purchases, assigning them to research. art historian, professor, stalin prize laureate mikhail konstantinovich kargerely 53 cm. the altar ledge was luckier, its height is approximately 2 m. so, what happened to the ancient temple, why his fate turned out to be tragic. the root cause is the amateurism and short-sightedness of the ancient farmers. most likely, the shortcomings of the temple were revealed immediately after its construction, the foundation was deformed and the building very quickly began to fall apart at the seams, and its walls and walls were cracked on all four sides. of course, they tried to restore and strengthen the temple, but this did not save it. on may 3, 1230, a black swan sailed to the shores of turov. unpredictability. one of the first belarusian churches, erected during the time of kiril of turov, was destroyed by the strongest earthquake. the epicenter of the disaster was located in the carpathians, but echoes with an amplitude of eight points reached the ancient turov. but these are not all the centuries-old secrets of the temple. during excavations, burials in slate sarco

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