Ancient Megalithic Ruins In Russia
A puzzling discovery was uncovered that would invalidate the hypothesis of early engineering.
The Siberian Mountains have an old “super-megalithic” site that Russian explorer Georgy Sidorov accidentally discovered. Huge stone blocks with sharp corners, flat surfaces, and straight angles were recently discovered at the Gornaya Shoria (Mount Shoria) site in southern Siberia.
As you can see below, several of these enormous granite stones were cut “with flat surfaces, right angles, and sharp corners.” Some of these enormous granite stones are thought to weigh more than 3,000 tonnes.
According to archaeologist John Jensen’s accounts on his own blog and Academia.edu, the following happened:
I follow a few Russian blogs and websites that publish facts without the usual hype and filters of Western science, academia, and the press, let alone the fringe and woo-woo crowd interests. The images below show a few Super Megaliths from Southern Siberia that are close to the Gornaya Shoria mountains.
Georgy Sidorov discovered and captured the first images of the giant megaliths during a recent journey to the Southern Siberian mountains. The pictures below come from the Russian website of Valery Uvarov.
The photographs are presented here with only my limited observations because there isn’t much commentary on Valery’s website.
An excerpt from a report from a Russian news website is provided below.
The autumn excursion saw some things that may possibly be classified as mystical. The geologists’ compasses exhibited highly peculiar behaviour; for some reason, their arrows were straying from the megaliths. What might this imply? The discovery of the mysterious negative geomagnetic field was the only thing that was obvious. Could this be a relic of anti-gravity technology from the past?
Of course, this site requires a lot more investigation.
Who carved these stones or their age are unknown.
They originated “far back into the mists of pre-history,” according to Jensen.
As a result of how far back in prehistory these megaliths date, speculation about their “builders,” construction techniques, and ultimate meaning is only conjecture. As a result, I hesitate to make any observations at all, other than to say that our prehistoric past is richer than we could have ever imagined.
The find provides a crucial insight into ancient technology, as many historians and archaeologists, including Randy Koppang, believe that pre-Sumerian civilizations such as those at Baalbeek (Lebanon), Giza (Egypt), Sacsayhuaman (Peru), Stonehenge (England), and Puma Punku (Bolivia), have recently made similar discoveries.
Misunderstood geology is what causes the so-called “megalithic” ruins in Russia. Granite upthrusts frequently have fissures that produce rather straight horizontal and vertical lines, as seen in the granite boulders of Mount Shoria in southern Siberia.
As a result, it appears as though cut stones have been assembled (undoubtedly by a long-lost, highly developed civilization—and the “government” is hiding it from you!). You have the makings of an Internet urban legend when you combine this misidentification with some altered photos from other sources.
