Skulls of unknown creatures found in the Adygea mountains, which were allegedly first discovered by members of the German Ahnenerbe society during World War II, are most likely the remains of buffaloes or aurochs, the head of the mammal laboratory of the Paleontological Institute told 360. A. A. Borisyaka Alexander Agadzhanyan. The TV channel publishes a recording from the site of the discovery of bones and artifacts of the Third Reich.
The first reports of mysterious finds in the area of Mount Bolshoi Tkhach appeared about two years ago - then speleologists brought two unusually shaped skulls to the director of the museum located in the Belovodye ethnographic complex, Vladimir Melikov. According to them, they found the remains in one of the caves, about 100 meters from the place where the belongings and maps of members of the Ahnenerbe expedition, a secret organization that for 10 years had been studying the traditions, history and heritage of the Germanic race and development of new types of weapons. The scientists who were part of it made many expeditions in search of the secret of absolute power, including to Adygea.
Inquisitive minds rushed to connect the findings with the secret experiments of Nazi doctors and even with aliens, while not a single skull was submitted for examination, which only contributed to the growth of rumors. As a result, reports began to appear about “skulls from the fascist chest.” However, even then scientists tried to bring down the mystical wave, explaining that the discovered remains resembled a deformed skull of a ram (senior researcher at the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography SB RAS) or a poorly preserved skull of a mountain aurora (paleozoologist, member of the Omsk branch of the Russian Geographical Society Alexey Bondarev).
This time the findings were presented by Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences and Honored Traveler of Russia Ivan Bormotov. The shape of the found remains seemed “interesting” to him, but he risked making assumptions regarding their identity. This was done for him by Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor Alexander Agadzhanyan, to whom the 360 TV channel approached for comment.
“The photographs clearly show that the bone remains “from the chest in Adygea” belong to large bovids, representatives of the order Artiodactyls. Most of all, they resemble fragments of buffalo skulls, which are still common today in peasant farms in the North Caucasus and Azerbaijan. From an archaeological point of view, this material may be of some interest. However, for its accurate diagnosis it is necessary to show it to specialists - anatomists, zoologists, paleontologists,” said the head of the mammal laboratory of the capital’s Paleontological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
On December 9, the Paleontological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences discovered the secret of the “Annenerbe chest” - an object found in the mountains of Adygea at the end of December 2015 and given to the Belovodye ethnographic complex, located in the village of Kamennomostsky, Maykop region of the republic. About this find, clearly related to the personally supervised Heinrich Himmler the organization Ahnenerbe ("Ancestors' Heritage") reported on December 30 last year.
The Ahnenerbe Chest attracted the attention of specialists. On December 5 this year, a representative of the local branch of the Russian Geographical Society Igor Otay reported that experts showed him the findings - two “interesting skulls.” A few days later, the secret of the “interesting skulls” was revealed by the head of the laboratory of mammals of the Paleontological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences Alexander Agadzhanyan. “It is clearly visible that the bone remains “from the chest in Adygea” belong to large bovids, representatives of the order Artiodactyls. Most of all, they resemble fragments of buffalo skulls, which are still common today in peasant farms in the North Caucasus and Azerbaijan,” says Aghajanyan. The paleontologist also noted that this material may be of some interest from an archaeological point of view. “However, for an accurate diagnosis it is necessary to show it to anatomy specialists, zoologists and paleontologists,” Aghajanyan said.
Skull from the "Ahnenerbe chest". Photo: paranormal-news.ru The bone remains found in Adygea somewhat disappointed fans of myths about the occult investigations of the Annenerbe in the North Caucasus. Moreover, the exact origin of the Adyghe bones still needs to be confirmed. But the fact that the “fragments of buffalo skulls” found are most likely related to the Nazis’ stay in the Caucasus is a version that cannot be discarded.
The North Caucasus interested the Nazis in many dimensions. First of all, through the Caucasus, the Nazis wanted to get to the oil-bearing regions of the Caspian coast, and from there to the British territories coveted by Hitler in the Near and Middle East. In addition, there was another dimension that attracted to the region described Herodotus And Strabo.
This dimension was related to the racial “research” of the top of the Reich. The fact is that among Nazi anthropologists back in the 1930s, the theory of the Aryan origin of a number of Caucasian peoples gained popularity. By the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, near-Caucasian speculation acquired particular relevance. The Nazis' interest in the ethnic map of the Caucasus peaked in the spring and summer of 1942. During this period, as is known, a large-scale operation was planned in Berlin to seize the oil riches of Maykop, Grozny and Baku, which went down in history as “Operation Edelweiss.” The future of Nazi expansion in British possessions in the Middle East depended on the success of Edelweiss. Back in the summer of 1941, the Mufti of Jerusalem, who collaborated with the Nazis, Amin al Husseini(uncle of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat) told Hitler that the multi-million Arab masses would march under the Nazi banner as soon as the Nazis took the Caucasus.
SS Gruppenführer in the mountains of Adygea
On August 10 and 11, 1942, under enemy pressure, Soviet troops abandoned Maikop and Krasnodar. Following the 1st Tank Army of the Wehrmacht, which occupied Adygea, Nazi oil specialists from the military industry department, representatives of the civil occupation administration and the SS Einsatzkommando came to the region. The latter, in particular, closer to the autumn of 1942, carried out a mass execution in the St. Michael's Monastery - an Orthodox shrine of Adygea, located in the village of Kamennomostsky. Since the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, the monastery housed a hospital for seriously wounded soldiers and officers transported to Adygea from the front. The punishers, having shot the patients of the monastery-hospital, carried out the letter and spirit of Hitler’s “order on commissars.” At the same time, clearing useful territory for the medical needs of the Wehrmacht, which also needed somewhere to treat its sick and wounded. The brutal murder of seriously ill Red Army soldiers was also part of the Reich’s racial policy in the Caucasus. To reinforce this policy, in the early autumn of 1942, SS Gruppenführer came to Adygea from Berlin Heinrich von Mitke- emissary of the Annenerbe, specialist on racial issues. Professor at Humboldt University Berlin Ver Julem writes that together with Mitke a group of mountain rangers arrived in the Caucasus, with which the SS general went to the Elbrus area. On a mountain of thousands of people, the SS general was looking for traces of the civilization of the Aesir - an ancient Aryan race that allegedly lived in the Caucasus. According to Julem, Mitke had previously carried out similar research in the mountains of Tibet. What might the Ancestral Heritage “archaeologists” be interested in in the areas where they worked? Literally everything. Including animal bones. The horn of a domestic or wild bull is an object of material culture of a particular people. That is a fact. Nazi scientists treated facts in the spirit of Hegel: if the facts refuted this or that “racially correct” theory, then so much the worse for the facts.
“Field research” of “Annenerbe” in the Elbrus area lasted two weeks. As Julem writes, the final conclusion sent by Mitke to the vice-president of Annenerbe Jurgen von Himmel, not preserved. “The original was destroyed by the Nazis during the storming of Berlin by the Red Army, like all of von Mitke’s materials based on the traces of the aces he discovered in Tibet.” Mitke's expedition itself later disappeared in the Caucasus Mountains and was declared lost. But some of the “raceologist” climbers nevertheless escaped, lived to see the end of the war, and then fled along the “rat line” to South America, where they allowed themselves to be frank about their stay in the Caucasus. This evidence, writes a professor at Humboldt University, “suggests that Heinrich von Mitke found confirmation of the ‘white Caucasian race theory’ exactly where he was sent.” In his report, Mitke named “six local villages,” which he did not indicate for purposes of conspiracy. The SS general also asked for funds to conduct propaganda work among the local population.
The piquancy of the situation was that before his searches in the Caucasus, Mitke (like many high-ranking Nazis) considered the version of the “Aryan origin” of the Caucasus to be anti-scientific nonsense. Julem is trying to understand what made the SS anthropologist give up his beliefs so quickly. “To do this, let us return to the statement of Mitke, who spent about 20 years of his life studying the warlike race of the Aesir,” writes Ver Zhulem. - His statement was that the Aesir were completely destroyed during the invasion of Asian nomads. According to his statement, their only descendants, or rather carriers of part of their Aryan genotype, remained the Magyars, the ancestors of today's Hungarians. In the past, no people of the northern part of the Caucasus could be called Ases, since none of them led such large-scale conquests that the Ases could boast of. It turned out that the white race of the Caucasus disappeared under the onslaught of the Turkic nomads who came from the eastern part of Eurasia or dissolved into them.”
"Honorary" title of the "Aryan people"
The Aesir in Annenerbe were also called “Alans”. This is where the version originates: was Mitke looking in the Caucasus mountains for “scientific confirmation” of the Aryan roots of today’s Ossetians? By 1942, the idea of “Ossetian-Aryans” had become a frequent guest in Berlin offices. It was expressed as representatives of the Ossetian white emigration who served Hitler ( Lazar Bicherakhov), and Nazi scientists who carried out “special orders” from the departments of Goebbels, Himmler and Rosenberg. So, Wolfgang Schultz only Ossetians were considered the only Aryan people of all the inhabitants of the Caucasus. And Schultz's colleague Friedrich Risch in the preface to the German reprint of the “History of the Mongols” by the Italian traveler Plano Carpini(XIII century) called the Ossetians “descendants of the Goths.”
The version about the Ossetian trace of the mysterious search for “Annenerbe” on Elbrus is interesting and deserves attention. But it is not final. The fact is that German orientalism from the time of Hitler (as well as the current one) did not connect the legendary Alans with the current population of Ossetia. In addition to the Ossetians, by the time of Hitler the Vainakhs, the Karachais, and the inhabitants of the ancient kingdom of Caucasian Albania had been classified as Alans. Ver Zhulem also points out the relative likelihood of an “Ossetian trace”. According to him, two weeks after arriving in the Elbrus area, Mitke asked Berlin to send “several translators from the Crimean dialect of the Tatar language” to help him.
However, there is an explanation for such a variegated racial dispersion of the Annenerbe emissary. The Nazis, if they really needed it, were ready to award the title of “ancient Aryan” to anyone. Especially in the North Caucasus. Reich Minister for Occupied Territories Alfred Rosenberg wrote: “The peoples of the Caucasus have different racial qualities in comparison with Russians and Ukrainians. They differ from them in their origin, their history and traditions.” Among the racial qualities beneficial to the Reich, the Reich Minister considered love of freedom, belligerence and the memory of the “heroic struggle against the tsarist troops.” Based on this, Rosenberg advised building an occupation policy on different terms than in the RSFSR or Ukraine. At the same time, the Reich Minister considered it necessary to use “the historically deep-rooted hatred between the Caucasian peoples, developing it, going towards the pride and vanity of one or the other,” in order to achieve favorable conditions for German domination in the Caucasus. In a nutshell, Rosenberg advised a “divide and conquer” policy in the Caucasus. This idea was fully consistent with the current plans of the Reich leadership and found a wide response (in contrast to the occult-theosophical views of Rosenberg, which made even such a fan of mysticism as Heinrich Himmler sick). One of Hitler’s documents said: “The Highlanders are very trusting. It is much easier to work with them than with other nationalities, for whom communism has already turned into fanaticism. We need to arm the local bandits well and transfer important objects to them before the arrival of German troops.”
After the victory of Germany, the Caucasians, in the words of the Gauleiter of Poland Hans Frank, the Nazis were ready to “let at least mincemeat.” Thus, in the highlands of Checheno-Ingushetia, the Nazis planned to set up gigantic open-air extermination camps, where they planned to deal with the entire male Vainakh population.
It seems that the archaeological investigations of the “scientists” of the Annenerbe and other racial institutes of the Third Reich in the Caucasus were part of this “divide and rule” policy. Finding a historical artifact in this region is not difficult even for a beginner: artifacts, if you know their location, are literally lying under your feet. Then it’s a small task: to build a racial theory around the found fragments of bones, weapons or coins that would correspond to one or another strategic moment. When necessary, the Circassians-Circassians can be recorded as ancient Aryans, when necessary - Ossetians, Karachais, etc. In general, the Nazis had nothing against classifying the entire population of the North Caucasus as Aryans, including Russians, who needed to become Aryans call themselves not Russians, but Cossacks. The Aryan, that is, non-Slavic origin of the Cossacks of the Don and Kuban was preached by the former tsarist general, and later a Nazi criminal Peter Krasnov. By the fall of 1942, when Mitke’s group climbed the Greater Caucasus Ridge, the Nazis’ Aryan plans for the Caucasus included a wealth of plans. In addition to the German military’s own views on the region, there were mixed in the interests of Turkey, which was de jure neutral but de facto friendly to the Germans.
It is well known that a significant part of the Nazi voluntary advisers on Caucasian affairs - natives of the Caucasus, who fled Russia after the Bolshevik victory, arrived in Germany from Turkey. Among these white emigrants there were many famous people today. In particular, the former prime minister of Musavatist Azerbaijan Mammad Emin Rasulzade, leader of the pan-Turkist movement in the Volga region and the Urals Zaki Validi Togan and Tatar writer Gayaz Ishaki. The fame of these Nazi collaborators increased after the collapse of the USSR. Rasulzade is now a national hero of the Republic of Azerbaijan. In 2008, the former Frunze Street in the capital of Bashkortostan, Ufa, was named after Togan. In 2005, in honor of the confessor of the SS Idel Ural division, Gayaz Iskhaki, the Kazan mayor’s office renamed Volodarsky Street.
In the light of contemporary near-political events in Russia, the figure whom the Nazis in 1942 wanted to make prime minister of the puppet “government of Georgia” deserves attention. This is an escapee from Georgia in 1921 Irakli Bagration-Mukhransky, representative of one of the side branches of the Georgian royal Bagrationi dynasty. Fugitive Georgian prince (according to the Abwehr chief Wilhelm Canaris, “murky personality”) intended, after the Nazi victory, to annex most of the North Caucasus to Georgia, from Kabardino-Balkaria to the southern part of the Krasnodar Territory. The younger sister of Hitler's failed governor in Georgia was Princess Leonida, the mother of a living resident of Spain Maria Romanova, who calls herself “the head of the Russian Imperial House.”
It is likely that the “specialists” of the Annenerbe could also be looking for “places of power” in the Caucasus. But few in the Reich seriously believed that radioactive anomalies in the area of the Kishinsky Canyon in Adygea were evidence of the “entrance to Shambhala.” Mysticism was the favorite toy of individuals like Rosenberg and Himmler. By the summer - autumn of 1942, when the Nazis began to seize the Caucasus, the “mystics” lost in the struggle for influence on Hitler to pragmatists like the Reichsleiter Martin Borman. The otherworldly, however, remained in service with the Reich, but only as an addition to real, economic and military plans for the reconstruction of the world.
Why “bloody border maps” fail
The still unfinished story with the mysterious “Annenerbe chest” found a year ago in Adygea is a reminder, brought to this day, of how the Nazis wanted to instill in the people of the Caucasus a “noble Aryan origin,” so that later these “Aryans” would help the Nazis defeat the “empire.” evil" - Soviet Union. After the victory of the Reich, the newly-minted Caucasian “Aryans” expected, at best, ongoing interethnic conflicts, and at worst, destruction at the hands of the Nazis themselves. Similar principles of interethnic occupation policy were declared in 2006 by a well-known professor at the US National Military Academy Ralph Peters- author of the report that formed the basis of the “Greater Middle East” doctrine developed by the administration George W. Bush with the participation of the US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
A chest with a swastika discovered in Adygea and the bones found in it are also a reminder of how Hitler’s grandiose plans to enslave the Caucasus turned out to be a failure. British journalist who worked in Berlin during the war Alexander Werth back in the summer of 1942, at the height of Operation Edelweiss, he wrote: “The German plan to seize the Caucasus is one of the most unsuccessful ideas that ever dawned on Hitler.” The journalist had in mind not only the military part of the campaign, but also the ideological one. In his opinion, the Nazis intended to surpass Genghis Khan And Tamerlane, completely unaware of the region and its complex spiritual and cultural specifics. The following is evidence of the Nazis’ miscalculation in the Caucasus. By 1941, the population of the North Caucasus had accumulated many personal and collective accounts against Soviet power. But in the face of the threat, these scores were discarded, and most of the inhabitants of the Caucasus joined the ranks of the Red Army and home front workers. Since then, every Caucasian people has been proud of their sons and daughters - heroes of the Great Patriotic War.
The collapse of the US plans to restructure the world also looks like a historical allusion to the collapse of the grandiose Nazi operation to conquer the Caucasus. The pro-American administrations in Iraq, Afghanistan, Georgia and Ukraine have shown only one property: their maintenance requires colossal money that does not pay off, and bayonets, because representatives of the “external managers” can only hold on with bayonets.
Arthur Priymak, editor of the North Caucasus department
Journalists from the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper wrote about a suitcase with the Ahnenerbe emblem with strange contents, which was found in the mountains of Adygea in October 2015. Later, journalists from Rossiyskaya Gazeta conducted their research into the finds of Ahnenerbe’s belongings in Adygea.
In the mountains of Adygea, two skulls of a creature unknown to science and a chest with the emblem of “Ahnenerbe” were discovered - perhaps the most secret society under Hitler’s SS, which dealt with occult sciences and otherworldly forces.
According to the researchers, the SS men were most likely interested in the mysteries of the ancient dolmens and the increased natural radioactive anomaly in the Kishin Canyon area. They could also hunt for the gold of the Kuban Rada, which was lost in the surrounding areas during the Civil War.
Other rare finds include a full-color German map of the territory of Adygea, made in 1941. Scientists were surprised by the high accuracy and completeness of the objects marked on it.
Artifacts, naturally, interested specialists. After all, if many details of the Wehrmacht operation codenamed “Edelweiss,” during which standards with fascist symbols were installed on the highest mountain in Europe, Elbrus in Kabardino-Balkaria, are known to historians, then what was this secret organization of Germany doing in the mountains of Adygea?
Find in the forest
To shed light on a series of rare finds and try to sift fiction from fact, Rossiyskaya Gazeta journalists went to the village of Kamennomostsky, located several tens of kilometers from Maykop. It is here, in the Belovodye ethnographic complex, that the mysterious skulls and the secret briefcase of the SS occultists are kept. All this can not only be seen, but even touched. The owner of Belovodye, Vladimir Melikov, says:
An elderly local resident brought me a spacious brown chest with a leather handle and the emblem of the Ahnenerbe secret society on the lid. He is a real hermit, lives in a dugout in the forest, but no one knows where exactly. This is an old friend of mine who often brings rare things to the museum, for example, “Edelweiss” binoculars and a German first aid kit with medicines from those years. Once he offered fascist boots and said he still had 20 pairs. Then I wondered: had the old man discovered a hiding place in the forest? Moreover, all the finds were in good condition. Matches, for example, start a fire now. Maybe even a whole cache? Finding such a place is a rare success.
We look at the lid of the chest, on which the official Ahnenerbe emblem is clearly visible. The typeface is stylized as runes. The inscription Besondere Bekl itself means roughly “Special Investment”. So what did they need in these places?
"Ahnenerbe" is translated as "Heritage of the Ancestors", the full name is "German Society for the Study of Ancient German History and Heritage of the Ancestors". This organization existed in Germany in 1935-1945 and was created to study the traditions, history and heritage of the so-called “Germanic race”.
“They were researching everything mysterious, unknown in the world, making expeditions to Tibet, Antarctica, the Caucasus, looking for contact with UFOs, trying to get the secret of absolute power,” explains an associate professor of the department of economics and management at the enterprise of the Maikop State Technological University, a guide-conductor of the international class, Honored Traveler of Russia Ivan Bormotov. — Hitler's Germany was actively developing new types of weapons that could turn the tide of the war. Ahnenerbe employed 350 specialists, experts with excellent education, excellent scientific careers and academic degrees.
Few people know that several years before the start of the war, German mountain road specialists from a military construction organization offered their assistance to the USSR in the construction of the Pitsunda-Ritsa road, allegedly out of international motives. By the way, after completing the work, the German specialists died tragically - their car fell into the abyss at a turn. By the way, numerous tourists still travel to Ritsu through the tunnels he created.
The ethnographic complex “Belovodye” is popularly nicknamed the “Bigfoot Museum”. Casts of huge footprints allegedly left by a mysterious creature are kept there, and even his cave dwelling is reproduced. According to people in Adygea, over the past ten years in the republic people have witnessed the appearance of Bigfoot eight times. And in the legends of the Circassians there is a character named Mezlenuk - Forest Half-Man, who is often depicted as a one-eyed ape-like creature with a wedge-shaped bone on his chest.
Belovodye was founded by dentist Vladimir Melikov. In addition to the museum, on the territory of the complex there is a park of exotic plants near a spring where animals live, a swan pond, a restaurant and a hotel.
"Living Water" from Ritsa
It became clear later that they were building the strategic road for a reason. It turned out that hydrologists from Ahnenerbe determined that the composition of water taken from a source located in a karst cave under Lake Ritsa is ideal for the production of human blood plasma.
“The “living water” from Abkhazia in silver canisters was delivered first to the sea, then by submarines to the base in Constanta, and then by plane to Germany,” continues Bormotov. — There were even intentions to build a tunnel for a submarine from the sea to Ritsa. But these plans were interrupted by the war.
As for Adygea, it is known that the 49th mountain corps of troops with Wehrmacht mountain rifle divisions, which climbed Elbrus, were in Maikop. In the valley of the Belaya River near the foothill village of Dakhovskaya, the SS regiment “Vesland” was located, and between the rivers Pshekha and Pshish the tank regiments “Germany” and “Nordland” occupied the defense.
In the fall of 1942, the 3rd German reconnaissance squadron of the 14th reconnaissance group (PZ), which included twin-engine FW-189 reconnaissance aircraft, was based at the airfield in Maykop. They were equipped with the most advanced reconnaissance equipment at that time and were, in fact, flying laboratories.
“This was more than enough to secure secret research, possibly carried out by Ahnenerbe in the mountains of Adygea,” says Bormotov. — Maykop was the headquarters city of Wehrmacht units. From here the command of the entire German military campaign in the Caucasus was exercised. In the fall of 1942, there was no continuous line of defense in the mountains of Adygea, and we know of facts of individual German groups penetrating deep into the mountains. Thus, three fascists were captured and shot near a large dolmen in Guzeripl. Another group rushed to the village of Kisha and the bison park to destroy the bison, but the animals were driven to a safe place. It is not clear why troops landed on the Przekisz ridge in August 1944, when the front line had already gone far to the west? What things did the Nazis not manage to complete on the Pshekish ridge, the Bambaki plateau and Mount Bolshoy Tkhach? Is this connected with the research of specialists from Ahnenerbe?
According to the researcher, it can be assumed that the Germans were interested in dolmens, considering them “the buildings of prehistoric Atlanteans” and “the entrance to parallel worlds.” They can be understood because scientists periodically find strange artifacts in the Caucasus. For example, there were reports in the press that in the Borjomi Gorge in Georgia, scientists unearthed three-meter-tall skeletons of people of an unknown race.
“Perhaps the SS men were interested in the increased natural radioactive anomaly in the Kishin Canyon area,” the interlocutor continues. — Or maybe they were simply looking for traces of a convoy with the gold treasury of the Kuban Rada that disappeared during the civil war in the Khodz-Novosvobodnaya-Bolshoi Tkhach triangle?
Skulls of the Gods
About two years ago, speleologists brought Vladimir Melikov two unusual skulls with horns, which they claimed were found in one of the caves on Bolshoi Tkhach.
In appearance, they resembled the remains of animals, maybe even very ancient fossils. But when he began to carefully examine the findings (after all, he used to work as a dentist), he literally got goosebumps.
“Look at the characteristic finger-thick round hole in the lower part of the head,” Melikov points to one of the skulls. - This is the base of the spine. And its location indicates that the creature walked on two legs. Other oddities include the absence of a skull and jaws. Instead of a mouth there are several holes located around the circumference. Unusually large eye sockets, from which there are two branches in the form of horny growths. Moreover, the facial bone is flat, like that of anthropoids.
Indeed, the artifacts look unusual. Even if you compare it with a bear skull. There is a great temptation to believe that you are holding the remains of some alien in your hands.
Photos of the finds were sent to paleontologists in the capital, but they just threw up their hands. They only admitted that they had never seen anything like this before and cautiously hinted: maybe the ram skulls had been in a water stream with sand for a long time and were severely deformed? Miracles, and that's all. If we assume the deformation, then it was synchronous - after all, the oddities are repeated on two skulls at once.
Researchers believe that such finds could also fall into the hands of Hitler’s “magicians” who were hunting for unusual artifacts.
By the way, mythologists, looking at the finds, immediately identified it. These are the Anunnaki of Ancient Sumer, horned deities whose name is interpreted as “coming from heaven.” In the Sumerian epic they participated in the creation of the world.
American writer of Azerbaijani origin Zecharia Sitchin identifies the Anunnaki with the inhabitants of Nibiru, a hypothetical planet in the solar system with an elongated orbit. According to astronomical calculations, it appears in the visibility zone once every 3.6 thousand years. As Sitchin writes, during this period the inhabitants of Nibiru descend to Earth and come into contact with the aborigines, that is, with us.
“We can build all sorts of versions and guesses, but the artifacts found in the mountains of Adygea make us think,” said the famous traveler Ivan Bormotov in parting.
Opinion
Igor Vasiliev, candidate of historical sciences, employee of the research center of traditional culture of the state Kuban Cossack choir:
There was a similar find earlier
At the end of this article, Rossiyskaya Gazeta journalists note that in the summer of 2015, in the Elbrus region, treasure hunters found a similar Ahnenerbe suitcase with a skull of strange origin (presumably belonging to a huntsman from the German Edelweiss division), a ring, as well as a whole set of fascist military forms. The ring depicts the profile of a soldier in a mountain cap, to which oak leaves are attached. Below is an edelweiss flower."
Thus, among the artifacts there are already two suitcases/chests and as many as three strange skulls. Photos
The mysterious find - a chest with the emblem of the fascist organization Ahnenerbe and the bones of unknown creatures inside - became known thanks to information from the Interfax agency, which referred to the chairman of the regional branch of the Russian Geographical Society, Igor Ogai. Like, I personally saw both: two skulls and a well-preserved chest. They were discovered in the area of the Adyghe village of Kamennomostsky on the territory of the Bolshoy Tkhach natural park, where the Belovodye ethnic complex is located today. This is about 50 kilometers from Maykop. Now the finds are with local researcher Vladimir Melikov, who actually showed them to Ogai.
Nothing seems particularly noteworthy. However, the information became a sensation. Mainly because of the description given to the skulls by Igor Ogai: “somehow they resemble aliens.”
The discovery was announced by the chairman of the regional branch of the Russian Geographical Society, Igor Ogai.
“I cannot confirm that the skulls were in the chest,” the scientist said, “I saw them separately.”
The skulls, according to Igor Petrovich, are really strange. The Belovodye Museum houses several pieces. There are horned ones. But it is difficult to determine who they belong to. Yes, no one has seriously tried yet.
The skulls lack elements that should be in normal remains, says Igor Petrovich. - It is necessary for scientists to delve deeply and study them completely. In the meantime, opinions about the skulls vary greatly: from statements that they belonged to aliens, that is, upright walking creatures, to assumptions that the skulls are from rams. Just very deformed.
A chest with the emblem of the Third Reich organization "Ahnenerbe" was found in Adygea
Igor Ogai confirmed that the Ahnenerbe, a semi-mystical organization of the Third Reich, could operate in the mountains of the North Caucasus. The Germans were looking here for the so-called places of power, which was concentrated near the dolmens. And there are enough of them in Adygea.
The scientist promised to keep us updated on further research.
Foreign researchers became interested in the find: skulls of unknown creatures and a chest with the emblem of the most secret SS society, the Ahnenerbe, which dealt with occult sciences and otherworldly forces.
In 2013, an interesting find was brought to the Belovodye ethnographic complex, located several tens of kilometers from Maykop in the village of Kamennomostsky - two skulls with horns and a secret suitcase of SS occultists, discovered in one of the caves on Bolshoi Tkhach.
A full-color German map of the territory of Adygea, made in 1941, was also discovered there. Scientists were surprised by the extraordinary accuracy and completeness of the objects marked on it by the Nazis.
Journalists from the British tabloid Express were primarily interested in the unusual skulls. They do not fit any known animal, and there is a series of holes where the mouth would be. In addition, the facial bone of these skulls is flat, like that of higher primates.
It is noted that paleontologists have not been able to establish the identity of these skulls. Experts admitted that they had never seen anything like this before, and as at least some explanation they suggested that these could be sheep skulls that had lain for a long time in a water stream with sand and were severely deformed. However, they were unable to explain how, in this case, completely identical changes could occur on two skulls.
Meanwhile, mythologists claim that the “owners of the skulls” are the Anunnaki of Ancient Sumer. These are horned deities whose name is interpreted as “coming from heaven.” In the Sumerian epic they participated in the creation of the world.
British journalists suggested that these finds could serve as “evidence of a Nazi connection with aliens or Ahnenerbe attempts to summon demons.”
So what was the secret organization of Nazi Germany “Ahnenerbe” doing in the mountains of Adygea and how is this connected with the mysterious skulls?
“A spacious brown chest with a leather handle and the emblem of the Ahnenerbe secret society on the lid was brought to me by an elderly local resident,” Vladimir Melikov, the owner of Belovodye, told Rossiyskaya Gazeta journalists. “He is a real hermit, he lives in a dugout in the forest, but no one knows where exactly.”
"Ahnenerbe" is translated as "Heritage of the Ancestors", the full name is "German Society for the Study of Ancient German History and Heritage of the Ancestors". This organization existed in Germany in 1935-1945 and was created to study the traditions, history and heritage of the so-called Germanic race.
The secret SS organization employed 350 specialists with excellent education and academic degrees. They researched everything mysterious and unknown, made expeditions to Tibet, Antarctica, the Caucasus, sought contact with UFOs, trying to obtain the secret of absolute power and new types of weapons.
Few people know that several years before the start of the war, German mountain road specialists from a military construction organization offered their assistance to the USSR in the construction of the Pitsunda - Ritsa road. Later it turned out that they built the strategic road for a reason: hydrologists from Ahnenerbe determined that the composition of the water in the karst cave under Lake Ritsa is ideal for the production of human blood plasma.
It is not clear why troops landed on the Przekisz ridge in August 1944, when the front line had already gone far to the west? What things did the Nazis not manage to complete on the Pshekish ridge, the Bambaki plateau and Mount Bolshoy Tkhach? Is this connected with the research of specialists from Ahnenerbe?
According to researchers, the Germans were interested in dolmens, considering them “the buildings of prehistoric Atlanteans” and “the entrance to parallel worlds,” since strange artifacts are discovered in the Caucasus with enviable frequency.
For example, in the Borjomi Gorge in Georgia, scientists excavated three-meter-tall skeletons of people of an unknown race.
However, the most mysterious discovery at the moment remains precisely the unusual skulls with horns.
Melikov notes that the structure of these skulls indicates that the creatures moved on two legs.
“Other oddities include the absence of a skull and jaws. Instead of a mouth there are several holes located around the circumference. Unusually large eye sockets, from which there are two branches in the form of horny growths. Moreover, the facial bone is flat, like that of anthropoids,” he said.
Researchers suggest that Hitler's occultists sought contacts with similar creatures, whose homeland is considered to be a hypothetical planet of the solar system with an elongated orbit - Nibiru.
Based on materials: ridus.ru