In this episode of the film, we will analyze post-flood superstructures and extensions. We will see the entire logic of such alterations. And we will also begin to determine the dating of the 19th century flood using examples. Time codes: 00:00 Beginning. Link to the previous three parts of the film about the 19th century flood 00:46 Distinctive features of antediluvian buildings. The first is windows covered with earth, disproportion of the first and second floors of the building 02:25 Conditional division of architecture into 3 categories: antediluvian, post-flood, and buildings from the period of the so-called decline of empires 03:21 The second category is post-flood buildings and extensions. Examples of post-flood alterations 05:28 Muravyov Museum of Merchant Life in Kozmodemyansk — an example of a post-flood wooden superstructure 06:55 Buried floors of the estate of the tradesman Stepan Tropin in Krasnoyarsk. A surprise during restoration 07:58 Excavated underground floors in Yekaterinburg after the Great Flood. Completed arched descents 09:10 Antediluvian house with doors in the windows and an arched descent in Yekaterinburg along Uspenskaya Street, now Vainera. 09:37 Other examples of completed entrance staircases, doors in windows, and descents to the basement 10:45 How we will determine the dating of the flood 11:43 Blagoveshchensk - some facts about the city's foundation, and examples of buried houses after the 19th century flood 13:45 Khabarovsk - two types of city photographs: antediluvian photographs and a finished big city 15:15 We analyze the quality of antediluvian photographs using Khabarovsk as an example 16:02 Vladivostok - antediluvian ultra-detailed photographs of a recently founded city. 16:43 Forgotten photographs of Karl Schulz 17:55 Moscow Polytechnic Museum - an example of a very foggy and confusing history. Brief historical background and excavations of 2017 19:39 Historical conclusions on the Moscow Polytechnic Museum. Antediluvian foundation and photo quality 20:58 Carriage house of the estate in Moscow on Prospekt Mira, building 12 (1st Meshchanskaya street). Buried antediluvian building. Historical facts and excavations 23:41 Time scale — approximate boundaries of the 19th century flood 24:31 In 2016, excavation work was carried out on 50 streets of Moscow. Archaeologists were shocked. Email for communication and research materials: [email protected] Support the author's research and channel: Bitcoin (BTC) bc1qhj45qunuhzdugg9kk3aw8vj5ssj7xr5uqaj2a0 Ethereum (ETH) 0x2B92d2e026C297fb7d6882D4D4d3664289065fc3 BNB Smart Chain (BNB) 0x2B92d2e026C297fb7d6882D4D4d3664289065fc3 Tron (TRX) TRFZ9jMg6wdH12XZBexFuRsRUKzzTWH2Mt USD Coin (BEP20) 0x2B92d2e026C297fb7d6882D4D4d3664289065fc3 USD Coin (TRC20) TRFZ9jMg6wdH12XZBexFuRsRUKzzTWH2Mt Tether USD (BEP20) 0x2B92d2e026C297fb7d6882D4D4d3664289065fc3 Tether USD (TRC20) TRFZ9jMg6wdH12XZBexFuRsRUKzzTWH2Mt Many thanks to everyone for their support! We work hard and strive for the common good. Together we are strong!