Tartarian Towers
The so called Tartarian towers were not decorative monuments defensive structures or bell towers Instead they were a sophisticated continentwide network of passive environmental machines designed to shape air sound and microclimates for human health and comfort.
Key Evidence of Towers
Architectural Anomalies
- Hollow shafts with no internal stairs platforms or chambers for human use.
- Identical mathematical proportions e.g. the Golden Ratio of 1.618 height to width, found in towers across vast distances from Siberia to the Balkans.
- Internal spiral grooves and metal rods with no known decorative or structural purpose.
- Top apertures not aligned for observation or ritual.
Acoustic and Atmospheric Properties
- Documented Effects recorded by traveling engineers and locals state that the towers produced a spiraling rising hum, that calmed storms, created zones of cooler air, and seemed to aid respiratory health in humans.
- Modern Measurements Acoustic studies recorded the towers as transforming sound into a sustained tone and resonating at 783 Hz, the Schumann Resonance, a natural Earth frequency linked to human calmness.
- A 1848 French engineering blueprint labeled them as a vertical resonant shaft, and explicitly notes the 783 Hz frequency, decades before it was scientifically identified.
Geometric Network
Maps and ruins show the towers were not randomly placed. They formed geometric triangular and hexagonal grids within cities and were spaced at regular intervals, often 144 km, across continents, suggesting a coordinated navigation and environmental infrastructure.
Systematic Erasure and Demolition
- In the late 19th and early 20th centuries the towers were widely demolished for urban modernization, labeled as obsolete.
- Demolition reports often cited hazardous pressure chambers or unstable interiors, hinting at a functional technology not understood by the authorities.
- Lack of technical understanding led to documents being misfiled, forgotten, or dismissed by the bureaucracies.
Conclusion
The towers are a lost form of advanced passive engineering. They functioned as:
- Air Circulation Systems, using convection and thermal mass to cool and ventilate cities.
- Acoustic Resonators, producing health beneficial frequencies.
- Microclimate Modulators, softening winds, and reducing temperature extremes.
- Navigation Nodes, used as landmarks on trade routes.
Their destruction led to a measurable decline in comfort.
We lost not only a mystery but more importantly a practical and sustainable knowledge and form of infrastructure that worked in harmony with natural physics, some of whose principles we are now relearning through modern environmental design.
It challenges conventional history: a forgotten chapter of sophisticated pre-industrial engineering whose purpose was erased not by catastrophe but by bureaucratic neglect and the relentless "push of progress".