Story: A team of Russian archaeologists and explorers investigated the remote Gornaya Shoria in the Altai Mountains in Siberia, near the border with Kazakhastan. They discovered a series of large, mysteriously arranged stones, some weighing several tons. The formations appeared to be carefully shaped and positioned in a way that suggested deliberate intervention rather than natural occurrence. The stones' size and geometric precision sparked immediate interest, leading to debates over their origin and purpose. Some stone slabs resemble the almost impossible slabs seen in Baalbek, Egypt, Montana Sage Wall, the New Zealand Megalithic Wall, etc. Apparently, locals had long passed down stories of ancient giants and mysterious stone structures hidden in the forests. Some stones showed signs of having been carved with strange symbols, while others seemed to align with the cardinal points of the compass, similar to other ancient megalithic sites.

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'Gornaya' means "mountain", in Russian. 'Shoria' is translated via Google Search to: "A term used in Siberia to refer to a traditional cooperative system where local communities work collectively on projects for their common benefit" So, it sounds like a "A deliberately build mountain"? That is my first take on it. If the local talks about it are true, of course. There are also a lot of photographs. And more are being added over time. The walls show similarity to other megalithic structures around the world. 

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Not that much really... I mean... There is a lot to find on the internet at present time 2025. Yes, ok. It is very remote, in now cold, harsh Siberia. It is "Hard to investigate". Yea, right.

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The Tusil Princess is in the same area, also the deep megalith cave in the same area. One thing is for sure. Stuff was going on, somewhere in time down there.

Story: A group of coal miners found a marble sarcophagus at, allegedly, 70 meters deep. Inside was a Caucasian woman age 25-30, with brown hair, clothed in a silvery thin dress. She was submerged in a pink-blue thick liquid. She looked alive, but asleep. Next to her head was small black box. Due to the weight of the sarcophagus they tried to suck out the liquid. The skin of the woman turned dark. When they poured the liquid back she looked vital again. Military later succeeded in getting the sarcophagus out of the coal mine. Later a scientist, who came to the village, claimed research estimated the woman to be 800 million years old. And, her DNA was basically no different than that of Caucasian people who live today. The commemorative plaque, as seen below, talks about several hundred millions years.

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Witnesses, commemorative plaque in stone, news report, follow up stories into the 70s, extensive online discussions, particularly on Russian Online Platforms. A coal layer of 70+ meters deep takes 10 to 300 millions years to form. Even a coal layer of 7 meters would still take 2 to 10 millions years, according to ChatGPT4o. A tourism stunt seems unlikely; it's deep in Siberia and the nearest Google Streetview position is 50km away. A significant impact was made on the bewilderment of people in that area; people still talk about it.

Detrimental

No known verified photographs, rumors. Unimageable in the Paradigms of today. 

Bolstering the mystery

Reports of more military activity in the area over the following years. Reports of more sarcophagi being found; 2 in Mongolia, 4 in China, 1 in Montenegro, 4 in Russia. If this is several hundred millions years old. The Super Continent of Pangea was about 260 millions years ago.