231. Celts 1200 BC to Roman Empire 117 AD
Celtic Max Expansion c 250 BC Roman Empire Max Expansion 117 AD …
221. Antecedent Cultures forming the Yamnaya
Late Indo-European Eneolithic (i.e. Chalcolithic or Copper Age) Cut-out from the Top Map showing the…
220. Horse culture starts with Samara on Volga River.
“Modern” Sami People evoke my concept of the Botai people 3600 BC My current…
201. Hittites, Kazakhstan, and Steppes Horses
Mongolian Steppes Horses, Credit As I tidy up my research while editing my new novel,…
170. Myth & DNA: Never the Twain Shall Meet?
Indo-European Males Invade “Old Europe” In today’s world, I hear the word “myth” despised…
165. PIE Language Moving West across “Old Europe”
DNA Helix. Credit: Shutterstock Phys.org Previously, we followed the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) speaking horsemen from their Balto-Caspian…
162. Horses in Botai, Yamnaya and Afanasevo Culture
Steppes Horsemen I have found an excellent video presentation from the Penn Museum which provides…
143. Gobekli Tepe: Hunter-Gatherers to Farmers 12 KYA
Gobekli Tepe 9,600 BC, Illustration from National Geographic If Gobekli-Tepe is a new subject to…
31. Scientific Method and the Caspian-Black Sea Flood.
In Post 25, we compared the legends of huge floods with the evidence of glaciers…
28. Implications of Ancient Egyptian and Sumerian Languages, and Weather 5,203 Years Ago
Last week, I introduced a conundrum regarding Egypt and Mesopotamia. The question remains, “Why did…