Andreas Tschurilow

* Astana, 1962 † Bavaria, 2013
Lived in: Deggendorf

Engineer

Andreas Tschurilow, born in Astana (Kazakhstan), was a Technical Engineer and lived in Deggendorf (Bavaria). In 2008 he researched the ruins of Pompeii and discovered astonishing facts, published in a detailed article on Revised Chronology (as yet only in German) under the heading Nicht der letzte Tag von Pompeji. Underneath the volcanic ashes he discovered a channel, documented as built around 1600 AD, and in a local museum he found an inscription dated at 1645, which mentions Pompeii as destroyed by the Vesuv eruption 14 years before, i.e. 1631. Tschurilow published these discoveries in English as a book: Features of the Domenico Fontana’s Water Conduit (the Canal of Count Sarno) and the Date of Pompeii Destruction (GRIN editor 2010). Andreas Tschurilow died in Bavaria on 22 October 2013.
 

Publications

  • 2009: Features of the Domenico Fontana’s Water Conduit (the Canal of Count Sarno) and the Date of Pompeii Destruction. GRIN Verlag
  • 2010: Die Besonderheiten der Wasserleitung von Domenico Fontana (Sarnokanal) und das Datum des Untergangs von Pompeji. GRIN Verlag
  • 2011: Nicht der letzte Tag von Pompeji. Moscow, Bookstream (in Russian).