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"Boris Loza was born in Krasnodar, North Caucasus, and his various interests have brought him recognition in a variety of fields. From being a winner at the first international Cyber Security Contest and publishing articles in magazines for elite hackers to writing travel articles and developing innovative computer technologies for his private companies, Dr. Loza always finds time for his true passion-traveling around the world. He writes in Russian and English and is a scholar of megaliths found in his extensive travel adventures. Loza's interest in history, megalithic structures, and alternative archaeology began when his daughter presented him with one of Zecharia Sitchin's books about ancient astronauts. From Easter Island, Egypt, and India to Ethiopia, Tibet, and Colombia, and many other exotic destinations, Loza tries to find his own answers to questions about our ancient past. He is not afraid to offer ""politically incorrect"" theories and explanations ""forbidden"" by mainstream academic disciplines. In this book, Loza presents his firsthand account of unique megalithic structures-the dolmens scattered around the area where he used to live. He presents information about the first attempts to study dolmens and fascinating theories of who, when, how, and for what purpose these unique structures were built. Also, this book discusses areas that are not well traveled as well as tips for planing an exotic trip to see the dolmens. Find out how to use dolmen power to heal yourself and change your perception about these artifacts left by ancient people. Learn about alternative history and archaeology, something that you will never find in schoolbooks!"
Dr. Loza opens doors into the fantastic world of the Caucasus dolmens, which hide an infinite number of secrets and mysteries. Boris has traveled extensively around the world and has lived near these megalithic structures. The Caucasus dolmens are twice as old as the Egyptian pyramids, and readers will surely find much interesting and useful information about these ancient monuments, which symbolize the greatness of our ancestors. -- Vladimir Yashkardin, Russian researcher of ancient megalithic mysteries and author of books about the Caucasus dolmens.
