Source: Paranormal Research Paul Stonehill youtube
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Paul Stonehill says medieval European archives preserve treaties with small people who lived in caves. He reads a 1190 Bavarian pact of Duke Bertold IV granting them market rights in exchange for silver and help digging passages, a 1248 monastic account of child-sized traders who brought native silver by moonlight, and a 1273 royal charter protecting the little mountain people in return for silver for coinage. He also points to a recent Saxony-Anhalt dig that uncovered a medieval earth tunnel, and retells the 12th-century story of the green children of Woolpit.
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Paul Stonehill describes a carved stone slab found in 1998 in Hubei, made by the Chengbeixi culture about 7,000 years ago, before the Yangshao culture. The slab, kept at the Hubei Provincial Museum, shows a stylized face with rays and is presented as early evidence of a sun cult in Neolithic China.
He also covers Sanxingdui: pits of bronze, jade, gold, and ivory from the 12th and 11th centuries BCE, next to a planned city of nearly 20 square kilometers. Miniature ornamented hatchets, dated to more than 5,000 years ago, are described as nickel-rich and evenly alloyed, which researchers in the video call meteoritic metal. For the culture’s end, he cites Niannian Fan of Sichuan University: a strong earthquake shifted the Minjiang, flooding settlements below and leaving drought on the site above.
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Paul Stonehill looks at Russian forests and wetlands where people vanish: Shushmore and its rumored pagan sanctuary, the Lyadsky devil's ravine in Pskov, Karelian woods, the Cherepovets marshes, and Myasnoy Bor.
Also covered: Devil's Lake and its appearing island, the Seven Ravines of Tambov, the Sheksna water triangle, and the Nikitinskaya zone in Kaluga — local legend mixed with swamp gas, tectonic faults, and wartime graves.
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Paul Stonehill discusses giant internal waves in the Arctic Ocean — deep-water walls the size of multi-story buildings, not surface swell. Russian hydrophysicists mapped more than 2,000 hotspots and compiled the first atlas of Arctic internal waves; their number has grown 17-fold since 2007.
He links them to submarine accidents, damaged cables and platforms, climate models that treat ocean currents as flat, and rogue waves that have broken ships in half.
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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.
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Paul Stonehill traces serpent legends around the Khanate of Kazan, the Tatar successor of the Golden Horde that ruled from about 1438 until Ivan the Terrible took the city in 1552.
He reads from the medieval Legend of the Kingdom of Kazan: the future capital sat on a nest of snakes, including a huge two-headed serpent. A magician is said to have gathered and burned them so King Saiin could found the city.
The same winged serpent lives on as Zilant, Kazan's coat of arms. Stonehill follows later folklore — a flying serpent over the Volga, an 1816 clergyman's diary, and ash layers on Zilant Mountain — and asks how much of the story is swamp vipers, how much is myth, and what archaeology might still show.
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Paranormal Research Paul Stonehill discusses occult research conducted by the Soviet secret services before the war. There was also a more mysterious program supposed to find the Philosopher's Stone — alchemy and esoteric projects watched by Stalin-era security organs, including the secret police.
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Paul Stonehill looks at the Varashev Stone, a cryptic megalith on Lake Ladoga in Karelia.
The talk covers the stone’s markings, local folklore, and why this lakeside monument still puzzles researchers.
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Paul Stonehill covers a new Russian find: large Viking-age graves holding a man and a woman, dubbed a headless Viking and his companion. He places the burial in the Varangian story — Swedish warriors, traders, and settlers who moved into today's Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine in the 8th–9th centuries and helped form Kievan Rus.
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Paul Stonehill discusses: THE BLACK PYRAMID, SACRED MOUNTAIN, TAIGA SECRETS AND ATLANTIS….
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Captain Vladimir Pavlovich Scherbavskih was an experienced and capable Soviet submarine commander. I have translated some of his recollections about serving in the Far East in the 1960s. If you follow my research, you know that the area of the Kuril Islands contains several secrets and mysteries.
I am the only one who presents such information to the public as in the West; modern American and West European UFO researchers are largely ignorant about Russia and China, and most likely do not speak any other languages outside of English. Would be great to have more Chinese testimonies, but you can find a lot in my channel, too, because I monitor their developments through Russian sources.
