1719: Ural, Russia Encounter

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THINK ABOUTIT SIGHTING REPORT

Date: 1719

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Location: Yekaterinburg region, Ural, Russia

Urban or Rural: Rural

Entity Type: gnome-like entity

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Hynek Classification: CE-III (Close Encounter III) Close observation with animate beings associated with the object.

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No. of Object(s):  1

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Special Features/Characteristics: underground cities, caves and tunnels

Source: Tatyana Samoylova in: “NLO” magazine Saint Petersburg # 44 October 25 2004

Summary/Description: Men working for the famous plant owner, industrialist, Demidov, engaged in finding ores in this region of the Ural reported capturing a strange gnome-like entity, which they found living underground in a cave. The weird creature reportedly lived for a time inside Demidov’s canary cage, but it died several days or weeks after it was caught, either as a result of inadequate shelter, or more likely as a result of inadequate nourishment. Knowing about the interest in weird things by the first Russian Czar Peter the Great, Demidov ordered that the body of the strange gnome-like creature be “pickled” and shipped by convoy to the capital of Saint Petersburg where the dead body of the dwarf was eventually put into what was called a “Kunst-camera” (a sort of special museum for bizarre and weird things created by Peter the Great).

Hundreds of years later during the 1960’s one of the scientific research team members working with professor Dr. V. F. Porshnev PhD (a famous Soviet anthropologist) investigated the story and Dr. Porshnev who was also a researcher on relic hominids and “snow man” reports, made an inquiry to the museum (despite the fact he had no interest on so-called Dwarfin (Dwarfs) or gnomes). The answer was strange:

There wasn’t any gnome in the “Kunst-camera” the whole thing apparently had just been an unusual “dwarf-monkey” that was transferred to the Zoological museum in 1936. The researchers were puzzled and realized that Demidov could have hardly fooled Peter the Great by sending him ‘bogus’ materials, and they also knew that there were no such “monkeys” living among the cold pine forests of the Ural Mountains.

Apparently what had happened was that researchers in the 1930s became interested in this extremely unorthodox and inconvenient exhibit and for the sake of “modern science” it was transferred to a hidden repository away from people. Evidently was uncommon in appearance and was not a monkey, and was very difference from Homo sapiens. According to ancient legends, there are underground cities, caves and tunnels under the Ural Mountains where these alien entities dwell on a regular basis.