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uri (2:31:11): dik.. znas tenhle kanal?
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv_vLHiWVBh_FR9vbeuiY-A
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv_vLHiWVBh_FR9vbeuiY-A
uri »
Mimochodem, pro staroveky rimany byla oblast dnesniho ceska soucasti Hercynia, potazmo Hercyinian Forest aka nekonecnej strasidelnej les a barbari
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Visually Reconstructed Evolution Of The Ancient Roman Soldier From 8th Century BC To 3rd Century AD
#PhoeniX »
obci Vlčnov co mám za kopcem, známou každoroční Jízdou Králů, se tady odjakživa říká "Mongolsko", prej právě proto, že někteří obyvatelé měli nést rysy těhhle Central Asian nomadic tribes... sám jsem tam nikoho takového nepotkal, ale nedivil bych se tomu třeba padesát, šedesát let zpět
uri »
nejaka dalsi omacka k tomu jak cesi nejsou slovani
"A comparative analysis with published data showed that different Slavonic populations in Central and Eastern Europe contain small but marked amounts of East Eurasian mtDNAs. We suggest that the presence of East Eurasian mtDNA haplotypes is not an original feature of the gene pool of the proto-Slavs but rather may be mostly a consequence of admixture with Central Asian nomadic tribes, who migrated into Central and Eastern Europe in the early Middle Ages."
http://www.khazaria.com/genetics/czechs.html
"A comparative analysis with published data showed that different Slavonic populations in Central and Eastern Europe contain small but marked amounts of East Eurasian mtDNAs. We suggest that the presence of East Eurasian mtDNA haplotypes is not an original feature of the gene pool of the proto-Slavs but rather may be mostly a consequence of admixture with Central Asian nomadic tribes, who migrated into Central and Eastern Europe in the early Middle Ages."
http://www.khazaria.com/genetics/czechs.html
uri »
helvete (16:00:56): sem posledni dobou nejakej zazranej do historie puvodu cechu a potazmo slovaku, protoze se zda, ze to vubec neni, tak jak nam rikali ve skole a cely je to mnohem komplikovanejsi a zajimavejsi
also kek, sem si nevsim '))
binnmode (11:18:06): kek podruhe ')
also kek, sem si nevsim '))
binnmode (11:18:06): kek podruhe ')
uri »
MYSTERIOUS ORIGINS OF BOII – GAULS, SLAVS… OR SOMETHING DIFFERENT?
Here are some facts:
Presumably, their origins are in Bohemia, modern day Czech Republic which owes them its name.
They belong to Celtic “La Thene” culture and most of the ancient authors refer to them as “Gauls”. (Polybius – Histories, Appian – Gallic history, Pliny the Elder – The Natural History…)
They were also present in North Italy, where they lived in symbiosis with Etruscans.Together with them, they had fought against Romans, as they did again some time later when Hannibal arrived with his army.
From North Italy one wave moved back across the Alps and fought against Caesar together with Helvetians in France, where they were defeated. (battle of Alesia)
The other wave moved to Pannonia (north of modern day Serbia and south of Hungary) where they fought against the Dacians.
In year 8 AD they were crushed by advancing Roman armies in Pannonia and moved up north, to Bratislava, Slovakia, and presumably all the way back to Bohemia.
Boii left their traces in Poland, Italy, Balkans, Hungary, Slovakia, Germany and France…
Here are some facts:
Presumably, their origins are in Bohemia, modern day Czech Republic which owes them its name.
They belong to Celtic “La Thene” culture and most of the ancient authors refer to them as “Gauls”. (Polybius – Histories, Appian – Gallic history, Pliny the Elder – The Natural History…)
They were also present in North Italy, where they lived in symbiosis with Etruscans.Together with them, they had fought against Romans, as they did again some time later when Hannibal arrived with his army.
From North Italy one wave moved back across the Alps and fought against Caesar together with Helvetians in France, where they were defeated. (battle of Alesia)
The other wave moved to Pannonia (north of modern day Serbia and south of Hungary) where they fought against the Dacians.
In year 8 AD they were crushed by advancing Roman armies in Pannonia and moved up north, to Bratislava, Slovakia, and presumably all the way back to Bohemia.
Boii left their traces in Poland, Italy, Balkans, Hungary, Slovakia, Germany and France…
uri »
Dan Carlin - Hardcore History, muj novej oblibenej podcast do prace
http://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-50-blueprint-for-armageddon-i/
http://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-50-blueprint-for-armageddon-i/
