==Thrace==Sup /his?It's my first time on this board. I'm a lone researcher of everything, and I've stumbled upon something that captivated my interest.I've started researching on Europeans before the Aryan spreading (~5000 BCE), mainly trough lin

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Anonymous 03/09/16 (Wed) 11:29:45 1f6e38 No.35919

Thrace

Sup /his?

It's my first time on this board. I'm a lone researcher of everything, and I've stumbled upon something that captivated my interest.

I've started researching on Europeans before the Aryan spreading (~5000 BCE), mainly trough linguistic studies and:

>Uralic, Basque and Etruscan languages are not Aryan languages, and they belong to non-Aryan Old Europeans.

>The Oldest Aryan language that can be recorded is Vedic Sanskrit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vedic_Sanskrit

Now, my research led me to the fact that the Thracians were Aryans that didn't migrate to much, and settled a little Westward from their starting point, mainly in today's Romania.

Among the Thracians were the Dacians and Getae (Getae were the ancestor of the Goths, today's Nordic people)

The Getae followed the Danube upper course and spread from the East to the West, settling in Northern Italy, Germany, Poland and Scandinavia. With them, came the tradition of Thunder Gods and etc.

The Dacians crossed over the Balkans, crossed the Adriatic, and settled in the Italic Peninsula.

So, what's that all about? Well, there is this hypothesis that:

Romanian is actually the Oldest Aryan language alive in Europe

Yes, this seems a little too much, but the arguments for that are pretty interesting, like Latin came from Old Romanian; Romanian retains elements/root words of Latin, Slavic, Greek, Germanic and Sanskrit languages, etc.

https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=34031.0

This Forum page has a compilation of news about it - read it first, it's fast.

Dacians - Unsettling truths - Full movie 2012 [ENG sub]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PBdNU7xAcM

Boring Documentary, lots of informations on that.

The Thracians, a Hidden History - HD 2013

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxjwMKqkeAM

Better than the last one, contains more broad information.

Well, this led me to find that Lithuanian has a lot of this characteristics as well, but I didn't dwell further on that.

So, /his, what's your rant on that? It makes sense? Do you guys have any more information on that? Do you have contradicting information? Any books?

Thanks!

Anonymous 03/09/16 (Wed) 11:52:53 458dc7 No.35920

We wuz aryans

Anonymous 03/09/16 (Wed) 18:48:10 9514fd No.35926

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>Aryans

Do you mean Indo-Europeans? Aryans would be more like Sarmatians or something.

>Romanian is actually the Oldest Aryan language alive in Europe

Provided argumenti gratia that Latin is directly derived from Dacian, Dacian is not the same as Romanian. Dacian is a poorly attested dead language, anon.

>This Forum page has a compilation of news about it - read it first, it's fast.

Those posts are full of pseudoscientific bullshit. Is that a goddamn giant skeleton?

Overall, "w-we totally civilized Romans, not vice versa" Romanian nationalist theory, 2/10. Accept your inferiority, gypsies.

Anonymous 03/09/16 (Wed) 19:07:21 1d0d4b No.35927

>>35926

>durr all romanians are gypsies

Anonymous 03/09/16 (Wed) 20:06:19 30c636 No.35929

>>35926

I hope you're aware that Gypsies are the only Aryan-speaking people in Europe :^)

Anonymous 03/09/16 (Wed) 20:21:48 9514fd No.35930

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>>35929

Kek, it's true!

Anonymous 03/09/16 (Wed) 20:42:04 107bf2 No.35931

"Aryans" is the term used in the Vedas, it means noble ones or something like that. We do not know how earlier/other Indo-Europeans referred to themselves back then (aristoi etc.), so Aryan is reserved for Indo-Aryans, which are a South-Eastern sub-group of IE.

I don't think Thracians are related to Germanics linguistically. More like Italo-Celtic? Or Hellenic? Or like Albanian it's a relic of a distinct early branch that survived in the mountains. Highlanders tend to retain a lot of archaic traits, since migrations tend to go around mountains instead of trying to encroach on already sparse living conditions up in there.

>le oldest language

How do you measure it? Romanian is a satem language, but doesn't even preserve all 7(+1) cases, for instance. While Serbian, Lithuanian and Polish do.

We have a working model of proto-Indo-European language, laddie. You can go and ask people who LARP with it what it reminds them of the most if you like. They're like Klingon nerds, just more academic.

Anonymous 03/09/16 (Wed) 21:17:41 30c636 No.35933

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>>35931

>Romanian is a satem language