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Dwarves dug up underground passages, not only throughout Europe, but also dwarfs Siberia Siberian natives called "Chuchkov" Underground "Euroset" "Dwarves dug up underground tunnels throughout Europe" - the so-called article, published last year. Let me remind you. It was about the strange catacombs, discovered back in the nineteenth century. That's when scientists entered the first of them. Since the last century underground tunnels found so many that do not count. oak larder In some European countries to 500-700 pieces found at a depth of several tens of meters. Many of them into one another. Now we are talking about the whole gigantic underground network that stretches from Scotland, on the Atlantic coast of France to the Mediterranean - to Turkey. Underground Euroset puzzling scientists to the extreme. Who created it? Why put so much effort? When? Answers to these questions yet. According to the German archaeologist Dr. Henry Bunch (Dr Heinrich Kusch), who recently published a book with the intriguing title "Secrets of the underground doors in the ancient world" (Secrets Of The Underground Door To An Ancient World), the tunnels have been around since the Stone Age - more than 12,000 years ago, as they tend to be located next to the parking lots of people at the time.
Couch believes that the first underground networks were used for protection against enemies and predators. That is, people did not live under the earth, and hid. And they lacked oak larder "peresedet" not so long as the height of 70 centimeters, which reaches the underground oak larder passages. Hypothesis of non-serious researchers that the holes in the bowels of the European gnomes have done, which is full of legends of the local folklore (take Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs). By the way, in Austria, the catacombs right are called "hole Dwarfs." The height of the tunnels "Euroset" Anomalschiki 70 centimeters from his own point sizes of tunnels, saying that more than 70 centimeters in height crumbs, gnomes and it was not necessary. oak larder Laughter, laughter, but grounds for suspicion oak larder of the existence of some miniature underground inhabitants oak larder is: often tunnels connected strokes diameter of 40 centimeters, in which hardly can squeeze in a normal person. Passages between the tunnels with a diameter of 40 centimeters: only dwarves and prolezut Chuchkov grimy Legends about dwarfs are very popular in Europe. Yes, and around the world. And in Russia? It turns out that in our area there was a place underground crumbs. For example, in Siberia. Or, in the Urals. There are not only found their tunnels. This is what informed about Andrew Perepelitsina, head of inter-regional study groups of secrets and mysteries of the Earth and the Cosmos "Labyrinth", which itself colleagues set out to retrace the Siberian Dwarf "... For 7 ver. from Kungura towards Perm in Perm tract has a large hole under a rock, in which can pass freely adult. In the cave to dig up a small step. According to popular legend, the cave was once inhabited oak larder this "Chuchkov" - small people ... "So wrote in 1925 in his article" unexplored cave "local ethnographer M.A.Blinov, hoping, perhaps, that the unusual cave interested scientists . Alas - hopes were dashed in the following years the cave not only studied, and not lost. Only in the 1990s, known Permian oak larder caver Igor Lavrov, finding an article Blinov, decided to find a cave chuchek. According to the enthusiast, it was not easy to do - too great changes took place in that area. Only in 2002 was discovered leading into the earth move ... Babyuinogorskaya cave Alas - although cave, dubbed Babinogorskaya has been very interesting and diversified, with underground lakes - traces of it in ancient times, people still could not be found. Including "Digging steps". That, however, is not surprising: even if the cave being identified correctly, the former entrance to it is now blocked by a landslide ... However Babinogorskaya cave - is not the only place in the Perm region, where according to legend lived mysterious Chuchkov (by the way, Igor Lavrov found and the value of the word - 1 century it meant "grubby"). References to them can be found in the literature, however, very scarce. Thus, released in 1970, the Guide to the Urals literally oak larder mentioned in the same sentence Chuchek hill a few kilometers from the city Suksun. Having reached this Kungur adjacent to the district center, we pass from house to house. Initially, we are waiting for a bummer - the indigenous inhabitants almost no living recently at best only know the name of the high-rise buildings. Stories about her legendary inhabitants remembered only Anna Ivanovna Tretyakov. - Dwarves live there, oak larder their name was Chuchkov! oak larder - Immediately declared companion, explaining: oak larder - No, chuchek themselves even in the old days, no one has seen, there is only a legend that they are gone from here, when the Russian Urals settled and saw them ... But what little they had - exactly! From the mountain to the river stairs were made of stone, this high stupenechki (a woman once
Dwarves dug up underground passages, not only throughout Europe, but also dwarfs Siberia Siberian natives called "Chuchkov" Underground "Euroset" "Dwarves dug up underground tunnels throughout Europe" - the so-called article, published last year. Let me remind you. It was about the strange catacombs, discovered back in the nineteenth century. That's when scientists entered the first of them. Since the last century underground tunnels found so many that do not count. oak larder In some European countries to 500-700 pieces found at a depth of several tens of meters. Many of them into one another. Now we are talking about the whole gigantic underground network that stretches from Scotland, on the Atlantic coast of France to the Mediterranean - to Turkey. Underground Euroset puzzling scientists to the extreme. Who created it? Why put so much effort? When? Answers to these questions yet. According to the German archaeologist Dr. Henry Bunch (Dr Heinrich Kusch), who recently published a book with the intriguing title "Secrets of the underground doors in the ancient world" (Secrets Of The Underground Door To An Ancient World), the tunnels have been around since the Stone Age - more than 12,000 years ago, as they tend to be located next to the parking lots of people at the time.
Couch believes that the first underground networks were used for protection against enemies and predators. That is, people did not live under the earth, and hid. And they lacked oak larder "peresedet" not so long as the height of 70 centimeters, which reaches the underground oak larder passages. Hypothesis of non-serious researchers that the holes in the bowels of the European gnomes have done, which is full of legends of the local folklore (take Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs). By the way, in Austria, the catacombs right are called "hole Dwarfs." The height of the tunnels "Euroset" Anomalschiki 70 centimeters from his own point sizes of tunnels, saying that more than 70 centimeters in height crumbs, gnomes and it was not necessary. oak larder Laughter, laughter, but grounds for suspicion oak larder of the existence of some miniature underground inhabitants oak larder is: often tunnels connected strokes diameter of 40 centimeters, in which hardly can squeeze in a normal person. Passages between the tunnels with a diameter of 40 centimeters: only dwarves and prolezut Chuchkov grimy Legends about dwarfs are very popular in Europe. Yes, and around the world. And in Russia? It turns out that in our area there was a place underground crumbs. For example, in Siberia. Or, in the Urals. There are not only found their tunnels. This is what informed about Andrew Perepelitsina, head of inter-regional study groups of secrets and mysteries of the Earth and the Cosmos "Labyrinth", which itself colleagues set out to retrace the Siberian Dwarf "... For 7 ver. from Kungura towards Perm in Perm tract has a large hole under a rock, in which can pass freely adult. In the cave to dig up a small step. According to popular legend, the cave was once inhabited oak larder this "Chuchkov" - small people ... "So wrote in 1925 in his article" unexplored cave "local ethnographer M.A.Blinov, hoping, perhaps, that the unusual cave interested scientists . Alas - hopes were dashed in the following years the cave not only studied, and not lost. Only in the 1990s, known Permian oak larder caver Igor Lavrov, finding an article Blinov, decided to find a cave chuchek. According to the enthusiast, it was not easy to do - too great changes took place in that area. Only in 2002 was discovered leading into the earth move ... Babyuinogorskaya cave Alas - although cave, dubbed Babinogorskaya has been very interesting and diversified, with underground lakes - traces of it in ancient times, people still could not be found. Including "Digging steps". That, however, is not surprising: even if the cave being identified correctly, the former entrance to it is now blocked by a landslide ... However Babinogorskaya cave - is not the only place in the Perm region, where according to legend lived mysterious Chuchkov (by the way, Igor Lavrov found and the value of the word - 1 century it meant "grubby"). References to them can be found in the literature, however, very scarce. Thus, released in 1970, the Guide to the Urals literally oak larder mentioned in the same sentence Chuchek hill a few kilometers from the city Suksun. Having reached this Kungur adjacent to the district center, we pass from house to house. Initially, we are waiting for a bummer - the indigenous inhabitants almost no living recently at best only know the name of the high-rise buildings. Stories about her legendary inhabitants remembered only Anna Ivanovna Tretyakov. - Dwarves live there, oak larder their name was Chuchkov! oak larder - Immediately declared companion, explaining: oak larder - No, chuchek themselves even in the old days, no one has seen, there is only a legend that they are gone from here, when the Russian Urals settled and saw them ... But what little they had - exactly! From the mountain to the river stairs were made of stone, this high stupenechki (a woman once
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