Where in Russia is this megalitic stone wall?

I stumbled over this amazing picture today that supposedly shows a megalitic stone wall in Russia.



Can anyone tell me where in Russia it is taken? And, are there more photos from the site?

Edit:

Someone suggested Gornaya Shoria, but I believe the Gornaya Shoria rocks are very much larger and problably not man-made. On the other hand, the rocks in my picture seems very much man made to me, and are much smaller than those I have seen in Gornaya Shoria pictures.

-MM

a reply to: MerkabaMeditation
Were there no clues in the source?
It looks like a mountainous area, so I'm going to take a wild guess and suggest the Caucasus.

Did a reverse image search on Google.

Gornaya Shoria

originally posted by: DISRAELI
a reply to: MerkabaMeditation
Were there no clues in the source?
It looks like a mountainous area, so I'm going to take a wild guess and suggest the Caucasus.

None at all, the picture just appears at 3:13 in this uncommented YT video:



-MM

a reply to: MerkabaMeditation

Russians make everything abnormally large. That's just the dudes outhouse.

originally posted by: Excallibacca
Did a reverse image search on Google.

Gornaya Shoria

No, Gornaya Shoria stones are much larger and more "natural" looking, this picture is from Gornaya Shoria:



, and as you se the stones are rounder, more unevenly shaped, of a different type of stone, etc. (There is guy in the middle of this picture too for measure).

-MM

a reply to: MerkabaMeditation

My apologies, I'd never heard of it and just went with Google's best guess, lol.

some look natural, others don't.

sigh - the OPs vid source was an utter waste of time

citations required

dramatic music was dramatic though - i listened to it again on headphones with the window minimised

even to me - a large percentage [ over 1/3rd ] were clearly natual formations

and several were repeated more than once

but as i say - the lack of any citations for the pics makes the entire vid just - MEH

The pic is of a site in Northern Israel:
Link



Harte

originally posted by: Harte
The pic is of a site in Northern Israel:
Link

Harte

Thank you.

-MM

Nimrod Fortress just for the especially lazy people that don't want to scroll through the blog linked above.

They way the guy captioned his pics, it's hard to tell.

Anyway, Nimrod's Fortress is in Syria.

Harte

originally posted by: Harte
They way the guy captioned his pics, it's hard to tell.

Anyway, Nimrod's Fortress is in Syria.

Harte

That's right, international law, (often ignored) says it belongs to Syria, but is controlled by Israel. It's on Mount Hermon overlooking the Golan Heights.

Either way, Russian it ain't.

Harte

As it's been said already, this is a site called the "Fortress of Nimrod" (Q'alat Nimrod), which overlooks the ruins of the Roman city of Caesarea Philippi (Banias). I visited the site in 2011, and the megalithic architecture there is absolutely incredible. The style of masonry looks definitely "Herodian" to me, so I would not be surprised if the foundations of the castle dated back to a much more remote antiquity.
Unfortunately there seems to be very little reference to this megalithic foundations, with most articles and publications focusing on the islamic fortress instead.