“The traveler sees what he sees, the tourist sees what he has come to see.” – G.K. Chesterton
Studying and working abroad as well as independent travel has given us an opportunity to explore all inhabited continents and visit over 30 countries and many regions of Russia. Becoming acquainted with the cultural riches of different nations has allowed us to gather very interesting historical, geographical and cultural information. The preserved artifacts are capable of telling a story that is more logical, profound and quite different from the generally accepted history.
Architectural sites, rich collections of anthropological and ethnographic museums around the world as well as books found in libraries provide a very different perspective on the events of the distant and recent past.
This blog presents a wide range of information based on materials collected during our travels and findings of modern scientists and researchers whose names and works have been undeservedly forgotten. It is directed to all those who are open to examining history from different perspectives.
We hope to work with those of you who are no longer interested in living according to the established standards and desire to rediscover the world and our true past.