Mudflood

More and more casual conversations regarding Tartaria… Is it enough to deeply understand and change the mind? Or we are at the beginning? Author: arlin

The photo of huge clay hill with 20-30 years old trees on top was taken in 1966 in the center of Barnaul. Currently this place is called Sakharova square and the hill was removed couple of years ago to clear the site for the construction of a residential complex. In the replied post you can see what was buried inside this clay hill. Source of the photo: https://t.me/historybarnaul/1903

The photo of the building of the former gymnasium of Mrs. Budkevich, 1980s https://t.me/historybarnaul/1889

Moscow, Khokhlovskiy pereulok, 2/1 Looks like at least 1 floor is below ground level. The entrance is cut through in the place of the window

A rock-cut tomb was discovered in the village of Ohanavan, in the Kasakh gorge, which, according to preliminary estimates by experts, dates back to the period of V-VII or XII-XIII centuries. It will be studied in detail in the near future. Source: https://am.sputniknews.ru/amp/20240217/otkrytiya-budut-vpechatlyayuschimi-kakaya-usypalnitsa-byla-obnaruzhena-u-sela-oganavan-72407783.html

Terrestrial globe by Vincenzo Coronelli, 1688 Louvre Abu Dhabi

Grand Tartaria on the globe

Sometimes, looking at such photos, I deliberately look for signs of neural network generation…