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ZOG CONTROL
June 11th, 2005, 01:49 AM
This is bound to upset liberal academia who have claimed that we owe a debt to the ancient Egyptians for civilization -- :)



11 June 2005
Found: Europe's oldest civilisation
By David Keys, Archaeology Correspondent

Archaeologists have discovered Europe's oldest civilisation, a network of dozens of temples, 2,000 years older than Stonehenge and the Pyramids.

More than 150 gigantic monuments have been located beneath the fields and cities of modern-day Germany, Austria and Slovakia. They were built 7,000 years ago, between 4800BC and 4600BC. Their discovery, revealed today by The Independent, will revolutionise the study of prehistoric Europe, where an appetite for monumental architecture was thought to have developed later than in Mesopotamia and Egypt.

In all, more than 150 temples have been identified. Constructed of earth and wood, they had ramparts and palisades that stretched for up to half a mile. They were built by a religious people who lived in communal longhouses up to 50 metres long, grouped around substantial villages. Evidence suggests their economy was based on cattle, sheep, goat and pig farming................................

http://www.worldtravelalmanac.com/europe/Europe-Map-Small.jpg

Read The Full Story (http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/story.jsp?story=645976)

Georgie
June 11th, 2005, 03:49 PM
Great news! I wonder what HASNT been found yet. The history of White people is intriguing indeed.

Chain
June 11th, 2005, 04:01 PM
I don't believe it. Fox, CNN and MSNBC haven't said anything about it.

Chain
June 11th, 2005, 05:15 PM
Two big google news links-
http://news.google.com/news?q=Aythra&hl=en&lr=&sa=N&tab=wn

So WTF does this have to do with the latest White man who strangled his two kids, tossed them off onto the shoulder, and is currently driving down I-80 somewhere?

What's the latest Indian burial heap they've unearthed in AZ? Give me some big news. What's the basketball score? What's the inner tube lipped, mad cow eyed, dick grabbin', hand signal signifyin' niggers' latest rap hit?

14
June 11th, 2005, 08:45 PM
Amazing.

But are you sure 'gurz weren't the ones who really built these temples?

Aryan Lord
June 12th, 2005, 02:40 AM
Amazing.

But are you sure 'gurz weren't the ones who really built these temples?

Dont be silly.The Aryan race alone is the originator and sustainer of all culture.

Whirlwind
June 12th, 2005, 06:20 AM
I believe those early villages were inhabited by remnants of an even earlier civ. on the path back up to greatness, from some type of worldwide catastrophe. Seems there are remnants that survive each age, to restart civ. in the next. Looks like White men always are the culture bearers. What group on Earth today would be capable of restarting civ. after a worldwide catastrophe? Not the parasites.

This is fantastic news for our people. Will most of them even hear the story? And who would want to supress this info? What is their motive in supressing it? Now we're getting somewhere.

AKOBADAGETH
June 14th, 2005, 12:52 PM
OLDEST CIVILIZATION EVER FOUND , OLDER THAN EGYPT AND SUMERIA!

IN EUROPE !

http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/story.jsp?story=645976



Found: Europe's oldest civilisation

How 7,000-year-old temples reveal the elaborate culture of Europe


Found: Europe's oldest civilisation
By David Keys, Archaeology Correspondent
11 June 2005


Archaeologists have discovered Europe's oldest civilisation, a network of dozens of temples, 2,000 years older than Stonehenge and the Pyramids.

More than 150 gigantic monuments have been located beneath the fields and cities of modern-day Germany, Austria and Slovakia. They were built 7,000 years ago, between 4800BC and 4600BC. Their discovery, revealed today by The Independent, will revolutionise the study of prehistoric Europe, where an appetite for monumental architecture was thought to have developed later than in Mesopotamia and Egypt.

In all, more than 150 temples have been identified. Constructed of earth and wood, they had ramparts and palisades that stretched for up to half a mile. They were built by a religious people who lived in communal longhouses up to 50 metres long, grouped around substantial villages. Evidence suggests their economy was based on cattle, sheep, goat and pig farming.

Their civilisation seems to have died out after about 200 years and the recent archaeological discoveries are so new that the temple building culture does not even have a name yet.

Excavations have been taking place over the past few years - and have triggered a re-evaluation of similar, though hitherto mostly undated, complexes identified from aerial photographs throughout central Europe.

Archaeologists are now beginning to suspect that hundreds of these very early monumental religious centres, each up to 150 metres across, were constructed across a 400-mile swath of land in what is now Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and eastern Germany.

The most complex excavated so far - located inside the city of Dresden - consisted of an apparently sacred internal space surrounded by two palisades, three earthen banks and four ditches.

The monuments seem to be a phenomenon associated exclusively with a period of consolidation and growth that followed the initial establishment of farming cultures in the centre of the continent.

It is possible that the newly revealed early Neolithic monument phenomenon was the consequence of an increase in the size of - and competition between - emerging Neolithic tribal or pan-tribal groups, arguably Europe's earliest mini-states.

After a relatively brief period - perhaps just one or two hundred years - either the need or the socio-political ability to build them disappeared, and monuments of this scale were not built again until the Middle Bronze Age, 3,000 years later. Why this monumental culture collapsed is a mystery.

The archaeological investigation into these vast Stone Age temples over the past three years has also revealed several other mysteries. First, each complex was only used for a few generations - perhaps 100 years maximum. Second, the central sacred area was nearly always the same size, about a third of a hectare. Third, each circular enclosure ditch - irrespective of diameter - involved the removal of the same volume of earth. In other words, the builders reduced the depth and/or width of each ditch in inverse proportion to its diameter, so as to always keep volume (and thus time spent) constant .

Archaeologists are speculating that this may have been in order to allow each earthwork to be dug by a set number of special status workers in a set number of days - perhaps to satisfy the ritual requirements of some sort of religious calendar.

The multiple bank, ditch and palisade systems "protecting" the inner space seem not to have been built for defensive purposes - and were instead probably designed to prevent ordinary tribespeople from seeing the sacred and presumably secret rituals which were performed in the "inner sanctum" .

The investigation so far suggests that each religious complex was ritually decommissioned at the end of its life, with the ditches, each of which had been dug successively, being deliberately filled in.

"Our excavations have revealed the degree of monumental vision and sophistication used by these early farming communities to create Europe's first truly large scale earthwork complexes," said the senior archaeologist, Harald Staeuble of the Saxony state government's heritage department, who has been directing the archaeological investigations. Scientific investigations into the recently excavated material are taking place in Dresden.

The people who built the huge circular temples were the descendants of migrants who arrived many centuries earlier from the Danube plain in what is now northern Serbia and Hungary. The temple-builders were pastoralists, controlling large herds of cattle, sheep and goats as well as pigs. They made tools of stone, bone and wood, and small ceramic statues of humans and animals. They manufactured substantial amounts of geometrically decorated pottery, and they lived in large longhouses in substantial villages.

One village complex and temple at Aythra, near Leipzig, covers an area of 25 hectares. Two hundred longhouses have been found there. The population would have been up to 300 people living in a highly organised settlement of 15 to 20 very large communal buildings.




CONNECTION TO SUMERIA:

http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/story.jsp?story=645976


"The people who built the huge circular temples were the descendants of migrants who arrived many centuries earlier from the Danube plain in what is now northern Serbia and Hungary."<--- FROM THE HUNGARY AREA


http://moneycentral.groups.msn.com/AncientWisdomNewMillenium/precuneiformwriting.msnw

PRE SUMERIAN WRITTING FOUND IN HUNGARY/ TRANSYLVANIA!!!!! <--- THE FACTS ARE BURYING YOUR ASS


CHECK IT OUT :



"The people who built the huge circular temples were the descendants of migrants who arrived many centuries earlier from the

--->Danube plain<--- in what is now northern Serbia and Hungary."

" VINCA CULTURE Centre of the Neolithic culture of the -->Danubian region<--"

http://moneycentral.groups.msn.com/AncientWisdomCulturesPeople/vincaculture1.msnw


MORE ABOUT THE WRITING OF THE VINCA.
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/vinca.htm

Xuxalina Rihhia
June 16th, 2005, 03:42 AM
AKOFAGADETH...Don't You Wish You Were White? :D Pooh to you!

AKOBADAGETH
June 16th, 2005, 04:49 AM
The Mod Gave This Post A Five Star Rating Thats More Than Your Simpleton Nigger Ass Will Ever Get , Your Inferior Nigger Mind IsnT Capable Of It!

Chain
June 16th, 2005, 10:36 AM
The Mod Gave This Post A Five Star Rating Thats More Than Your Simpleton Nigger Ass Will Ever Get , Your Inferior Nigger Mind IsnT Capable Of It!ZOG CONTROL brought us this information 5 days ago, AKOBADAGETH- not you. We all- including myself- need to drop in one or more names or placenames into VNNF search before posting.

AKOBADAGETH, you may or may not be ingenuous with this thread. You should have searched. "Slovakia" pulls up ZOG CONTROL'S original.

And I think probably anybody can give stars to a thread.

I don't know if you are a youth or an anti or a nigger. I'm giving you two more chances- which is two too many. Drop the Xuxu crap and get with precision fighting for Whites, or you're going to have to try another pen name.

Unlike you, I like that Xuxu is involved with http://niggermania.com

I posted with Xuxu at NNN Reporters' Newsroom. So far, he's OK with me. You are not.

AKOBADAGETH
June 16th, 2005, 06:46 PM
Look Again , My Post Has Additional Information That I Added To It ,whereas Zogs Did Not. That Is In All Probability Why Mine Was Given The 5 Star Rating By The Mod.

Chain
June 16th, 2005, 07:45 PM
OK, that's fine. I'm familiar with those links. Those are an OK addition.
It would have been better to add some text from those to ZOG CONTROL'S older thread than to make the main body of yours- and essentially, the title too- otherwise the same.

As much as possible, keep the higher tone, and you will be fine.

Here's another link for this thread- one which I spoke of in today's recorded (but not yet posted) Goyfire.

http://www.spiegel.de/img/0,1020,43516,00.jpg
http://service.spiegel.de/cache/international/spiegel/0,1518,druck-350042,00.html
The project itself was far from extraordinary. Workers near the Eastern German city of Leipzig were digging a ditch for a new gas line. Hum drum. But what they discovered was far from routine. A backhoe unearthed a 7,200-year-old, Stone Age garbage pit -- and it was filled with refuse from some of the first farmers on the European continent. Moreover, upon rushing to the site, archeologists discovered an 8.2 centimeter (3.2 inches) clay torso buried underground. The legs, abdomen and head were missing, but, according to the lucky archeologists, the figure still had its most important features intact: a "well-shaped behind" and a "short, but impressive" penis.

The find is clearly a remarkable one -- and
is the oldest clay figure ever found anywhere in the world.

...According to Svend Hansen, a Berlin historian specializing in prehistory and early history, "strict sexual rules were already in place 40,000 years ago. In a society of hunters and gatherers, high birth rates were unwelcome."

...Nevertheless, the fact that the men of the Gravettien culture (30,000 to 24,000 years ago) worshipped pregnancy was probably based on a lack of knowledge. The men simply "did not comprehend the biological function of sex," believes Jill Cook of the British Museum in London.

The Venus cult came to an end about 20,000 years ago, to be replaced by a new motif, that of "mixed images," a term that refers to the mixed portrayal of male and female genitalia.

...The walls of the La Marche cave in western France are literally blanketed with erotic images, 14,000-year-old drawings reminiscent of the Kamasutra. One image of a head plunging between a woman's thighs seems to portray oral sex.

The Adonis of Chernitz has only reinforced these theories. The penis of the clay figure,
fired at more than 600°C (315°F), is oversized, and triangles are etched into the buttocks -- possibly meant to portray tattoos.

The sculptor must have been familiar with the concept of procreation. He lived in an earthy settlement of thatched-roof cottages and the village's animal pens were filled with cows and pigs, which were already being deliberately bred by selection. (WHEN WILL WE DO THE SAME CAREFUL SELECTING WITH PEOPLE?)

But perhaps the idols were also the focal point of a sort of carnival, a drunken orgy in which Europe's first farmers would let off steam. The mysterious ancient temple on the banks of Lake Constance proves that special erotic rituals already existed at this early juncture, long before Egypt's pyramids were built. "The cult building stood on pylons directly on the shore," explains archeologist Helmut Schlichtherle. The interior was painted with white dots. But the site's truly unique feature is that eight large clay breasts seemed to grow out of the walls, evoking images of a place devoted to the erotic.
...There is more evidence that the temple was once a place filled with billowing smoke and ecstasy. Bits of fabric, perhaps parts of priestly robes, were found. Also among the rubble was an imposing ceremonial vessel filled with birch resin, a substance that produces a bewitching scent when heated. Perhaps birch resin was the incense of the Stone Age.

Xuxalina Rihhia
June 16th, 2005, 09:46 PM
Caps, Caps, I see CAPS! :p

Whirlwind
June 19th, 2005, 08:14 AM
Can't quite swallow the part about high birthrates being unwelcome in "a society of hunter-gatherers". In that environment, your only limitation on things, is your ability to gather them. Infant mortality to compensate for. Having the most sons puts you in line for leadership of said societies. Once you have maximized your own gathering efforts, the next step is to take the gatherings of other groups. By force if need be. More births equals larger group that can at least defend itself.
Why are these early groups always portrayed as peaceful nomads? How would that be possible? No survivors from that thought camp.