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The building in Barnaul (Krasnoarmeysky Avenue, 14) officially was built in 1904-1905. But nobody explained why it is buried.

Central city power plant "Georgievskaya", 1888, architect V.D. Cher. Link to building details (can be translated from Russian): https://mosculture.ru/object/tsentralnaya-gorodskaya-elektrostantsiya-georgievskaya-1888-g-arhitektor-v-d-sher/

Еight-pointed symbolism in the architecture of the Egyptian Ministry of Defense.

Why the same element was removed?

Chinese explorer Zheng He’s ship compared to Christopher Columbus’ “Santa Maria”. They both lived and sailed at the same time

What do you think could be the reason that many old buildings on Earth are sunk into the ground? If this reason was significant, why is it not written about in the history books? If this reason was hidden from people, can we then trust the story that is written for children in school textbooks?

Ancient trees were buried under the sand. In Hungary, four to eight meter stumps were found at the bottom of an open sand pit. See the source link (you can translate it from Russian). https://chispa1707.livejournal.com/2102493.html

Moscow, Leningradsky avenue

It is not the first time when I hear the vesrion that the Great Chinese wall is a fake built in 20th century. What do you think?

Barnaul city, Altai region.

Something to consider. What you see above is not always what is, quite often what we are shown on the surface is only to mask what's underneath. Follow: @divinemysteries

Photos of Krasnoyarsk city, 19th century. No trees, buried floors.

1882. All-Russian Industrial and Art Exhibition in Moscow. Pavilion of the Association "A.I. Abrikosov Sons" - there are too many "lightning rods", they look like antennas.

Moscow, Prospekt Mira

Moscow

Looks like a powerful technology of lightning or heating was available in 19 century.

Comparing soviet and American medals. Both cultures have chosen 5-pointed stars as main symbol for the highest medals. Only the position is different.

One more interesting lithography of Kremlin and Red Square. Looks like the author wasn’t there or this is a fake. Wrong proportions and St. Basil’s cathedral looks defferent. Der Kremlin in Moskau, 19th century

As was showed in this post, the ground level of Red Square was much lower. Lithography by Deroy from the Cadolle’s picture “Vue de la place des boutiques”. The first half of 19 century.

Фрагмент литографии Деру Обратите внимание на высоту административного здания напротив Кремля и высоту постамента памятника Минину и Пожарскому. Фотография снизу - 1886 год: здание и памятник заметно «просели»! А что со стеной? ЗАБЫТАЯ ИСТОРИЯ