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Bigfoot Research: The Russian Vision, by Dmitri Bayanov
Bigfoot Research: The Russian Vision, by Dmitri Bayanov, is a volume of 404 pages, presenting a collection of his writings on this subject from 1976 to the present, illustrated with 24 color photographs and several scores in black & white. It's the largest book in English devoted to bigfoot research by Russian hominologists over the past decades. The term hominology to denote the study of living non-sapiens hominids was coined by the author in the 1970s. Another handy working term coined by him is homin, which embraces all wild hairy bipeds, such as Bigfoot, Almas, Almasty, Yeren, Yowie, etc. Accordingly, as far as habitats are concerned, the book deals with homins in Europe, Russian, China, North America, and Australia. In temporal terms, it traces the theme from antiquity to the present time, offering a fine collection of homin images in ancient and medieval art. Bayanov tells how he became engaged in bigfoot research and what makes him carry on. He predicts strong impact of hominology on the development of science and philosophy. Many pages and photos are devoted to contacts and cooperation with Russian counterparts in North America, especially with outstanding BF contactees and investigators, such as Janice Carter, who, with Mary Green, authored the ground-breaking 50 Years with Bigfoot. All in all, this volume is a virtual textbook on the subject. Having read it, the reader is sure to become a knowledgeable student of hominology, a discipline both fascinating and educational. Bigfoot Research, The Russian Vision. Now offered for the first time ever is this limited numbered and autographed edition of the Bigfoot Research The Russian Vision. The first 100 copies will be numbered and signed by the author and co-author Dmitri Bayanov and Igor Bourtsev. The book contains over 400 pages all in English with about sixty black and white photographs and sixteen pages of full color photographs. The cover is in full color. The book is complied with Chris Murphy and Edited by Roger Knights. Hurry while supplies last and order your copy today. Dmitri Bayanov, born in 1932, chairman of the Smolin Seminar on the Questions of Hominology under the auspices of the State Darwin Museum in Moscow, science director of The International Center of Hominology. Engaged in this investigation since 1964, participant of hominological expeditions in the North Caucasus (Kabardino-Balkaria, 1964-65, 1967), Pamiro-Alai, 1982; author of "Leshy dubbed Monkey (1991); "In the Footsteps of the Russian Snowman"(1996); "America's Bigfoot: Fact, Not Fiction"(1997); author and co-author of many publications in popular scientific magazines and in newspapers, in the international scientific journal Current Anthropology; engaged in lively exchange of information via the Internet with Russian and foreign investigators; participant of international conferences on problems of hominology. Igor Bourtsev, born in 1940, candidate of historical sciences, publisher, president of the Cryptosphere Fund for furthering scientific searches and explorations, director of the International Center of Hominology. Engaged in this investigation since 1965, participant and leader of many hominological expeditions in the North Caucasus (Kabardino-Balkaria, 1965), Azerbajan (Talysh, 1970-75), Abkhazia (1971, 1975, 1978), Mongolia (1976), Pamiro-Alai (1979-82), the Murmansk Region (Lovozero Lake, 1990); participant of investigations near St. Petersburg (1997) and in the Kirov Region (2002-2003). Devoted several years to the study of the Patterson film; author and co-author of many publications in the popular scientific magazines and in newspapers. In the fall of 2004 spent five weeks in Tennessee, USA, investigating reports of bigfoots visiting the Carter Farm.
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In the Footsteps of the Russian Snowman. A Record of Investigation Compiled and Discussed by Dmitri Bayanov. Crypto-Logos, Moscow, 1996.
The book is a soft cover volume of 240 pages, illustrated with photographs, drawings and maps. Here is the worlds first English-language book on the searches for the elusive relict hominoid (popularly known as the snowman) in the lands of the former Soviet Union. Dmitri Bayanov, the author of the book has combined reports by the most prominent Russian researchers into one volume. His book tells of the birth of hominology in Russia, brought about by the Snowman Commission of the Academy of Sciences and the Pamirs Expedition in 1958, by professor Porshnev's research and the subsequent activities of a permanent hominological seminar at the Darwin Museum in Moscow. The information is given in full detail, soberly discussed, arranged geographically, from the accounts of ancient and medieval travellers to the sighting reports of recent decades. Numerous observations of relict hominoids in the wild or in captivity include a case of interbreeding with humans. The reader learns of fieldwork in the Caucasus, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Siberia, the European part of Russia and the Russian Far East, including cases of actual encounters with and observations of homins by the investigators. The book sheds light on the historical aspect of the matter, illustrated with pictures of ancient and medieval art. It also provides comparisons between North American and Russian evidence.
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America's Bigfoot: Fact, Not Fiction
U.S. Evidence Verified in Russia touches upon the theme of fierce opposition between hominologists and their adversaries. The book is a soft cover volume of 224 pages with illustrations including coloured ones.
On the afternoon of October 20, 1967, in the mountains of Northern California, Roger Patterson, accompanied by Robert Gimlin, filmed a legendary creature, dubbed Bigfoot or Sasquatch. The film was shown to American scientists at the Smithsonian Institution who took one quick look and wrote it off as a fake. A determined Sasquatch hunter, Rene Dahinden, of British Columbia, Canada, stepped in and took the filmstrip to Moscow to be examined by Russian researchers. Russian hominologists studied the movie in depth and found it to be authentic. As this now means Bigfoot is real, the implications are momentous.
Not all scientists agreed with the verdict. A tiny minority accepted the survival of ape-men and called it "a revolution in primatology". Inevitably they ran into fierce opposition from the scientific establishment and thus began "the struggle for troglodytes".
This book is about one phase of this struggle: the battle for the Bigfoot film, shot in America, verified in Russia. It tells how these events came to pass and what followed from them, a story stranger than fiction but based entirely on fact.
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