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24 Feb 2023 09:11

Early Bronze Age Grave of a rich woman, from Franzhausen I cemetery in Austria. The woman, who died approximately 4000 years ago, was found buried with elaborate bronze ornaments and a unique headdress.

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22 Feb 2023 14:18

Anders Kvåle Rue depicts a scene from Flateyjarbok in which an idol of Þorgerðr is honoured

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22 Feb 2023 12:54

Dr Pavel, I'm guldgubben

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22 Feb 2023 08:32

For comparison, this is a map of Anatolian languages. I noticed something interesting when I was reading the “Horse, the Wheel, and the Language” by Professor David Anthony.

Apparently Hittite borrowed heavily from Hattic (non IE language) but Luwian did not. How could Anatolian be from the east (according to Southern Arc theory) if Hattic influenced Hittite but not Luwian?

Anthony also claims Luwian was influenced by an unknown Indo-European language which to me suggests linguistic IE diversity in Western Anatolia. Areas of linguistic diversity usually point to an area of origin. In the steppe theory, Anatolian entered from the west from the Balkans.

Apparently there was a Hittite prayer to their sun god that described him rising from a sea. Anthony suggested that this could be hinting to homeland that maybe near a sea west of their original homeland. That could be the Suvorovo culture since it was west of the Black Sea. It is something to think about.

Also, Hittite had a IE word for horse. Horses were not really seen in West Asia until the Bronze Age. Proto-Anatolian must of known about horses. We know Sredny Stog knew of horses.

https://images.app.goo.gl/zwNxPWc4VQvaJpRg6

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21 Feb 2023 15:46

VINTAGE STJ. 8 years ago I was in Thailand rambling about Buddhism in the jungle
https://youtu.be/g4hOjFbVA_4

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21 Feb 2023 10:57

Inside the Dambulla cave temple, Sri Lanka

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20 Feb 2023 21:14

A platonist, a hermetic occultist and a Buddhist discuss overlaps of Buddhism and paganism
https://youtu.be/vvxmywgXoak

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20 Feb 2023 15:51

☝🏻there is something eerie and yet appropriate that the first work of English literature is considered extremist by a regime that is hostile to all things British.

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20 Feb 2023 00:17

G25 models of British Beaker sample averages using Corded Ware early (Yamnaya like before admixture with the Globular Amphora culture), Anatolian farmer, and WHG. They show genetic similarities with modern Scandinavians because of their high steppe levels.

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19 Feb 2023 11:19

The shieldmaidens are Christian now apparently

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19 Feb 2023 10:08

The list also includes Beowulf and the Canterbury Tales. Basically all of English culture is far right extremism

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19 Feb 2023 00:44

Migration map of the British Breakers.

1. The journey started in Sredny Stog which is the best candidate for the Proto-Indo-Europeans. This is where the Indo-European burial mounds first popped up. The Beakers continued this tradition in Britain.

2. The Corded Ware culture descends from a Sredny Stog group(s) that lived in the forest steppes. The early Corded Ware expanded in Bohemia, Poland, and the Baltics. The ancestors of the Beakers went through Bohemia into Germany.

3. From Germany, the Single Grave culture developed out of the Western Corded Ware. They carried y haplogroup R1b like the Beakers.

4. From the Single Grave culture came the Dutch Beakers. The Dutch Beakers migrated into Britain and Ireland. Other Dutch Beaker groups went into other parts of Western Europe and Southern Europe.

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18 Feb 2023 15:08

In case you're not familiar with the Knowth Macehead you can read a bit about it here.

Clearly their society was complex enough to support specialist occupations and sophisticated enough to develop quite advanced artistic traditions.

https://www.newgrange.com/knowth-macehead.htm

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17 Feb 2023 14:32

18th century Swedish manuscripts reveal that people still invoked Odin and used magic to transform into wolves. This is the wolf spell

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16 Feb 2023 15:36

Above are a few of the swastika patterns found on Anglo Saxon cremation urns.

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23 Feb 2023 11:16

This paper was revolutionary in confirming so much of what historians have said about Anglo-Saxons over the centuries. https://youtu.be/BBUea_HM83s

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22 Feb 2023 13:02

God-in-my-pocket

Three Iron-age mini-idols were discovered in 2002 Lunda, close to Strängnäs in Sörmland, which the local authorities erroneously present as "guldgubbarna" (golden geezers) but this term is properly restricted to 2D figures on beaten gold foils. These 3cm tall 3D figurines were found in what may have been a cult house near to a settlement, a burial ground, a sacrificial area and a 40 metre long mead-hall built around 500 AD.

Catharina Ingelman-Sundberg wrote:

“Two of them are cast in bronze and fully or partially gilded. The third is carved from a solid piece of gold. Slightly kneeling and with their hands on their stomachs, they stand confidently there, also with their sexes erect…The nudity could indicate that they are images of gods.”

She speculated that one could represent Njörðr. Similar Mini-idols were in use among Greeks and Romans, as portable personal items of devotion. Such idols can themselves be votive offerings to the deity they depict.

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22 Feb 2023 08:34

The two oldest R1b samples in the Middle East are much younger than the oldest R1b samples in Europe.

They date only to 3200 to 2500 BC and they both come from near the border with Europe.

Both belong to the same subclade……R1b1a2-V1636 ☝️☝️

This subclade is found in older samples from Europe. Specifically, from the Russian Steppe. R1b1a2-V1636 was the most common haplogroup in the Russian Steppe during the Eneolithic.

Moreover, one of these Middle Eastern samples with R1b1a2-V1636 has significant Russian Steppe admixture.

Pretty frickin’ obvious that the oldest R1b in the Middle East came from Europe. They’re not that old anyways.

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21 Feb 2023 23:04

New video from AGR about the power of the poet
https://youtu.be/dfM65bKfQUE

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21 Feb 2023 11:06

blocks your path. (I found the skull of a sambhur in the Sri Lankan jungle, 2016)

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21 Feb 2023 10:56

enlightened face. In a Buddhist temple, Sri Lanka, 2013

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20 Feb 2023 17:32

"The Heathen Eye" is a page run by a far left anti-white extremist who pretends to be a heathen who is policing pagans that are "far-right" but in reality has no interest in paganism at all. He has decided to target me because someone (maybe him) posted an interview with me from several years ago on Stormfront (as if that's my fault?). Please go ahead and report this post on facebook for harassment.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=225332983185421&set=a.195463232839063

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20 Feb 2023 08:26

Watch the red circle on the PCA

TL;DR

Ancient Italians were in the European cluster and they began to shift more to the near east during the imperial period.
Even thought it’s not nothing new in this channel, I wanted to post this video to show the shift.

It also shows modern populations of Italy, and the south is inbetween Europe and the near east while the north is just in the European cluster.

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19 Feb 2023 21:29

Six reconstructions of the Sintashta culture fortified settlement at Arkaim.

Each of the household units had a furnace for bronze working. These settlements brought in metal from mines in the Urals and produced finished tools and weapons in huge quantities for the chariot driving warrior aristocracy.

The Sintashta culture is like something from the mind of Robert E. Howard.

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19 Feb 2023 10:08

NEW - UK counterterrorism program says interest in great literature is a sign of "far-right extremism."

The taxpayer-funded document included references to The Lord Of The Rings by JRR Tolkien, Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent, 1984 by George Orwell and the poems of GK Chesterton.

Works by Shakespeare, Chaucer, Milton, Tennyson, Kipling, and Edmund Burke were also included.

https://www.disclose.tv/id/100065/

@disclosetv

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19 Feb 2023 09:46

There are no 10,000 year old R1b samples in the Middle East.

But, there’s a shitload of roughly 10,000 year old R1b samples from Europe.

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18 Feb 2023 20:53

Illustration of a Corded Ware Culture warrior on horseback from the Horse and Horseman in Corded Ware Culture Studies paper.

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18 Feb 2023 15:08

Feel like I'm the only person who doesn't think the knowth mace head is supposed to be a face! I did hear an old professor saying doubtfully to his students observing it at the British museum last summer that it "might be a face, i suppose."

But imagine it the right way up and hafted, and it just looks like typical Neolithic irish sprial designs to me

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16 Feb 2023 16:46

This guy says "Namaste" before he destroys your irrigation system, ruining your crops just so his cattle can graze freely.

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16 Feb 2023 12:48

Hungarian parliament invited a Tuvan shaman to perform a ritual dance and to bless the crown of Hungary. Based. https://youtu.be/UqpMPdXGxdo