Dr. Sergey Goroshko

How did it all start? In 2014, I discovered an ancient prototype of cartography. #cartography #story #archeology #journey #tourism

@Tsoukalos Dolmens (from Bretto taol maen - "stone table") are ancient burial and religious structures related to megaliths (that is, structures made of large stones).

So there's apparently no Greek lead in the new The Odyssey movie. In 2026. After, you know, "all the discussions." We are doing so fine as a society. All around. It is swell. So, so swell. Really.

@WildMediaOnly Russia has officially completed the process of withdrawing from the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. The law denunciating this agreement was signed by the Russian President on September 29, 2025.

This Ukrainian soldier finally returned home after spending 730 days at war

@AncientHistorry This is the capital of the true ancient Troy, located in a mountain valley between two rivers within the Trojan Horse (the land of ancient Troy), the city of Ileon. I was right; even the old name of the river on which the city of Ileon was located has been preserved.

For 2,500 years, people thought the Trojan War was a myth. Then the evidence started showing up. In the 1870s a German businessman named Heinrich Schliemann started digging at a hill in Turkey called Hisarlik. He found nine cities stacked on top of each other. The seventh layer, Troy VIIa, was destroyed by fire around 1180 BCE. Arrowheads in the streets. Bodies left unburied. Walls hastily reinforced. Food jars buried under house floors. A city that had been under siege. Then the Hittite tablets came out of the ground. The Hittites were a Bronze Age empire most people forget existed, and they kept obsessive diplomatic records. In them, over and over, two names appear: a city called "Wilusa," and a kingdom across the sea called "Ahhiyawa." Wilusa is (W)ilios. Troy. Ahhiyawa is the Achaeans. Homer's word for the Greeks. In a treaty from around 1280 BCE, the Hittite king Muwatalli II names the king of Wilusa. His name is "Alaksandu." Alaksandu = Alexandros. Paris's other name in the Iliad. Another Hittite letter complains about a war fought between Ahhiyawa and Wilusa, the Greeks and the Trojans, over that exact city. Then there's the material culture. Homer describes warriors wearing helmets made of rows of split boar's tusks sewn onto leather. Nobody wore those in Homer's time. They were 400 years out of date when he sang the Iliad. Archaeologists have since dug them out of Mycenaean tombs. Homer was describing armor he had never seen, only remembered. Achilles' shield, described in absurd detail in Book 18, matches the inlaid bronze-and-gold daggers excavated from Mycenae's shaft graves. Linear B tablets, pre-Homeric Greek written in syllabic script, contain the names "a-ki-re-u" (Achilles) and "e-ko-to" (Hector). They were real Bronze Age Greek names. Common ones. Even the horse might not be a fairy tale. Troy VI's walls show massive earthquake damage. Poseidon was the god of horses AND earthquakes. The Greeks didn't sneak in inside a statue. Poseidon broke the wall, and the bards turned an act of the earthquake god into a wooden horse. Homer wasn't making things up. He was the end of a 500-year game of telephone, remembering a real war over a real city at the chokepoint between the Aegean and the Black Sea: a fortress city rich on tolls and trade, surrounded by Mycenaean rivals, burned to the ground at the exact moment the entire Bronze Age collapsed into 400 years of darkness. The Iliad isn't fiction. It's the oldest surviving war report in Western literature.

@AncientHistorry Within the Trojan Horse(the land of ancient Troy)lay its capital,Ilion. How did ancient travelers describe the city?Two rivers flowed through the mountain valley,both flowing into the sea: the Semesi and the Ilam (the river on which Ilion,the capital of ancient Troy,was located).

@AncientHistorry What is a Trojan horse? In ancient times, lands were sometimes depicted in the form of animals. For example, England was depicted as a lion. The ancient inhabitants of Troy also depicted themselves inside a horse. The horse represents the lands of Troy.

@AncientHistorry In ancient times, human identification was based on rivers. "Son of the river god... etc." Poseidon was married to the land, now to the sea. When the gods divided the earth, he inherited the sea, built Troy, and flooded its fields. His brother was Zeus. His symbol was the Horse.

@AncientHistorry If we exclude the incorrect dating of the church scholar Scalinger,all the events fall into place.The Hellenic people were under Roman oppression and were promised freedom on the condition that they march into Asia Minor. What could be better than freedom for the Hellenic people?

@AncientHistorry What was the cause of the Trojan War? An abduction? Did they go for Helen's freedom? But not all of you know that the ancient Greeks living on the shores of the Meotian and Pontic Seas called themselves Hellenes.

@AncientHistorry Heinrich Schliemann, a notorious fraudster of his time, never found ancient Troy. Remember the famous words of the Russian Emperor Alexander - I: "Let him come, we'll hang him as a fraud in the public square."

@AncientHistorry Everything is a lie.

@egyptomuseum Did you know that the ancient Ilionians, or as we all are accustomed to thinking, the Trojans, also built pyramids similar to the Egyptian ones, at the foot of which they also buried the local nobility.

A pectoral in the shape of the Eye of Horus from the Tomb of #Tutankhamun, found on the pharaoh’s mummy.

@egyptomuseum Where was the origin of the ancient Egyptian gods?In ancient times, this place was called Ilam, the capital of ancient Troy, or Ilion.This is the region of the Trojan Horse, on the Poseidon River.Poseidon built ancient Troy, flooded its wheat fields, and his symbol was the horse.

@egyptomuseum The god Horus had his symbol, the Eye of Horus. "I am the A (alpha) beginning and the Ω (omega) end, this is my name,I am your god." What is the A(alpha)? It is the eye of Horus itself. So what is the Ω(omega)? It is the funerary temple where all great rulers ended their careers.

@egyptomuseum Have you ever wondered where the gods who ruled Egypt for a thousand years came from and where they eventually went?

@LlaveAlMisterio What do you think about this place?

🛸¿ESTRUCTURA ARTIFICIAL OCULTA EN LA LUNA? LA PRUEBA QUE NO PUEDEN EXPLICAR 👁️ Un potente telescopio de observación lunar acaba de capturar algo que desafía toda lógica. En la superficie gris y aparentemente muerta aparece una formación que parece una estructura construida: bordes rectos, sombras geométricas y una silueta que no encaja con ningún cráter natural. Peor aún… justo al lado, un objeto extraño se mueve con claridad cerca de la superficie. No es un reflejo. No es un error. Se desplaza con un patrón que ningún meteorito o roca lunar debería tener. La Luna se supone silenciosa, desierta y sin actividad desde hace miles de millones de años. Pero cada vez hay más registros como este: anomalías que parecen bases, torres y rastros de actividad inteligente. Oficialmente nos dirán que son “ilusiones ópticas”, “sombras de cráteres” o “satélites cruzando”. Siempre la misma explicación cómoda. Sin embargo, cuando amplías la imagen, cuando analizas el movimiento fotograma a fotograma, la historia cambia. ¿Cuántas veces más vamos a aceptar la versión “natural” antes de admitir que algo está pasando ahí arriba? La Luna no está vacía. Nunca lo estuvo. Y cada noche nos observa en silencio… guardando secretos que alguien no quiere que descubramos. Mantén los ojos abiertos. La verdad está escrita en la superficie lunar🤫

Ещё один очень интересный момент украинской 🇺🇦 культуры - лялки-мотанки. Их начали изготавливать 5000 лет назад, а в процессе их изготовления и по сей день не используются иглы, а применяется техника обматывания. У кого какие интересные факты - скидывайте сюда, пожалуйста.

@AncientHistorry If Schliemann discovered ancient Troy, how can this be explained? Poseidon built ancient Troy by flooding its wheat fields. (The Scythian prefix "Don" meant "river") He had a brother, Zeus. His symbol was a horse. What horse are we talking about if he built ancient Troy?

The Mask of Agamemnon is a gold funerary mask which was discovered at the Bronze Age site of Mycenae in southern Greece. The mask, displayed in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, has been described by the historian Cathy Gere as the "Mona Lisa of prehistory". German archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann, who discovered the artifact in 1876, believed that he had found the body of the Mycenaean king Agamemnon, leader of the Achaeans in the ancient Greek epic of the Trojan War, the Iliad. Modern archaeological research suggests that the mask dates to about the 16th century BC, pre-dating the period of the mythical Trojan War by 300–400 years.

@Dilat_Larath @AncientHistorry @ArysPan Provide your evidence.

@goroshko_sergey @AncientHistorry @ArysPan Yes

@AncientHistorry What if King Priam's famous cup is an ordinary 19th-century asparagus gravy boat, and the famous "archaeologist" Heinrich Schliemann is a common fraud of Russian origin. See Emperor Alexander II's words: "Let him come, let us hang him, the fraud."