🇲🇩 CUCUTENI 🇷🇴 A story never told

The Lost World of OLD EUROPE 🇷🇴 🇲🇩 The wheel 🇺🇦
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🇲🇩 CUCUTENI 🇷🇴 A story never told

🇷🇴 a story never told 🇲🇩

The First Civilization of EUROPE

© foto The wheel from 🇷🇴 🇲🇩 Cucuteni Trypillia 🇺🇦 We have all the archaeology, anthropology, genetics, biology, linguistics, geology, folklore etc. to back that up. But it makes it even clearer since the historical documents go hand in hand with the multidisciplinary domains and the research which stands as proof: The First Civilization of EUROPE. Open the gates to begin the journey, Pelasgians, a journey in time, a story never told.

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.”

🇺🇸 socializing of food presentation
🇷🇴 🌾 primii fermieri ai lumii 🌾 🇲🇩

A few towns of the Cucuteni people, a later and apparently robust culture in the north of Old Europe, grew to more than 800 acres, which archaeologists consider larger than any other known human settlements at the time. But excavations have yet to turn up definitive evidence of palaces, temples or large civic buildings. Archaeologists concluded that rituals of belief seemed to be practiced in the homes, where cultic artifacts have been found. The household pottery decorated in diverse, complex styles suggested the practice of elaborate at-home dining rituals. Huge serving bowls on stands were typical of the culture’s “socializing of food presentation,”

Before the glory that was Greece and Rome, even before the first cities of Mesopotamia or temples along the Nile, there lived in the Lower Danube Valley and the Balkan foothills people who were ahead of their time in art, technology and long-distance trade. For 1,500 years, starting earlier than 5000 B.C., they farmed and built sizable towns, a few with as many as 2,000 dwellings. They mastered large-scale copper smelting, the new technology of the age. Their graves held an impressive array of exquisite headdresses and necklaces and, in one cemetery, the earliest major assemblage of gold artifacts to be found anywhere in the world. See the entire story: A Lost European Culture Pulled From Obscurity By John Noble Wilford 🇺🇸 The New York TIMES 🇺🇸

Written by Daniel ROȘCA

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