What if the Antarctica we know today was constructed after the fall of Tartaria?
What if the Antarctic Peninsula were an artificial copy of South America's Southern Cone?
Following a trail of records drawn from official history itself-plagues, earthquakes, floods, eruptions, luminous phenomena, and destroyed archives-Claudio Nocelli reconstructs the events surrounding 1728 and proposes a connection between them.
Ancient maps, Ice Walls, Hyperborea, Anakim Giants, Custodians, and Anunnaki all form part of a story in which the fall of Great Tartary may also have led to the rewriting of human history and its geography.
And in the end, Temir's testimony reveals that world as it was still disappearing, recounting in the first person the final moments of a civilization condemned to vanish.
A civilization destroyed. A map replaced. A humanity forced to begin again.
