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Paul Stonehill looks at Mount Manaraga in Yugyd Va National Park in Russia's Komi Republic — a 1,662-meter peak called the queen of the Urals for its seven-toothed ridge, a shape likened to a fortress wall or a bear's paw.
He traces Komi and Nenets names, Hyperborea and Riphean-mountain lore from Herodotus and the Mahabharata, the Manu flood legend, Sergey Alexeyev's northern-civilization novels, and the epic burial of the giant Svyatogor. Nearby Narodnaya is higher; the climb is severe, summer weather is harsh, and Dyatlov Pass is not far. Stonehill argues the empty taiga around the mountain still feels guarded — some climbers are let through, others are not.
Paranormal Research Paul Stonehill | Mysterious Queen of the Urals, Mountain from Hyperborea... | Sept. 8, 2026
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