Tunguska Collection

Tunusic Shaman from Turukhansk, Siberia, Russia
Among the Tungusic peoples of Siberia, shamanism is widespread. This picture shows a Shaman from Turukhansk, a village (selo) in Krasnoyarsk Krai, Eastern Siberia

Tunguska meteorite damage, Siberia
Trees flattened on a hillside by an explosion in the atmosphere probably caused by a small piece of comet which fell on 30 June 1908. Photo taken in 1929

Reindeer Breeders
Reindeer breeders of the Tunguska region of central Siberia, erecting their tent for the night

Tunguska Trees
Taken in a valley, the photograph shows nearby trees still standing. However, the trees on the slope have been flattened

Tunguska in 1927
The devastated Tunguska forest, as seen by Kulik in 1927

Ufos / Sunter / Northumber
8-year old Sam Sunter, on the Northumbrian coast, sees a hole in the sky on the same day as the Tunguska explosion in central Siberia

Shamans of Tunguska
SHAMANISM Shamans of Tunguska, Russia, near the China border

Tunguska / Kulik
Kulik stands near a section of upright charred trees, Southern swamp, Tunguska

Tunguska Kulik Camp
Kuliks winter quarters near the Southern swamp. New growth rivals the older trees that perished in the blast

Tunguska Epicentre
A close view of the Southern swamp, the centre of the destroyed area

Tunguska Potapovich
ILYA POTAPOVICH. Witness to the explosion, and guide for Kulik on the first expedition to the region

Tunguska / Kulik Portrat
LEONID KULIK (1883 - 1942) Discovered the impact site, spent most his life unsuccessfully trying to prove it was a meteorite

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