Скачать или смотреть The Tartarian Bridges That Survived the Catastrophe of 1700

Across the world, monumental stone bridges stand in place long before the populations, industries, or construction records needed to explain them. They appear fully formed, engineered with precision, and integrated into landscapes that seem rebuilt around them rather than built for them.
According to the official record, these structures belong to early modern engineering. Yet many of them predate demographics, logistics, and technology associated with their supposed era. And around the year 1700 — when maps change, cities empty, and Tartaria disappears — these bridges remain, untouched and unexplained.
Why do Tartarian-era bridges survive a catastrophe that resets everything else?
Why are there no consistent records of their construction?
And why does the world after 1700 inherit infrastructure from a civilization that no longer exists?
Tonight, we examine the Tartarian bridges that survived the 1700 catastrophe — the remnants of an engineering tradition preserved while the society behind it vanished.