Proponents argue that a highly advanced, technologically superior, and peaceful global civilization called "Tartaria" existed until a massive cataclysm wiped it out in the 1800s. They claim mainstream historians systematically scrubbed Tartaria from textbooks.Esoteric researchers frequently look at cultural echoes left behind. They view the global presence of "tartan-style" plaid patterns found from ancient Scottish bogs to the 3,000-year-old Celtic-style plaids worn by the Cherchen Man mummies in Xinjiang, China (right next to historical Tartary) as absolute proof of a unified, global "Tartarian" culture.
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>>42996391>>42996394What people where known for dying there skin blue? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scota
Van Helsing are you there?
>>42996399Greek mythology, Hyperborea was a perfect, sunlit land in the far north, beyond the north wind. Esoteric writers like Helena Blavatsky and modern alternative historians position Hyperborea as a literal prehistoric continent or civilization. They argue that as the climate shifted or a cataclysm occurred, the Hyperboreans migrated southward in two main streams: one heading into the British Isles (becoming the Gaels/Celts) and one into the Eurasian steppes (becoming the Scythians/Tartars). Tartan is viewed as a sacred, geometric tribal marker carried by both branches.The Scotichronicon (a 15th-century chronicle) details the myth of Princess Scota.According to the legend, Scota was an Egyptian princess (or in some versions, a daughter of a Phoenician king) who fled her homeland, traveled across the Mediterranean, and eventually landed in Scotland, giving the country its name.Esoteric researchers frequently cite the Scota myth as historical memory of an elite, Mediterranean/Near-Eastern maritime dynasty (the Phoenicians of Tyre) marrying into and establishing the culture of the ancient Gaels.
>>42996476just von hohenheim
>>42996573Fuck off! I know Who you are.
>>42996576who dat is
>>42996573Also quit chuckling you fuck.
>>42996586why dat is
>>42996590That'll keep you mouth shut. Say when.
>>42996597how dat is
>>42996316Tartaria is just a story made up by russian nationalists to pretend there's more to their history than drunks in furry hats.
"Note—May not the mound builders, who were a rather short race, but not so much so as the Pueblos or town Indians, have been driven back by the first invasion of Tartars from the North, probably about 600 B. C, and after the barbarians had overrun the Roman Empire A. D. 200-300. The Danes, Welsh and Scandinavians, also short men, were driven back or exterminated by a second invasion of Tartars in the twelfth century A. D." (Relics of Ancient America, Lamb, Iner, 1833)
>>42996762Are you expecting us to go and pillage the village for yah.
>>42996806This one?>What I also found of great significance, one the maps stated "QUIVIRA REGNUM". As we all should know by now, Regnum from Latin is Kingdom. So essentially we end up with the Kingdom of Quivira. And there can be no Kingdom with no King. Additionally, the 1630 maps contained the following statement. >The latin line basically translates to "here is a large agricultural society of Tartarians, living in tents." >This Quivira Kingdom was ruled by a King whose name was Tartarrax. Now, I do not think it was his real name. My personal opinion, that the king was referred to as Tartar Rex. "Rex" means King in Latin. "There they had news of Axa and Quivira: where, it was said, “was a king, whose name was Tartarrax, with a long beard, hoary-headed, and rich; which was girded with a Bracamart; which prayed upon a pair of beads; which worshipped a cross of gold and image of a woman the queen of heaven." (Reports of Explorations and Surveys: Volume 3 , United States. War Department, 1856)>They were large people of good build” many of the men being over six feet tall. They seemed like giants compared to the Spaniards
>>42996826Can quit embarrassing redheaded people. For fuck sake.
>>42996491>>42996826Does the cross represent the 4 rivers of Hyperborea/Avalon etc?
>>42996316I was going to fap but now I'm in a mummy thread. That feeling went away quick.
>>42996848>embarrassed redheadredder than red
>>42996895You know what you fuck.
>>42996876>Hyperborea/AvalonYes that and the inner sun
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>>42996923Was the Queen of Heaven at the time of Avalon Saturn?>Within David Talbott’s Saturn Myth, the "Queen of Heaven", Hyperborea, and Avalon are not separate mythologies—they are all describing the exact same planetary alignment from different perspectives
>>42996382Nothing says loser more than dyeing your hair.
>Many of the cities associated with these sightings later suffered catastrophic “Great Fires.” San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, Seattle and Baltimore all lost massive portions of their urban cores within a relatively short historical window (1851-1904). Erasing ornate stone buildings, monumental architecture and construction methods that seem far more advanced than the official timelines suggest.
>>42997087 Find Talbot's theories quite possible."The islands adjacent to the North Pole were formerly called Ciliae (perhaps Thule), and now the Septentrionales ... Part of the army of King Arthur which conquered the Northern Islands and made them subject to him. And we read that nearly 4000 persons entered the indrawing seas who never returned. But in A.D. 1364 eight of these people came to the King's Court in Norway. Among them were two priests, one of whom had an astrolabe, who was descended in the 5th generation from a Bruxellensis: One, I say: The eight (were sprung from?) those who had penetrated the Northern Regions in the first ships. That great army of Arthur's had lain all the winter (of 530 A.D.) in the northern islands of Scotland. And on May 3 a part of it crossed over into Iceland. Then four ships of the aforesaid land had come out of the North. And warned Arthur of the indrawing seas. So that Arthur did not proceed further, but peopled all the Islands between Scotland and Iceland, and - also peopled Grocland. (So it seems the Indrawing Sea only begins beyond Grocland). In this Grocland he found people 23 feet tall, that Is to say of the feet with which land is measured. When those four ships returned, there were sailors who asserted that they knew where the magnetic lands were."- Gerardus Mercator, 1569https://patagoniamonsters.blogspot.com/2026/02/inventio-fortunata.html?m=1https://sites.google.com/site/kingarthurandgodsofroundtable/resources/the-spoils-of-annwn
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>>42996316Tarim basin mummies were genetically isolated (eastern branch) Ancient North Eurasian, which are the stone age ancestors to yamnaya/Indo Europeans, that somehow survived and stayed mostly pure, but culturally interacted with other people.Kind of like
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>>42997647Any info on these circles?What is the mainstream explaination for these drawings
>>42996316I saw a tiktok video once that showed some cool old photos, therefore it must be true
>>42997651Haven't seen any mainstream explanation, they just ignore it, is some other examples elsewhere though, also anomalous devices inside the fort there (picrel) https://stolenhistory.net/threads/1855-vortex-cannons-during-the-bombardment-of-sveaborg.1839/
>>42997724https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/space/mystery-as-eerie-black-rings-appear-in-the-sky-around-the-world-sending-ufo-hunters-into-a-frenzy/news-story/5a7a3e027e6f8c33d3f8db22ae93bbaa
