Unknown Lukomorye

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

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This article will not be overloaded with unnecessary images and links. It is more for serious researchers of the ancient past of Russia. The study and comprehensive study of the Scythian mound "Shelomok" prompted us to go along the banks of the Tom from Shelomka to the mouth of the Basandaika.

The goal was very simple: to inspect the steep banks of the river in order to identify various depressions, hollows, craters and gaps as possible entrances to karst caves, about which so much has been said and about which there are repeated references in historical sources. The fact that these caves existed can be said in the affirmative and convincing. And the fact that they still exist is an indisputable fact.

What kind of caves are these and what they were used for in antiquity, now only versions and hypotheses can be expressed. But, nevertheless, sometimes, even a seemingly delusional hypothesis, in fact, turns out to be stronger than the official theory. So, Tomsk is located on a geological fault. This is the junction of the Kolyvan-Tomsk folded zone and the southeastern part of the West Siberian plate. The city is located on the southwestern edge of the Pritomskaya block thrust over the Upper Permian deposits of the Kuzbass. It is no secret that any geological fault is the release of energies of a certain plan and quality to the surface of the Earth. Moreover, the Tomsk region is located in the middle of the Eurasian continent (according to some sources, this middle passes through the city of Tomsk, according to others through Kolpashevo). It seems strange in the advanced age of GPS navigation, isn't it? Well, that's not what the conversation is about. The location of the city on the fault apparently had a sacred meaning for our ancestors. It is assumed that this was the place of transition to the afterlife. A kind of tomb-necropolis on a national scale. Asia, or some other empire, is difficult to say. Research is in progress. But the fact that this place was used in a certain sacred sense by some major power of the Rus can already be said with confidence. If we take into account the energy of the Tomsk region, plus the presence of caves and the Tom River, as a waterway adjacent to the steep banks and leveling the fault, then the conclusion suggests itself: Tomsk surroundings bear a mysterious and sacred imprint. The name of the Tom River was different for different peoples who inhabited Siberia at different times. But there are two main names given by peoples who have lived for quite a long time in Siberia near Tom. These are Türks and Shors. Translated from the Turkic language, Tom means the Tsar River. From Shor - dark water. The question is, why Tsarskaya? After all, there are rivers in Siberia, much larger than the Tom. Most likely, the kings still swam on it. Rather, they were taken. Already deceased, to the place of burial. And it all boils down to the fact that Tom served as a waterway to the dark kingdom beyond the grave, to the world of shadows. Hence, apparently, the Shor name is dark water. There is an association with a dark afterlife, because the waters of Tom have never been dark. Moreover, it is assumed that both our area and the river were sacred and not everyone was allowed access here. And now the Fairy Lukomorye looms on the horizon …

Many peoples have a myth that the last journey of the deceased takes place along the river. The river serves as the border between the world of the dead and the world of the living. For the Slavs, these are Smorodina and Kalinov Bridge, in Hinduism Vaitarani, and for the Greeks Styx.

But if you go from the category of myths to reality, then it is in the upper reaches of the Tom, in its source that the megaliths of Mountain Shoria and Mount Kuylyum are located. Those megaliths and the place that Bespalov A. G. convincingly deduces as one of the cradles of civilization. We mentioned this in the last article. But in the same place, only on the left stream of the Tom, there is also Mount Gruzdin. In Slavic mythology, Gruzdin, this is a bird-demigoddess who knew the keys to seventy locks and doors in the Land of the Earth (according to other sources, doors to the underworld). Both the End-earth and the underworld are completely identified with each other. It is likely that Gruzdina existed in reality and was engaged in guarding the entrance to the dungeons with an extensive network of tunnels and underground passages. The likelihood of entry for real or existed in this mountain is quite high. The existence of the caves in Mount Gruzdin has not yet been confirmed. This requires a research expedition. In general, these two mountains, Kuylyum and Gruzdina, form a hypothetical gate through which the Tom flows, in the middle course of which the Tomskaya Pisanitsa is found in the region of the city of Kemerovo and the cave near the city of Tomsk. Apparently this is not a coincidence.

We find confirmation of the rite of burial in caves in A. S. Pushkin. in the tale of the Dead Princess and the seven heroes. It seems that the great poet (or secret group) had to clothe the meager surviving Vedic knowledge in the form of fairy tales in order to pass the censorship. By the way, the custom of burial in caves was widespread in Syria, Egypt and Palestine. They were also buried in the Roman catacombs and in the Kiev caves. Where does one ask whether the monastic tradition of burying monks in caves has passed? The biblical Lazarus was placed in a cave. Jesus Christ was placed in a cave. Where did the Jewish burial tradition come from? And is it Jewish? Inconvenient questions for someone.

Tomsk researcher, geologist and writer Novgorodov N. S. in his books rather thoroughly, he described the facts of using the dungeons and caves of Tomsk. Especially noteworthy are the facts about the mysterious people living in the dungeons of ancient Tomsk or that settlement that preceded Tomsk. Nikolai Sergeevich proves that Tomsk stands on the site of ancient Graciona, which Iranian sources also speak of. It is there that it is mentioned that the city had a vast underground part. There is also historical evidence that Alexander the Great used the caves. Nizami in his poem describes the abandonment of his luggage and feeble soldiers by Alexander the Great in the dungeons before his throw to the North.

The examples given are just legends, but there is also a real historical fact, the fact of the real existence of the caves of Tomsk. In 1908, the "Warrior's Cave" was discovered on the steep banks of the Tom. A warrior was found in it, presumably a Hun, in wooden armor covered with leather. Also, confirmation of the existence of underground voids near Tomsk are numerous craters, closed depressions and circuses, which abound on the banks of the Tom from the Camp Garden to the Blue Cliff. Due to the merger of several funnels, large fields are formed, which can reach quite large sizes. In one of these fields there is the Shelomok mound. By the way, for some reason, it is the coast of Tom from the Camp Garden to the Blue Cliff that is a specially protected natural area. A coast with steep slopes, an inconvenience in other words, there is such a concept in land use. So, there is still something to protect ?! Or hide?

Under natural conditions, the craters themselves are formed due to the collapse and subsidence of the vaults of the caves as a result of loosening of rocks by melt and underground waters. This is a normal geological process. However, it seems that our ancestors sometimes deliberately made the collapse of the vaults of the caves in order to clog the "extra" entrances.

But where did these caves near Tomsk come from? After all, there are no mountains here like in the Urals, Altai or the Caucasus. Very little rock, mostly clay. The fact is that the so-called clay karst arises in the process of dissolution of rocks, as well as as a result of mechanical removal of clay matter by groundwater. In geology, this process is called suffusion. For tens of thousands of years of such natural activity, underground voids can reach impressive sizes. Naturally, our ancestors, due to their customs and traditions, simply could not help but take advantage of these circumstances. They could block unnecessary entrances from unwanted entry and dig a network of tunnels connecting the network of caves. Somewhere, they simply worked the central tunnels, natural voids and smaller passages, connecting individual caves, building a kind of city underground and allocating a place for burials. A kind of necropolis. Apparently this is how the Tomsk dungeons appeared. We will not be surprised that the Tomsk dungeons are closed to people precisely because there are a huge number of remains and remains of white people. Rusov in other words. It seems that someone has already done genetic analyzes and examinations of the remains of the Tomsk dungeons for a long time. The reluctance to rewrite the official version of history regarding the indigenous peoples of Siberia has a completely understandable reason. More specifically, the danger of confirming the version of the indigenous people of Siberia as a Russian people by the existing remains in the Tomsk undergrounds may have an explanation for the complete closure of the Tomsk undergrounds for access there. Actually, in a different way, the fear of official historians before the facts of genealogy.

If in the not too distant past the entire Tom bank in the Tomsk region was cut by caves, then where did they go? Apparently some collapsed naturally due to irreversible geological processes. Some were covered by ancient ancestors. But the main part of them, we think, was destroyed already in modern history. There are historical facts about a steamer with Kolchak's gold, which went to the headquarters of A. N. Pepelyaev, which was located in Anikino, exactly at the mouth of the Basandaika River. It was in the late autumn of 1919 during freeze-up. The steamer entered the mouth of the Basandayka, but did not go back. And what about gold? The steamer is most likely frozen in the ice. The gold was loaded onto a sleigh and delivered to headquarters. Then he was placed in one of the caves, and then the entrance was blown up. All the remaining caves were blown up to confuse the tracks. This is like one of many versions and assumptions. Therefore, there are no visible signs of caves in modern times. It is quite possible that some of the "Kolchak's gold" still lies in one of the caves of Tomsk to this day.

What do we have in the bottom line?

The bottom line is the legends of deep antiquity and some artifacts. This is not a little, in fact. There would be a desire and desire, and Lukomorye will begin to give away its secrets. So, after the planetary catastrophe that destroyed Hyperborea, the Russian people are rolling back to the Altai mountains and there they begin to restore civilization. In the most difficult conditions of a planetary cataclysm, a serious degradation of the people is taking place. The infrastructure of society is crumbling and everything has to be started practically from scratch. Legends and ancestral memory remain for the people. Place names are transferred to the mountains of Gornaya Shoria. The main activity takes place in the area of the Kuylyum mountain. Burials are performed on the left bank of the Tom on Mount Gruzdin. With the restoration of civilization and the increase in population, the development of territories downstream of the rivers begins. Tomsk caves, or whatever you call them there, are discovered. After all, there was some name in ancient times for the shores of the modern Tomsk region. A decision was made to use the caves for burials. Lukomorye appears. Lukomorye in context: the bend of the underworld. A state-scale tomb appears. A settlement with the infrastructure around it also appears. Sadness, Graciona, or something else, while it's hard to say, too many versions about the location of Sadness have been expressed and there are inconsistencies everywhere. A large structure, such as a mound, also appears. Only our ancestors did not suffer from pride and pride. An embankment of such a scale as the Shelomok mound is not a tribute to pride. A mound of this size is a guarantee of preserving memory for centuries. Memory? Legends? And including them. But the understanding of the motivation and meaning of such labor costs came after Dmitry Mylnikov's visit to Tomsk.

… After visiting the Shelomok mound, he seemed to have given some impetus to our conclusions. Lukomorye is apparently not a simple bend of death or the afterlife, Lukomorye is a territory of connection with ancestors. Then the efforts to build such a huge mound are justified.

Alexander Sergeevich wrote in plain text that it is our ancestors who emerge from clear waters. Only a fool will not understand …

Oleg Tolmachev, using the materials of Alexander Bodyagin's report at the Tiger conference. In the next part, we will talk about the place where, according to our considerations, the ancient city of Grustina should be sought.