, and not long before the planned flooding of the territory - it was planned to build a dam on one of the rivers

In the 13th century, people covered Prague at 7 m. The official version

Not the usual official explanation for Prague's vast dungeons

Ancient civilizations covered with sand

The author draws attention to several interesting evidences in favor of the recent planetary catastrophe, which led to the formation of deserts, the destruction of forest cover on the territory of Russia, and, possibly, to such an anomalous "cultural" layer, into which old buildings plunged

Than in Russia the braids were covered. On the importance of a woman's headdress

The headdress in Russia was an integral part of the female wardrobe. Hair was necessarily braided, and the head was covered depending on social status. The headdress could say a lot about its owner - her marital status, status in society, territorial affiliation

Wooden counting tags from excavations in Staraya Russa

Wooden tags have been fixed on the territory of Europe since the times of Antiquity. During the Middle Ages and Modern Times, they became ubiquitous and were one of the integral elements of everyday life. The scope of use of tags was extensive: from the way of recording simple calculations and teaching the account to using them as bills of exchange and the equivalent of non-cash money

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