Prehistoric sanctuaries of the Carpathians

Everyone knows from the course of history about the great Sumerian civilization. However, the Carpathians in ancient times were the primary source for this civilization and this is proved by the prehistoric sanctuaries of the Carpathians and their rock inscriptions. Such a statement was made by the Russian orientalist-Sumerologist, Anatoly Kifishin, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences. His studies he conducted in the Kosovo region of the Ivano-Frankivsk region, deciphering prehistoric inscriptions on the rocks in the Carpathians. There were already reports about the antiquity of these inscriptions in the works of writer S. Pushik and professor of the Carpathian University N. Kugutyak. Now A. Kifishin joined them. Exploring the prehistoric sanctuaries of the Carpathians, namely the stone "Kolybatch" - in the suburb of Kosmach, he concluded from the contents of the decoded inscription that the events described on the stone of this sanctuary occurred 32 yew years ago. A similar ideographic picture was found in the 19th century by French archaeologists in one of the Burgundian caves. And the head of the archaeological school of France Andre-Leroy Guran dated her 35 yew BC. What particularly surprised Kifishin, this is the image of the plow in the plots depicted on this stone of the ancient sanctuary of the Carpathians. Thus, already in those ancient times the land was not treated with a plow, but with a plow. According to the scientist, studying "Kolybatch" with his letter will begin to study the prehistoric sanctuaries of the Carpathians in the context of the further development of Sumerology. And there are reasons for this, since A. Kifishin read even the autograph of Gilgamesh himself on the rocks of the Carpathians - the character of one of the ancient Sumerian epics. "No one even found this on the lands of ancient Sumer," the scientist said. "Without doubt, the world-view of the Sumerian civilization is in the Carpathian Mountains."

The scientist, examining the prehistoric sanctuaries of the Stone Grave and writing about this book, is more cautious in the question of the study of the Carpathian inscriptions - one must not rush here, one must prepare well - starting with the study of pollen in inscriptions, moss on stones - and finishing with the preparation of appropriate specialists for decoding the inscriptions themselves. By the way, the works of Academician Kifishin did not go unnoticed - in December 2012 he was awarded the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called.

Such studies go one step further with the studies of S. Poddubny, V. Chudinov, G. Sidorov, who mark a certain civilizational region in the northern part of the Eurasian continent. And that our story does not begin with Babylon, Egypt or Hellas, and it is much more ancient. And the remnants of this history are still unexplored prehistoric sanctuaries of the Carpathians, deciphering the messages of which it will be possible to understand not only our past, but the future.