A little about the history of Tomsk. Part 2

We see that in the windows of the first floor there are window sills at ground level
We look at the magnification
Another house. The windowsills are slightly higher, but still unrealistically low relative to the ground
Here the windows are sealed, but it can be seen that the floor is below ground level
Another house, but the window situation is the same
I took a special close-up so that everything was clear. The ground floor windows are half buried in the ground
View of the old masonry, the house was destroyed for a new building
View from the mountain down to the street. 25-30 meters
View from the mountain to the river. The difference is 50-60 meters
Tower at the Telecentre
The tower in the South area (slightly lower than the previous one, but it is clear that it is complete)
And here is the tower, which is directly next to the riverbed, on Trifonov

Video: A little about the history of Tomsk. Part 2

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

Continuation of the flood theme in Tomsk …

So, let's continue. Start here. A nuclear strike on Tomsk during the Great Tartary, a change of poles and a flood (a giant wave that swept the first floors partially changed the relief). Let's suppose that was the case. We will move from the fortress on Voskresenskaya Hill along Bakunin Street and carefully look at the houses that are more than a hundred years old. We look at the photo.

We see that in the windows of the first floor there are window sills at ground level

We look at the magnification

Another house. The windowsills are slightly higher, but still unrealistically low relative to the ground

Here the windows are sealed, but it can be seen that the floor is below ground level

Another house, but the window situation is the same

I took a special close-up so that everything was clear. The ground floor windows are half buried in the ground

View of the old masonry, the house was destroyed for a new building

View from the mountain down to the street. 25-30 meters

View from the mountain to the river. The difference is 50-60 meters

Everything seems to be correct, but there is one BUT! Voskresenskaya Mountain is located 120 meters above sea level, the wave did not come from the west, north-west (it would not have passed through the Ural Mountains), but came from the north, north-east. This partly explains that the watchtowers of Tomsk, which are on the same level with the river, are very short.

Tower at the Telecentre

The tower in the South area (slightly lower than the previous one, but it is clear that it is complete)

And here is the tower, which is directly next to the riverbed, on Trifonov

In comparison with the above, it is logical to assume that if you dig out 10-15 meters, or maybe more, then there will be a full-fledged tower. Such is the interesting information.

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