Marija Gimbutas – professor at U.C.L.A. – Civilization and Culture: “Romania is the hearth of what I named Old Europe, a cultural entity of 6.500 – 3.500 B.C., based on a matriarchal society, theocratic, peaceful, loving and creators of art, that preceded the patriarchal Indo-Europeanized societies of warriors from the bronze and iron age. It became evident that this ancient European civilization precedes the Sumerian by millennia. It was a period of real harmony, in full agreement with the creator energies of nature.”
6.500 - 2.500 B.C. | Romania, Moldova, Ukraine
William Schiller – American archaeologist (Where was civilization born?): “Civilization was born where the Romanian people live today, spreading to the east and the west (...) 13.000 - 15.000 years ago.”
Eugène Pittard (1917, La Roumanie – Valachie, Moldavie, Dobroudja): “The ethnic ancestors of Rumanians climb undoubtedly up to the first ages of humanity, the Rumanian Neolithic civilization representing only a recent chapter of the country’s history.”
Louis de La Vallée-Poussin (Histoire du monde. Indo-européens et Indo-iraniens. L’Inde jusque vers 300 av. J.C.): “The inhabitants of northern Lower Danube can be regarded as the places of origin of Indo-European languages, meaning the ancestors of Humanity.”
William Ryan and Walter Pitman, geologists (1995): “The place described in the Old Testament as being flooded is the one of the Black Sea.”
Clement of Alexandria (The Stromata, V-VI): “The barbarians weren’t only the discoverers of philosophy, but also of technology, science and art. I have to go further and clarify that the Greek philosophy stole from the barbarian philosophy. Most of the peoples had their apprenticeship between the barbarians. Plato praises the barbarians and reminds, as Pythagoras did, that they learned the most numerous and beautiful teachings by living between the barbarians.”
Klaus Schmidt, German archaeologist: “The peoples of the oldest civilizations of China and Japan had migrated, during the Neolithic age, for the most part, from S-E Europe, from the region of Dnieper, Danube and the Balkans.”
Sumerian researcher A. Kifisin: “The ancestors of Rumanians had a powerful influence upon the whole ancient world, respectively upon old Ellada, old Egypt, Sumer and even China.”
John Maridis, 1968, professor at University of London, states: “The Neolithic cultures Cucuteni and Gumelnița are maybe Europe’s richest.”
Marija Gimbutas – professor at U.C.L.A. – Civilization and Culture: “Romania is the hearth of what I named Old Europe, a cultural entity of 6.500 – 3.500 B.C., based on a matriarchal society, theocratic, peaceful, loving and creators of art, that preceded the patriarchal Indo-Europeanized societies of warriors from the bronze and iron age. It became evident that this ancient European civilization precedes the Sumerian by millennia. It was a period of real harmony, in full agreement with the creator energies of nature.”
Edgar Cayce (The Origin of Races – Readings):
READING: 364-13
(Question) Are the places designated for the beginning of the five races correct?
(Answer) As we find, these are changed, in that: Those in the Gobi, the yellow. The white – rather in the Carpathians than India, though this is the change to which they are made. The red, of course, in the Atlantean and in the American. The brown in the Andean. The black in the plain and the Sudan, or in the African.
Cucuteni-Trypillian Culture | Old Europe
Documentation:
German version: Die Cucuteni C-Keramik: Forschungsgeschichtliche Aspekte und Perspektiven > https://www.academia.edu/.../Die_Cucuteni_C-Keramik...
New data regarding the chronology of the Precucuteni, Cucuteni and Horodiştea-Erbiceni cultures > https://www.academia.edu/.../New_data_regarding_the...
SOME DATA ON HOUSE-BUILDING TECHNIQUES AND FOUNDATION RITES IN THE ARIUŞD-CUCUTENI CULTURE > http://saa.uaic.ro/articles/SAA.7.2000-2001.245-252.pdf
The largest sites in 4th millennium BC Europe? – the Trypillia mega-sites of Ukraine > http://e-a-a.org/TEA/archive/TEA_45_SUMMER_2015/r8_45.pdf
Proto-Indo-European speakers of the Late Tripolye culture as the inventors of wheeled vehicles: Linguistic and archaeological considerations > http://www.pies.ucla.edu/WeCIEC/parpola_a_2007f.pdf
THE WESTERN BORDER AREA OF THE TRIPOLYE CULTURE > https://repozytorium.amu.edu.pl/bit.../10593/13171/1/BPS-9-6 T_G_Movsha THE TRIPOLYE-CUCUTENI AND THE LENGYEL-POLGAR CULTURES PP_133-167.pdf
The Figurines of Old Europe > http://isaw.nyu.edu/.../pdf/figurines_of_old_europe.pdf
PRODUCTIVITY OF PRE-MODERN AGRICULTURE IN THE CUCUTENI–TRYPILLIA AREA > https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1505/1505.05121.pdf
6.500 - 2.500 B.C. | Romania, Moldova, Ukraine
William Schiller – American archaeologist (Where was civilization born?): “Civilization was born where the Romanian people live today, spreading to the east and the west (...) 13.000 - 15.000 years ago.”
Eugène Pittard (1917, La Roumanie – Valachie, Moldavie, Dobroudja): “The ethnic ancestors of Rumanians climb undoubtedly up to the first ages of humanity, the Rumanian Neolithic civilization representing only a recent chapter of the country’s history.”
Louis de La Vallée-Poussin (Histoire du monde. Indo-européens et Indo-iraniens. L’Inde jusque vers 300 av. J.C.): “The inhabitants of northern Lower Danube can be regarded as the places of origin of Indo-European languages, meaning the ancestors of Humanity.”
William Ryan and Walter Pitman, geologists (1995): “The place described in the Old Testament as being flooded is the one of the Black Sea.”
Clement of Alexandria (The Stromata, V-VI): “The barbarians weren’t only the discoverers of philosophy, but also of technology, science and art. I have to go further and clarify that the Greek philosophy stole from the barbarian philosophy. Most of the peoples had their apprenticeship between the barbarians. Plato praises the barbarians and reminds, as Pythagoras did, that they learned the most numerous and beautiful teachings by living between the barbarians.”
Klaus Schmidt, German archaeologist: “The peoples of the oldest civilizations of China and Japan had migrated, during the Neolithic age, for the most part, from S-E Europe, from the region of Dnieper, Danube and the Balkans.”
Sumerian researcher A. Kifisin: “The ancestors of Rumanians had a powerful influence upon the whole ancient world, respectively upon old Ellada, old Egypt, Sumer and even China.”
John Maridis, 1968, professor at University of London, states: “The Neolithic cultures Cucuteni and Gumelnița are maybe Europe’s richest.”
Marija Gimbutas – professor at U.C.L.A. – Civilization and Culture: “Romania is the hearth of what I named Old Europe, a cultural entity of 6.500 – 3.500 B.C., based on a matriarchal society, theocratic, peaceful, loving and creators of art, that preceded the patriarchal Indo-Europeanized societies of warriors from the bronze and iron age. It became evident that this ancient European civilization precedes the Sumerian by millennia. It was a period of real harmony, in full agreement with the creator energies of nature.”
Edgar Cayce (The Origin of Races – Readings):
READING: 364-13
(Question) Are the places designated for the beginning of the five races correct?
(Answer) As we find, these are changed, in that: Those in the Gobi, the yellow. The white – rather in the Carpathians than India, though this is the change to which they are made. The red, of course, in the Atlantean and in the American. The brown in the Andean. The black in the plain and the Sudan, or in the African.
Cucuteni-Trypillian Culture | Old Europe
Documentation:
German version: Die Cucuteni C-Keramik: Forschungsgeschichtliche Aspekte und Perspektiven > https://www.academia.edu/.../Die_Cucuteni_C-Keramik...
New data regarding the chronology of the Precucuteni, Cucuteni and Horodiştea-Erbiceni cultures > https://www.academia.edu/.../New_data_regarding_the...
SOME DATA ON HOUSE-BUILDING TECHNIQUES AND FOUNDATION RITES IN THE ARIUŞD-CUCUTENI CULTURE > http://saa.uaic.ro/articles/SAA.7.2000-2001.245-252.pdf
The largest sites in 4th millennium BC Europe? – the Trypillia mega-sites of Ukraine > http://e-a-a.org/TEA/archive/TEA_45_SUMMER_2015/r8_45.pdf
Proto-Indo-European speakers of the Late Tripolye culture as the inventors of wheeled vehicles: Linguistic and archaeological considerations > http://www.pies.ucla.edu/WeCIEC/parpola_a_2007f.pdf
THE WESTERN BORDER AREA OF THE TRIPOLYE CULTURE > https://repozytorium.amu.edu.pl/bit.../10593/13171/1/BPS-9-6 T_G_Movsha THE TRIPOLYE-CUCUTENI AND THE LENGYEL-POLGAR CULTURES PP_133-167.pdf
The Figurines of Old Europe > http://isaw.nyu.edu/.../pdf/figurines_of_old_europe.pdf
PRODUCTIVITY OF PRE-MODERN AGRICULTURE IN THE CUCUTENI–TRYPILLIA AREA > https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1505/1505.05121.pdf
