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we are located on the Central Square in the

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city of Derbent. Here, quite recently,

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construction work was carried out during

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which a jug of gold was discovered and

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this prompted the builders to

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dig up and look for even more

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jugs of gold, but led to an unusual

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structure that existed many, many years

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ago today they call this place a

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damn church a damn mosque In

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general, a damn place Why Because it’s

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completely unclear what was here So we

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came to this place to

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look and find something

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interesting despite the mass of traces of the

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recent global catastrophe of which

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researchers of the real past collected

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small cars There are still quite a

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lot of people who are ready to argue and claim

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that there was no flood at all. But you

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and I continue to collect facts. A weak

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carriage and a small cart.

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You have already seen a lot of films on the ispeak channel,

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from ships buried on the streets of

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San Francisco to the ground

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floors covered in red brick buildings of cities

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all over the world, many of you are already accustomed to the

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covered floors of cities in Europe and the

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Russian plain. And today we are exploring a

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city that was almost completely destroyed,

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in my opinion, by a very recent

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global catastrophe, approximately

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beginning on September 11, 1841 or 42,

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although the calendars then showed

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1824, the dating was later changed by

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falsifiers introducing a chronological

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periscope of the 19th century 18 years more about it

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in the film the flood of 1675 and 1842

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chronological periscopes of

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falsifiers at 37 and 18 years old So

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Derbent This is the southernmost fairly

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small city on the borders of modern

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Russia this is my model global

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catastrophe

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18242 shows the zone of greatest

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damage fragments of the comet Biella its the plume

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covered the territory of the modern

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desert zone of the earth, here the hot sand of the

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once frozen incoming cometary

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substance warmed up in the upper layers of

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the atmosphere to a temperature that allowed it

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to sinter into a kind of Libyan glass towers

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huge areas on planet Earth the

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northern border of the particle scattering zone

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just passes through the south of the modern

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European part of Russia very

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Crimea suffered greatly from the Caucasus and, of course,

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Southern Dagestan, where the city of

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Derbent is located, apparently after such

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catastrophic events there were

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practically no people left here. But now this is

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our gelmira, we are now in

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old Derbent in general. Derbent is supposedly

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considered by historians to be the very ancient

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city of Russia. But there is a fortress at the top

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Naryn-Kala and like the Moroccan medinas,

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just these walls go all the way to here and the

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whole old quarter is like One on one, like

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Morocco, surrounded by walls and in them there are

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Jewish quarters, a Muslim quarter,

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but the peasant quarters are not yet visible, it was

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a square and here in the fortress at the top we

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saw right at the top of the fortress that

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everything is buried for about 70 meters,

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it turns out that this entire quarter is buried.

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Here we really see an excavation and

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this excavation is unethical, this is again

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Imagine this is all the consequences

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of a disaster, most likely of the 19th century

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because it is that dusty sand and the

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construction technology itself is exactly the same that

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is, the interflood period not earlier than the 18th

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century. Well, it’s very interesting that all this

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has something in common not only with Moroccan

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medinas, North Africa, the Middle

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East, cities with narrow streets behind

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walls, now we are also exploring the

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Jewish quarter here, we’ll see it’s

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very interesting here. The Motherland is so. That is, these are

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Caucasian Jews Derbent is

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the capital

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itself is the name Derbent derr Yiddish German

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language Bent noob Benya understood or if the

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first syllable is turned it turns out Red that

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is, English is distorted Russian

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dragunkin and we get red

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Vienna here is an interesting point the same

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design of blocks as in Morocco

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I will repeat once again the Jewish quarter is

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Christian and Muslim and how so,

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that is, we don’t know anything about this in history

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Why is there such a similarity between North

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Africa and the Caspian region, even the most

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interesting thing was in Moscow and

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now the excavation will show the world

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Yes, here we will communicate in the theater that’s

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all Oleg Go quickly and

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so they are these pebbles, let’s

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just take a picture of this part from here

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Yes, maybe it’s

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not antique, it’s secondary, they used

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elements of what was left after the

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preliminary destruction,

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solid elements, the stone was taken in a

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variety of ways. We even see some

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brick shapes, but all this on the rubble

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was already done and was created again you

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can see it very well,

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but apparently it’s still

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a tandoor because it’s multi-layered. It’s

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interesting, by the way, it’s made using an interesting

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technology. But it was all done

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later on the rubble. Here, too, it’s like a

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tandoor or some kind of fireplace, apparently it was

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n’t antique, it’s the

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same settlement assembled from different

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surfaces they tried somehow

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one type of material

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locally then a different type of material

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here, in principle, there

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was a good room

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it had a good foundation a good

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foundation there were all communications there

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was a

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cooking system sewerage

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water supply

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Then why was it called the damn mosque

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if the living quarters lived here

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strange even

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just someone’s house, the

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hot sand burned out all the mountain forests,

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leaving the once flourishing highland

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settlements, with their

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two-three-story stone houses and

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narrow streets, similar to European cities

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without the water necessary for life, which is why

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they dropped, as I have already said many times,

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mountainous Dagestan is similar in its

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landscapes on the images shown

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in Miyazaki's cartoons, but

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we will explore this mountainous Dagestan in the following films.

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And in the last film from the 19th century, the

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buried Naryn-Kala fortress was proven; we

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managed to establish the dating of the

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construction of this fortress and

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Derbent itself; the fortress walls were built

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from natural local shell rock and were

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built after the ancient flood which

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according to my hypothesis, it occurred conditionally in

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1675. That is, at the end of the 17th century. Well, of

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course, this dating in terms of

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modern chronology turns out to be

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Derbent, a city of the inter-flood period, that

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is, the same steampunk civilization

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that existed from the flood of 1675

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to the flood of 1842, but again like the

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vast majority of cities

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Derbent was built on the ground on ancient ruins

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which, as you understand, were brought in by the

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previous flood of 1675 and were used as foundations during the

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construction of the New City,

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and

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this construction of Derbent took place.

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As you understand, from the end of the 17th to the beginning of the 18th

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centuries, that is, in the first period of

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interflood civilization in the same in the first

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period, both Moroccan medinas and

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old Moscow were built, the so-called

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Genoese fortresses of the Crimea were also built, but in the second

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period of antiquity, approximately with the pork of the

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18th century, construction technologies

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changed greatly in accordance with them,

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St. Petersburg and many European cities,

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as you and I already well understand,

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antediluvian technologies especially of the ancient

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period were much higher than modern ones, but

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global catastrophes have passed and

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embodiments of true antediluvian

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technology are almost impossible to find today.

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However, in 2019, a Russian

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innovative enterprise, based on

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ancient historical data, created a

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technology that today

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works successfully and helps produce a

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that represented itself Derbent

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inter-flood period of the 18th

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centuries here we do not see such buildings as

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in St. Petersburg Here the earlier early

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period of the inter-flood civilization is again a

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complete comparison with the Moroccan

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medinas with the old In Moscow, before the construction of

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these beautiful brick buildings by Peter the Great, all-European ones,

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bricks were not used here. Of course, anyway,

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in Baku there are such buildings from the

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Peter the Great era to the end of the 18th

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century with good windows, six five-story ones.

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Well, they are made anyway from local

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materials here, most likely there is just a

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very shortage soft stone here,

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shell rock deposits all around on the Absheron

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Peninsula Baku is here and they build everything

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from it, it’s easy to make no bricks. It’s

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just, well, there was no point. The point is that

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this is not ancient masonry, this is quite

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good masonry from

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the inter-flood period. This is real

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natural shell rock, the whole structure

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of this is visible, sawed he very competently

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apparently copied the antique completely with

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all these hooks.

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That is, they had an antique sample, but in

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antique, as you and I understand. It was an

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artificial stone that

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had a strength of almost 800 thousand, and this one has a

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student’s strength, like, in general, all

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local shell rocks although there is

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an assumption that it may even be

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concrete. Just not very crushed by the

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shell rock, that the structure has been preserved, but the point

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is that shell rock does not last long,

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that is, 100 years of knowledge from shell rock,

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they

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crack with moss, if we have

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granite, again, as you and I understand

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300 years of preservation when it begins

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to crumble, these ones have much less and

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the point is that at the top it turns out there was

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apparently a palace of the one who led Who

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led we don’t know and from here the

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collection went to the sea two walls a-a Here is one

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of them the outer wall the quarters were

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inside they were not yet separated by such

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walls, they walked all the way to the port, that is,

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the temperature. It also played some kind of

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border role because the road went like this

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through it, it

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completely blocked the city and there are well-

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preserved engravings that partially

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show but relatively recently the city

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was filled up, as we understood up there in the

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market, it’s called a fortress, its

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outer walls seem to be high, inside,

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like a bathtub, this soil is filled in, and there at 10

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meters we see buildings that today are

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called differently here inside the

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block, about the same situation here

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too everywhere the first floors are covered, the

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lower ones, and they also don’t know

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how far they go, and in the marks that we

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saw, the first floors that

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were buried were 6 m high and descended into the basements,

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and this was the situation,

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that is, interesting construction, and

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again, all this shows us about what - in a

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single plan, the arrangement of the world after the

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ancient flood, that is, yes, the technology

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was already less. But still, this

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machine cutting is definitely not a

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hand at all, this means the inter-flood period,

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when they restored the antiquity, they had the

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corresponding saws corresponding to the

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angular velocity that could

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cut this stone because there is so

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much here millions of slaves are needed

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so that they can beat it all off with gold. That

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is, it’s still technology

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left over from the ancient period that was

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used by the interflood. Albert and I recently

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went on a short excursion

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around Moscow and they told us that So we went into the

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courtyards on Solyanka. This is the very

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center of Moscow, so that’s where the same

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six-meter basements first floors

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depth 6 meters more precisely height It is

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clear that this is not a basement, this is a buried

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backfilled room, which is

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just the upper one of the upper parts of the

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system of deep floors that lie

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below This is the first and second here about the

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sharp stones But in general only to cut

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Why not manual labor Well, everything is very

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simple here, you take a block to

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make a rectangular stone from this block, you

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need or, as in the case of Diamond,

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throw away 60 percent of the Diamond to

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get a diamond for cutting But

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this is absolutely nowhere or you need to

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split it technologically; it is technologically impossible to split it

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it can only be

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sawed technologically or disconnected from

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some other power line, that’s

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actually what happened, we

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saw it very often and already this, well,

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absolutely, I think it doesn’t require

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proof. Well, how everyone makes the

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road now. I studied, we went to work part-time while on

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leave in the quarries. They go there

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and they cut it down to the size of a

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cinder block, there’s

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nothing just rails somewhere, a saw is running,

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they drag it and saw it all,

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that is, the same technology

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was used that drove the drilling

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motor,

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which was the source of energy

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because in Vyborg Vyborg, we walked on

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stones that are in the

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absolute zone out of reach of some

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saws From the point of view of modern

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energy supply for dogs, this is impossible to do,

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but they used a saw with a diameter of

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80 m 90 meter, can you imagine 5-6,000

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revolutions per minute, this energy is crazy,

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just well, of course, that is, the power

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and speed of the

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supposedly fantastic style, because we

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know that there were steam engines, there were

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remnants of free energy, that is, this is

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quite understandable, it’s all technology. Yes,

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they’re like, well, even if you look at it

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from the outside, when they were new, it all

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looked like today’s technology. Yes,

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all the houses are made of exactly this and everything is

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just smaller elements because Judging by

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throughout all of humanity, it is enough to keep

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degraded from the point of view of the possibility of

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influencing the environment, here

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the scale is different, the scale is different, the

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lines of force are clearly different, move this block, put

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it in, adjust its other efforts

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there because it is also a lever moment,

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now our civilization

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uses everything standardized And then

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it will try here Well, maybe not a

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millimeter seam. Well,

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small enough, small enough and a

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centimeter long, and they lay down these creatures, let’s say

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it wasn’t the same as today

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because this material can’t be handled like that

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and the strength has several types, that is,

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this is the main laying. And then they

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already reported more small uh

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brick Apparently after the flood of the 19th

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century these are secondary. I assume that it was just the

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nineteenth century that fell asleep,

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that is, the ancient period they are in the Ruins

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19-19

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So they built this, but then later in the

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19th century

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and in general,

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how to say it according to the revival of nature

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30 years ago I passed here, these figures

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were empty Yes And now it has passed, that is, the

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speed of restoration of nature, in

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general, shows the recent disasters

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that happened in this region, you can

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determine the temporary varnish That’s just by

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restoring the

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inner trees under water to these

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roots can be determined by the time lakkom

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showed that exponential growth

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since the flood 178 years has passed 100 years

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she tried to accumulate accumulated

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then a breakthrough of the exponential now here and in

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Morocco and here there is a breakthrough everything begins to

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bloom begins to flow water Absolutely

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right, an Oasis will appear and will appear will appear

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in life

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with From November 10 to 20, we will conduct another

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Egyptian expedition, we follow Cairo and

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Alexandria and, of course, the pyramids from the

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heights of knowledge gained from studying

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real history. We already understand

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that in terms of their architecture, the location of

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buildings and the technological arrangement,

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Cairo and Alexandria are typical

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European megacities and there are few How are

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they different, for example, from Rome or

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St. Petersburg? Surely you will be

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surprised at how similar these

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Egyptian cities are to each other and

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the realization that almost all the

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local beautiful architecture was

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built here by Europeans. On

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this expedition, you will of course visit the

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Cairo museum, this repository where the

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most extensive a collection of

00:20:04

artifacts of the so-called Ancient

00:20:06

Egypt, the museum is located in the very center of

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Qai; the current number of its exhibits

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exceeds 160 thousand units;

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we will also visit the famous Khan

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Elkhali market. One of the most colorful and

00:20:21

beautiful places in Cairo; in the program we

00:20:24

have planned a visit to almost all

00:20:26

significant places of the Egyptian Capital and

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Christian Kop quarters and mosques,

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we will spend the whole day exploring the

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pyramid in Giza and will confirm or

00:20:37

refute my hypothesis, the hypothesis

00:20:40

that more ancient ancient pyramids were laid with blocks of geopolymer concrete at the

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turn of the 18th-19th centuries. In addition to the

00:20:46

old

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quarters and sights of Cairo,

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we follow the same in Alexandria,

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you can find more complete information about this expedition on

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our website

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icepeak.ru in the expedition section.

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On the website you can also contact the

00:21:06

organizers and book your

00:21:08

participation in this expedition, which will once again

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take place from November 10 to 20.

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We are very interested we approached such a

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corner and you can see this very fortress on the

00:21:23

market, which today is called here. The

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top point of all this, all these

00:21:27

Midin, the outer wall is one of the external

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stands along which we will go just to the

00:21:32

side of the market from the sea and you can see

00:21:36

just the old primary masonry, that is, the one

00:21:38

that They laid it right after the flood.

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It’s

00:21:43

very interesting, that is, it seems

00:21:45

uneven. But in fact, the joints are very

00:21:47

small and the gaps were done correctly. But

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they strengthened this wall. Apparently, later

00:21:52

they put up a sloping wall made of

00:21:56

smaller stone. That is, this is now a

00:21:59

restoration, apparently from the end of the 19th century. 20

00:22:02

centuries Well, in general, a very cool angle

00:22:05

and there are a lot of gates, here we go, a lot of

00:22:09

blocked broken gates. That is, all

00:22:12

this was interesting, why

00:22:13

the city was elongated,

00:22:15

elongated, and probably kilometers long in such a complex. Well, let’s

00:22:18

look at 7 by 10 in the markets, it’s standing

00:22:22

We’re practically in the mountains here is the

00:22:24

flat part in front of the sea That is, it

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was all basically between two walls and

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ended with the port. The Caspian Sea, as

00:22:33

we understand it, rose like the entire World

00:22:35

Ocean and apparently there, many guides

00:22:37

tell us that these walls go under water

00:22:39

there in the port area then there is a flood there

00:22:41

again, a rise of 7-10 meters after the flood of the

00:22:45

middle of the 19th century, but this burker on

00:22:48

which stands in the markets as we

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saw everywhere, that is, the

00:22:53

flat top is followed by more of the same

00:22:56

and there are also traces. These are

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Oleg, this is the lining and a very interesting

00:23:07

design feature, let me remind you, according to

00:23:10

my calculations, a global catastrophe in

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the middle of the 19th century, the rest of

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the planet’s territory except this most affected

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modern desert zone of the earth was

00:23:21

covered with hot sand in 1842.

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Cosmic dust contained

00:23:26

in the same cometary substance, wetted by

00:23:30

rains, it became the same clay that

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covered the cities of Europe and of the Russian

00:23:34

plain, of course, partly in addition to sand,

00:23:37

this dust fell, and here in Derbent this

00:23:41

dust, as the lightest fraction, was

00:23:44

spread throughout the entire atmosphere. But the

00:23:47

heaviest sand fell under the

00:23:49

trajectory of the fall of comet fragments, once

00:23:52

again forming that same desert zone of the

00:23:55

earth, but in this entire zone the deserts of the earth

00:23:58

in and in Derbent fell on top of this sand as the

00:24:02

lightest, and

00:24:05

we see cosmic dust from the homogeneous

00:24:08

layer that covered this city. They also

00:24:12

lay sand, the same layer covered the

00:24:15

Naryn-Kala fortress, raising the ground level inside

00:24:18

its walls by 7- 10 meters What is clearly visible

00:24:21

when comparing the external height of the walls of this

00:24:24

fortress and the internal internal walls are

00:24:26

much shorter in more detail about the disaster of the 19th

00:24:30

century in the films in the 19th century they burned

00:24:34

half the world and the mystery of the clay that covered the city

00:24:36

is revealed. By the way, here we can clearly

00:24:39

see the excavation of the layer with which

00:24:42

the fortress was filled with it and the life inside is covered with it; the

00:24:43

life outside is covered, that is, it is a

00:24:46

small fraction; there is enough

00:24:49

dirt distributed in it, so we see

00:24:52

small shards of pebbles again. Most

00:24:56

likely it was moistened with water. Yes, it was something

00:24:59

quicksand that came from the mountains. That is, if

00:25:02

dust fell from above, we are right here

00:25:06

we see from it that it was wetted, this is

00:25:08

dried mud, but the main point is that

00:25:12

the layer is uncultivated, it was not deposited

00:25:14

centimeters. Yes, here he has a broken

00:25:17

shard here, let’s say, and below, a broken shard,

00:25:20

this is what

00:25:22

our historians say for a million years,

00:25:24

they will say Well there several thousand between

00:25:26

these two skulls But this shard

00:25:28

and this one,

00:25:31

they are clearly of the same era;

00:25:33

archaeologists will say that it was in the fifth

00:25:35

millennium, this

00:25:37

fourth one, but in fact, a mud flow

00:25:40

which, even

00:25:41

here, could have

00:25:44

brought anything as a burial ground, right down to the bones.

00:25:45

Well, the meaning of that that this whole layer of

00:25:49

mud was formed at the same time,

00:25:51

it’s not a cultural layer and it

00:25:53

carried both the internal structures

00:25:57

of the market itself, which is called, that

00:26:00

is, in the upper part of the city and inside the

00:26:03

walls. Well, this is what most likely this

00:26:06

stream is from the 19th century because it fell asleep in

00:26:09

principle, not antiquity is covered with a similar

00:26:11

layer deeper, only deeper. But the layer of

00:26:15

dirt, that is, this is cosmic dust, so

00:26:17

it is a small fine fraction,

00:26:20

in general, that is, that this is what historians will say

00:26:23

soon weathering how many rocks

00:26:25

need to be weathered

00:26:27

from the sky fell, got wet,

00:26:30

flowed down from the mountains, collecting in itself it is all that is

00:26:35

possible, the shards that were here

00:26:38

and the shards were most likely used, you

00:26:41

actually have a similar period, that

00:26:43

is, in the ancient period, and this is the sewer system

00:26:45

that we saw there, it is really

00:26:47

late from the bone, everything in a row, that is,

00:26:51

these quicksand that flowed, it

00:26:55

fell from above everywhere, it accumulated

00:26:57

that is, it all fell evenly from above Well,

00:27:00

beyond the terrain, but it flowed down and collects everything with

00:27:02

it, that is, who will say something, the

00:27:05

cultural layer was formed for

00:27:07

a lot of years No, it all appeared at the

00:27:10

same time

00:27:12

and not so long ago and not so long ago because

00:27:15

he And then he crystallizes and

00:27:18

they will say that it is limestone or sandstone. But for now

00:27:22

it is still loose; due to its more

00:27:25

southern location, Derbent

00:27:27

suffered much more from the consequences of the

00:27:29

global catastrophe of 1824 42 than, for

00:27:33

example, Moscow or St. Petersburg, that

00:27:35

is, the traces of this global catastrophe in

00:27:37

Derbent are more clearly visible in about the same way

00:27:41

how the region of Derbent or the whole of Dagestan

00:27:43

was scorched and the Crimea, which is very clearly visible

00:27:46

from the paintings and photographs of the Crimean War of

00:27:50

1853-56, which broke out

00:27:54

immediately after the global catastrophe, what else is

00:27:57

interesting in our pursuit of Derbent? What’s

00:27:59

interesting is that look for yourself Look,

00:28:02

we really see this architecture the

00:28:04

first period of antiquity when the

00:28:06

Moroccan medinas were then on the

00:28:09

ancient ruins of a battered ancient block of

00:28:12

the city behind the walls, that is,

00:28:14

they were defending themselves from someone. Well, it’s clear after the

00:28:16

ancient flood that destroyed the ancient

00:28:18

Civilization in 1675, apparently everything was

00:28:21

like the movie Mad Max and people

00:28:23

were defending themselves with walls, maybe from there are other

00:28:26

wild tribes there that have gone wild maybe

00:28:28

from their neighbors because in difficult

00:28:31

conditions after the flood the world really

00:28:33

comes into chaos and the Moroccan

00:28:35

cities are all Tangier Fairy works

00:28:38

Marrakech is still Medina like the

00:28:40

Moscow Kremlins One to one and

00:28:43

inside them are these portal workers cities

00:28:45

divided into basically three sections,

00:28:48

also by internal walls, quarters of

00:28:50

Christians, Muslims and Jews, this is generally a

00:28:54

commodity population, and in the Moroccans and with

00:28:58

you we saw this, that is, it was

00:29:00

genetically all one community, but they were

00:29:03

divided by occupations, Christians were

00:29:06

engaged in Christian peasantry,

00:29:08

Mohammedanism, engaged in cattle breeding,

00:29:10

Jews traded Well They

00:29:13

all had artisans in their quarters. In general, the

00:29:15

point is that for some reason this

00:29:18

territory, which became a desert zone of the

00:29:19

earth, it was not in vain that the comet was white, the first

00:29:23

fragment hit this Toklamakan desert, or

00:29:26

rather, when it fell into Northern

00:29:28

Tibet, there was something there there is the Raised

00:29:31

area. I assume that Hyperborea

00:29:34

was there, but it still seems so to me

00:29:36

because in the North it is not

00:29:38

tracked along the bottom when the level rises

00:29:40

as we assumed, but there is nothing there,

00:29:42

only Greenland. But the Raised

00:29:45

plateau at 3000 meters is like Tibetan

00:29:47

something - then there could have been further expansion.

00:29:49

As you saw, such a segment

00:29:51

covered, in general, the Middle East,

00:29:55

northern Africa, even flew to America,

00:29:57

and just there Morocco in Africa in the

00:30:01

Middle East we find

00:30:04

ancient Ruins and inter-similar ruins built on them,

00:30:06

that is, they did not have time

00:30:07

build these ancient Ruins but at a

00:30:10

technological level after the first

00:30:12

period of interflood civilization. That is,

00:30:14

everything is assembled like the Moroccan medinas and

00:30:16

like the city of Derbent, that is, in imitation of

00:30:19

antiquity. Well, at some level, we

00:30:22

already understood from the sliding formwork

00:30:24

that in the kayak village we

00:30:26

saw that everyone this construction

00:30:28

was most likely led by the surviving giants

00:30:31

or maybe even giants in the ancient

00:30:33

period and bred, in general, a new

00:30:36

population as it was bred. I’m still

00:30:38

trying to bring this up and collect facts on the

00:30:42

sponsor on our non-public site.

00:30:45

Or rather, on our channel on this non-

00:30:47

public site but see for yourself there is a

00:30:49

paid subscription, but it really

00:30:51

closes you off from publicity because it is a

00:30:53

very Controversial Topic and the point is that

00:30:56

what we really get is that

00:30:59

in the second period of interflood

00:31:01

civilization, somewhere from the middle of the 18th century during the

00:31:04

time of Peter Catherine, the level of

00:31:06

interflood civilization increases,

00:31:09

they begin to build such buildings as in

00:31:11

St. Petersburg, red brick

00:31:13

throws these stones, all sorts of fragments of

00:31:17

plinths of these shaped blocks that were

00:31:21

used for new construction and

00:31:23

they begin to build everything from red brick

00:31:25

just in time for the time when I assume the

00:31:27

level of the World Ocean drops.

00:31:30

After the ancient flood it was a plus 50

00:31:32

meters and begins from the construction of

00:31:33

St. Petersburg on the ancient ruins of

00:31:35

Veliky Novgorod but on a different

00:31:38

technological level of the second period of

00:31:40

antiquity, this pure steampunk.

00:31:42

But the most interesting thing is that Morocco

00:31:46

Derbent does not remain at the same

00:31:48

technological level of the first period of

00:31:50

antiquity. This does not coincide at all

00:31:53

with the construction st.

00:32:14

We also have the

00:32:16

empire of the Great Mughals,

00:32:18

which, by the way, could well have divided long ago

00:32:21

in this very first

00:32:23

inter-flood period of inter-flood

00:32:25

civilization and actually occupied the territory

00:32:28

from the Hindustan to

00:32:31

North Africa itself, that is, in North

00:32:33

Africa there are cities such as St. Petersburg,

00:32:35

let’s say they exist, maybe not by the way

00:32:37

they managed to build it all there in Europe, a

00:32:39

technological leap began and it

00:32:41

just started to climb there

00:32:43

under the very blow of the 1842 comet, and

00:32:48

now Cairo Alexandria they are really

00:32:50

built like St. Petersburg, now

00:32:52

we’ll go on an expedition to Egypt, we’ll try to

00:32:55

clearly calculate Istanbul is very similar to

00:32:58

St. St. Petersburg, the former Constantinople, was

00:32:59

built there in accordance with

00:33:02

this

00:33:03

developed style of the second period of

00:33:05

interflood civilization, but in Derbent,

00:33:07

Moroccan medinas, we still see

00:33:10

this

00:33:11

in such a more primitive period, this is, of

00:33:15

course, no longer antique. But this is

00:33:16

primitivism. Although in the medinas of Tangier

00:33:19

we we saw that some streets had already begun

00:33:21

to be built in the St. Petersburg style. That is,

00:33:24

Perestroika was not yet completed, we know

00:33:28

that after the flood, already in the 50s of the 19th century,

00:33:34

Paris was apparently rebuilt from the same style as the Moroccan Midins

00:33:37

by order of Napoleon 3, where the engineer Haussmann

00:33:40

did it, that is this period, the

00:33:42

architectural style of Catherine and Peter, it

00:33:45

continued in the second period, or rather in the

00:33:47

second half of the 19th century after the flood of

00:33:49

1842, that is, it was seized as

00:33:52

the main one. So it’s very unclear

00:33:54

here. Do you think that the

00:33:57

division of the world into the Holy

00:33:59

Roman Empire with the capital of

00:34:00

St. Petersburg and a certain Southern

00:34:03

Empire, maybe even the Great

00:34:05

Mughal Empire, or it was all

00:34:08

together anyway and it was just too late to reach this territory in

00:34:12

North Africa in the Middle East.

00:34:14

This new

00:34:16

technological structure, after all, the time

00:34:18

frame was small,

00:34:20

just what half a century since it

00:34:22

appeared, let’s say this new

00:34:24

technological structure and already in 18242

00:34:29

this civilization was basically

00:34:31

destroyed, therefore, in general,

00:34:34

we can’t understand everything right away, but so far

00:34:36

in Derbent we really see

00:34:38

inter-similar civilizations that are

00:34:39

built on ancient ruins, partly from

00:34:42

their material, here we see residential buildings, but

00:34:44

the walls are still sawn stone and

00:34:46

in a high-tech way, which

00:34:49

once again shows us that these are the first period,

00:34:52

or rather, that historians incorrectly give us the

00:34:54

technological structure of this 18th century,

00:34:58

well, in general, everything is historical traces

00:35:00

indicate that the construction took place in the 18th century, although

00:35:02

alloy steel for circular saws

00:35:05

began to appear only supposedly in the second

00:35:07

half of the 19th century, but it turns out that all

00:35:10

this happened before, that is, this is a

00:35:13

mixture of high technology and, in general,

00:35:16

primitive construction. So we will

00:35:19

figure it out here everything is very complicated

00:35:21

because we are sorting it out bit by bit, I will remind

00:35:25

you of the conclusion that we came to after

00:35:26

studying the fortress on the market-kala, it

00:35:30

is the upper part of the general fortress of the

00:35:32

city of Derbent, the blocks of residential buildings with the

00:35:35

narrow streets of Derbent itself, as I

00:35:37

already said, were built at the very beginning of the

00:35:39

inter-flood period, that is, at the end In the

00:35:42

17th and early 18th centuries, they were built in the same way

00:35:46

as the houses of Moroccan medinas and

00:35:49

we see the same neighborhoods in many

00:35:51

European cities. All these houses

00:35:53

were built from

00:35:56

plinths and broken blocks dug out from antiques with the addition of

00:35:59

natural stone, all this was held together with

00:36:02

thick layers of lime mortar

00:36:05

made by Apparently as we saw in the

00:36:08

Crimea, from preserved ancient statues and

00:36:11

bas-reliefs once made of

00:36:13

artificial marble, and once again the walls of the

00:36:16

fortress were built from local

00:36:18

shell rock, and they were obviously sawn with

00:36:21

mechanical saws, that is, the remains of the

00:36:24

high technologies of antiquity. At the beginning of the

00:36:26

next inter-flood period, history

00:36:29

was also preserved during this first period

00:36:32

of the inter-flood civilization, that is, at the end of the

00:36:34

17th and beginning of the 18th centuries, people, just like

00:36:38

in antiquity, continued to use

00:36:40

ceramics on the excavated ruins, we see

00:36:43

a lot of ceramic products up to the

00:36:45

tandoor and sewer pipes, let me remind you

00:36:48

from my hypothesis that I presented in the

00:36:51

film, this is how pre-Petrine St. Petersburg died

00:36:54

after a global catastrophe

00:36:56

18242, the level of the World Ocean rose

00:36:59

by 7-10 meters, this became the reason for the

00:37:03

flooding of the Port part of Derbent,

00:37:05

the main blocks of which stretched

00:37:08

between two walls from the mountains to the

00:37:11

sea, blocking a narrow strip of the

00:37:14

coastal plain. But today in Derbent there are

00:37:17

very few inter-flood buildings left,

00:37:20

mostly everything was built inside the walls already

00:37:22

after the flood of 1824 42, but the remaining

00:37:26

old buildings still have the

00:37:29

lower floor filled up. Judging by what we

00:37:32

observe, Derbent before the global

00:37:34

catastrophe of

00:37:36

18242 had grown beyond its walls; this

00:37:40

we discovered by going out through one gate

00:37:43

located in the wall enclosing

00:37:46

the northern part of the city, the

00:37:49

remains of houses were excavated here and communications, and here we

00:37:53

met a very interesting person.

00:37:54

True, he still didn’t understand what they were

00:37:58

digging here and told us that Derbent

00:38:01

then was only between these two

00:38:03

walls, but in reality we see something completely

00:38:05

different, that is, who lived here inside

00:38:08

the fortress, inside the fortress lumps lived

00:38:12

Percy Arabs Arabs these are the Seyids, the descendants of the

00:38:16

Prophet Muhammad, they also became Turkic and

00:38:19

they are given special preference and attention

00:38:23

in mosques everywhere on the street, that is,

00:38:28

outside the fortress Who lived

00:38:30

outside the fortress, the city did not exist at all.

00:38:32

It was after the 80s that the city

00:38:37

expanded, villages came here and there, the communists

00:38:39

came a collective farm was made then factories and villages

00:38:44

began to flock here to the center, like the

00:38:48

Jews lived here before

00:38:53

798, the Armenian church came, in

00:38:57

fact, this is an Albanian temple, it was

00:39:00

arminized

00:39:01

and in

00:39:04

1886 this temple was built by Tsarist

00:39:08

Russia, it

00:39:09

turns out that mostly more people lived here in Derbent

00:39:12

Azerbaijanis to

00:39:14

Azerbaijani territories I see

00:39:16

Shui flags everywhere cheeks this hand also

00:39:20

symbolizes the Prophet Muhammad to

00:39:29

the families culturally

00:39:46

by nationality

00:39:59

Turkish they first did in Soviet

00:40:02

times they made

00:40:05

their power influence to have among the Iranian

00:40:09

Azerbaijanis the Iranian is so national

00:40:12

this is the location of the place the

00:40:14

geographical location of the place in

00:40:16

Dagestani there is no nationality

00:40:23

now 45 became Soon it was the Italians,

00:40:30

too, all

00:40:32

this team

00:40:43

is there are people found a jug of gold,

00:40:51

the coins were

00:40:54

large

00:41:00

gold

00:41:04

and the Azerbaijanis are not relatives Yes, the

00:41:06

relatives are

00:41:08

simply not savings Iranian

00:41:10

Azerbaijanis Azerbaijanis

00:41:13

Derbent Azerbaijanis are

00:41:15

relatives all relatives and they have

00:41:18

common blood

00:41:25

So So the Turkmens are also

00:41:28

Oghuz group belongs to the Cossacks,

00:41:31

Uzbeks, Kyrgyzstan, Bashkiria, Tatars, this is the

00:41:36

Kipchak group, belongs to the Turks,

00:41:39

we met such an interesting person, we

00:41:41

met him, how can I tell you, and

00:41:44

our kumuks, exactly at the same

00:41:46

time, his eyes are bright

00:41:52

or good, look

00:41:55

well, I don’t know, maybe the second group is

00:42:00

the fourth, look Maybe you can

00:42:04

say

00:42:07

this do not show

00:42:17

And who do you work here

00:42:25

Well, I live in Azerbaijan

00:42:28

89 90

00:42:31

Derbent who works before me

00:42:37

the church acts back and forth

00:42:42

Baku

00:42:45

cultural people the most important thing is you

00:42:48

tried Azerbaijani cuisine

00:42:53

there everywhere

00:42:55

the question is that the Azerbaijanis Here are my

00:42:58

comrades they said that

00:43:00

Correct they said in

00:43:05

1813 the composition of the Russian Federation,

00:43:07

our Derbent people entered

00:43:11

the composition of the Russian Federation

00:43:17

Cuba Cuba

00:43:19

Kuban Kubinka

00:43:23

Kuban sideways everything they read liked

00:43:27

to turn it over Yes, what is your name

00:43:33

[laughter]

00:43:35

[music]

00:43:36

40 million Azerbaijanis 10 million

00:43:41

only in Azerbaijan itself

00:43:43

40 million

00:43:45

from whom the fortress protected this From whom From

00:43:49

these

00:43:50

from the Dagestanis

00:43:54

into the territory of the Kuban Khanate, recently

00:43:58

our comrade there said that Dagestan did not

00:44:01

exist when Derbent was his there,

00:44:04

this

00:44:05

card was removed from him Aziz is calling

00:44:17

not to let him in now,

00:44:20

idiots, he knows well and our local

00:44:24

fighter, his grandfather is afraid of the

00:44:28

north-western command posts there is also a gate on top

00:44:31

called the Messenger Gate the messengers from there

00:44:36

all brought swag this is the

00:44:39

Messenger

00:44:44

Central gate entrance to the city

00:44:51

So it turns out from the moment

00:44:54

the city was founded as we now understand at the

00:44:56

end of the 17th and beginning of the 18th centuries the Oguzes lived in Derbent

00:45:00

later They were called Aguz Turks

00:45:03

And after the arrival of the Soviet authorities

00:45:06

by Azerbaijanis Turn [ __ ] Shiites

00:45:09

In general, while studying Herbert, we realized that it was

00:45:13

built by analogy with the Moroccan

00:45:15

medinas, films about this you can

00:45:17

see on the channel in the playlist Morocco

00:45:20

means in Derbent as well as in the medine profession of

00:45:23

Tangier Rabat or in the reverse reading

00:45:26

of the tabor or even Moscow where the Arbat

00:45:29

is a tabor clearly it was not just a street, but a

00:45:33

whole area inside with exactly the same walls. And

00:45:36

in these inner-walled quarters, as you and I

00:45:39

understand, there were quarters of [ __ ]

00:45:41

Christians and Jews in the movie That's Who the

00:45:45

Jews are, Klyosov's mistake, I showed that in the

00:45:49

medinas of Morocco they lived separated from each

00:45:52

other by internal walls three

00:45:54

Varnas of the interflood society peasants

00:45:57

Christians Magomed Ani cattle breeders and Jews

00:46:01

traders by the way artisans in each

00:46:04

such portal the Christians had their own the

00:46:07

Mohammedans had their own artisans were

00:46:10

Jews So three Varnas by the way Magametan

00:46:15

cattle breeders

00:46:16

we found the Azerbaijanis Shiites and

00:46:20

today they represent the main population of the

00:46:22

media Derbent as

00:46:24

Christians apparently there were Albanians, their

00:46:27

church. We studied in the last film

00:46:30

how we understood this. Previously, it was an

00:46:32

Albanian church, but then it became

00:46:34

Armenian, now it has a museum of Carpets. There are no

00:46:38

Armenians, no Albanians in Derbent today,

00:46:40

who were those Christian

00:46:43

Albanians, it is still unclear, this is a topic for further

00:46:46

research. Mountain Jews live in

00:46:49

Derbent and today in our group we even

00:46:52

managed to go on an excursion to the museum of the

00:46:54

local synagogue. How many years has Jewish

00:46:57

communication been here? Here,

00:47:00

somewhere in 1799, here is a community

00:47:05

called Kelen Umaz, translated

00:47:09

this means a large synagogue. We were in this

00:47:13

synagogue, an ancient building. model of

00:47:16

our ancient synagogue that stood

00:47:18

at this very place and this stone

00:47:21

was raised from the foundation during reconstruction.

00:47:24

Unfortunately, our synagogue, which

00:47:27

was built at the beginning of the 19th century or at

00:47:31

the end of the 18th, we don’t know the exact date now, we

00:47:34

can’t say. It fell into disrepair and

00:47:39

was in in its disrepair,

00:47:41

it posed a danger to people and therefore it

00:47:45

was decided to reconstruct it and during

00:47:47

the reconstruction the foundation of

00:47:51

that old synagogue was raised, this stone was discovered,

00:47:57

all these signs that you may

00:48:00

notice on the signs are written in

00:48:03

Chinese, this is so that our children and

00:48:08

descendants do not lose their language because

00:48:11

many things are already leaving our everyday life;

00:48:14

in all languages, old words are already

00:48:17

disappearing, and well, there are probably obsolete words in the dictionary, yes,

00:48:20

in many languages,

00:48:22

and this is such a visual dictionary and

00:48:26

everyone can come see and

00:48:28

read what it was called before

00:48:30

because you can hardly see this anywhere anymore. The

00:48:35

Tad language is a variant of Farsi. That’s

00:48:40

why they also say another

00:48:41

confirmation that we came from

00:48:44

Iran because we lost the language and took the

00:48:47

language Iran, which is in Iran. That’s why

00:48:52

we believe that we came from Iran, the language

00:48:55

we want Iranian is not Hebrew, not the

00:48:58

Aramaic language that the ancient

00:49:00

Jews had, but we have a Farsi dialect. Irina, we

00:49:04

heard that your diaspora

00:49:07

in relation to this area has

00:49:09

some of its own characteristics, that at the beginning of the

00:49:12

20th century, women led a very ascetic

00:49:15

puritanical life, something about

00:49:18

you can say they wore a burqa

00:49:20

like this, they didn’t wear a burqa, they

00:49:23

said they wore a scarf on their heads, they

00:49:27

always put a little under the scarf,

00:49:31

I’ll show you this now. Here’s a

00:49:34

pipe that covered the hair. Here

00:49:38

we have it collected here, like the scarves,

00:49:41

this so she put it on her head to

00:49:43

cover the lower hair, here's the hair And

00:49:47

on top she put on a scarf scarves We have

00:49:50

very different white

00:49:54

silk scarves they dressed the bride could

00:49:57

wear this is called in our language white

00:50:02

scarves This is wool this is

00:50:05

fringe it is tied by hand

00:50:08

So these dressed her brides and

00:50:12

older women they wore these

00:50:15

dark scarves Yes, but this is in all

00:50:17

nationalities yes this is in all nationalities

00:50:20

this is natural silk and has a name,

00:50:23

this scarf is called this

00:50:27

too, all many Southern peoples of the

00:50:31

Caucasus Transcaucasian wore these

00:50:34

scarves made of natural silk

00:50:36

they are produced in the Ilyinsky region in

00:50:39

Azerbaijan, but they were very

00:50:41

popular, these are all

00:50:44

hand-painted with stamps, different designs are also

00:50:47

light-colored, women were dressed, young women,

00:50:50

and brides,

00:50:55

these are old books, these books were all

00:51:00

in people’s houses, they received them in abundance

00:51:02

from other cities, these eagle owls are

00:51:05

bags

00:51:06

there are cases for mezos, there are mizuz

00:51:11

shofars, all the attributes of Judaism and all of this is

00:51:16

stored here, everything old and ancient,

00:51:19

everything that we could collect here can

00:51:21

come and say And these are my grandmothers, these are my

00:51:24

grandfathers because we collected everything from

00:51:26

home and there are things that we actually

00:51:28

used in homes in everyday life, Mountain

00:51:32

Jews Vlad Derbent had self-government

00:51:35

at the beginning of 20 in 1904, the

00:51:40

first city government was convened in

00:51:43

1907, there was a second one, and deputies were elected.

00:51:46

Among the deputies, there were always Mountain

00:51:50

Jews who were chosen. And therefore they

00:51:53

took part in the self-government of

00:51:55

Derbent, this was for centuries and

00:51:59

has been preserved and today there are people who

00:52:01

work in the management of the excursion

00:52:04

given to us by Irina Mikhailovna. We

00:52:07

recorded it in full for those viewers who are

00:52:10

interested in the history and life of the Mountain Jews.

00:52:12

We posted the RuTube film, the link is in the

00:52:15

description under this video. And you and I, based on the

00:52:18

discovered information traces,

00:52:20

will begin to restore a similar

00:52:22

story here The Caucasus in further films you

00:52:25

will understand that it was not at all the same in the 18th-2019th centuries

00:52:28

as historians imagine it to us,

00:52:30

huge masses of people lived here

00:52:34

who were engaged in farming on

00:52:37

terraces covering huge areas of the

00:52:40

slopes of local mountains, terraces of Dagestan,

00:52:43

this is apparently our largest Nakhodka,

00:52:45

this is an expedition today they are abandoned But

00:52:48

they give an understanding of what kind of population

00:52:50

lived in these mountains today there is

00:52:53

no such amount of population here and it

00:52:55

was close throughout the Caucasus from Anapa to Baku and

00:52:59

the mining industry about which I

00:53:02

told the film the antediluvian tunnels under the

00:53:05

Caucasus mountains were built by the Germans, in general

00:53:08

there was an ordinary crowded life of

00:53:10

interflood civilization steampunk we

00:53:14

see the outer contour of the Fortress wall,

00:53:16

the wall is quite high, about 6-8

00:53:20

meters, the base of the wall and partially

00:53:24

filling it are blocks, sizes of

00:53:27

blocks

00:53:28

Well, the largest ones we see are two and a

00:53:32

half by about 0.9 by about 06

00:53:37

the weight of such a block the weight of such a block is

00:53:40

about somewhere around 3 tons,

00:53:44

working with such blocks I’m not talking about

00:53:47

their production itself, I think we have already

00:53:49

proven that these blocks were made by

00:53:52

machines made by production, working with such

00:53:53

blocks required a lot of physical

00:53:55

effort and required a

00:53:58

construction scheme,

00:54:00

a drawing was needed, a plan was needed and all this

00:54:03

had to be strictly controlled. We see

00:54:05

that it is laid out, laid out according to the scheme, laid out with

00:54:08

hooks, laid out with the

00:54:10

sequential production of each

00:54:12

block, and I want to emphasize once again that

00:54:15

if this task is given to modern

00:54:18

people with their physical capabilities, they will

00:54:24

not be able to do this task without special equipment. there, you and I

00:54:27

can assume that at the time when

00:54:30

they were making all these blocks and these walls,

00:54:32

firstly, there was either special equipment

00:54:35

or there were also other people who, with

00:54:38

much

00:54:40

less effort, could put them together, they

00:54:44

could rebuild them, the lengths of these walls are

00:54:46

kilometers, people were larger and larger than

00:54:51

now it was easy for them to saw it all off with

00:54:56

circular saws and

00:54:58

here we see

00:54:59

the same construction scheme as in antiquity,

00:55:03

that is, here

00:55:04

comes the insert here,

00:55:07

look

00:55:09

here, but the material itself is of course lighter than

00:55:12

Roman concrete, but not much not much

00:55:16

not much lighter and in general, it

00:55:18

’s probably hard,

00:55:20

not much lighter, light materials, it

00:55:23

crumbled all over because it’s porous, it has a

00:55:25

low density here, while

00:55:28

seemingly the same as airy, as if it’s

00:55:30

all bubbly, in fact, in fact,

00:55:32

Yes, there are covers here, but it’s lighter

00:55:35

percent by 10 to 15 no more. That is,

00:55:37

if we take the average weight of about two and a

00:55:40

half tons, then he has two 202 300

00:55:42

Why do I say that such blocks

00:55:44

are moved, not only that it is easy without technology,

00:55:46

it is impossible to lift each block to a height

00:55:49

with the help of devices As the

00:55:52

officials tell us, some kind of

00:55:55

structure was made from wood, levers, it

00:55:57

will take centuries to build.

00:55:59

Nothing will help here. It was done

00:56:02

quickly because the block was installed here,

00:56:04

Natalya. You are absolutely correct in what you say,

00:56:05

then another moment was cut under it; it was

00:56:07

not inserted; it was quickly manufactured and

00:56:09

installed very quickly, but strength

00:56:12

and density, in general, we can

00:56:13

touch and scratch even a jug and

00:56:18

local shell rock, local shell rock, it’s

00:56:21

cheaper, yes, but the

00:56:25

technological diagram is still the same as the

00:56:27

construction diagram of our own structure, it’s

00:56:29

also the same

00:56:33

as the buildings, this is certainly in

00:56:35

this case, I think it’s

00:56:37

inter-flood inter-flood inter-similar

00:56:40

time this was built and

00:56:44

strengthened between the streams but until the second

00:56:46

then

00:56:49

I will make the assumption that one system

00:56:52

is a sewerage system yes

00:56:58

this is certainly true Let's say Judging by

00:57:00

everything that in the clay pipe there

00:57:02

was a sewerage system

00:57:04

here we see again it is made of

00:57:07

shell rock The water supply system is

00:57:11

shell rock

00:57:14

here this is concrete made from grated

00:57:17

shell rock, a smaller fraction, here we are,

00:57:19

this is concrete, but it’s still shell rock,

00:57:27

so I’m telling you that you see

00:57:30

large shells. Well, anyway,

00:57:35

the organization of the living space of those

00:57:38

who were inside the fortress, they

00:57:41

took out all their waste, which means waste

00:57:46

from the medina was taken out to

00:57:50

so to speak to those creatures that lived

00:57:52

outside. We even saw toilets with

00:57:54

holes coming out of the wall and

00:57:56

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