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The Etruscans came from Bulgaria 2017-08-29 05:27:58 Post No.
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Thanks to accurate genetic screening it's now been established that the Etruscans came from Bulgaria.
It might seem weird for some but it's actually the most rational hypothesis possible and it's now confirmed:
If you aren't familiar with the late bronze age and early iron age landscape of Europe here it goes.
During the late bronze age (1300-1100 bc) a MASSIVE movement from people along the Danube river took place, these Danubians are known as archaeologists as "urnfield people", these guys had it all in terms of military, they had the BEST swords, the Naue II sword got so popular it was employed in basically of the Eastern Mediterranean kingdoms such as Ugarit (Syria), Cyprus or Mycenae, they also incredibly well crafted bronze cuirasses unseen in other parts of the world.
These urnfield people got a hold of Italy, they mixed the earlier population and created an elite, these Bulgaro-Italian swordmen were employed by Myceneans as proven by both importent and locally made Italian pottery in the Aegean and Near East, those swords required specialized swordmen so Myceneans employed mercenaries from italy and Bulgaria, when things went south, they joined other marauders and were among the sea people along with Greeks and Anatolians.
Some of them settled in the island of Lemnos, where Etruscan like inscriptions were found, others just migrated in italy earlier and created the Etruscans in the center, and Raeti in the alps, this fits, what do you think?
in fact we know that there were other movement from Bulgaria to Anatolia during that time (See Phyrgians) and that Etruscan alphabet is similar to the Phrygian one, these Bulgarians were divided into tribes some spoke IE languages other Etruscan like ones renmant from the Neolithic, it fits
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>>3307867
The Etruscans came from Anatolia.
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Wasn't it somewhat confirmed few years ago that they were indigenous people who developed from Vilanova culture?
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>>3307878
No, they came from Bulgaria, some invaded Anatolia, possibly after settling as mercenaries in the Aegean, others went to Italy, as proven by the Villanovian, immediate prior culture to the Etruscans (1000-750 bc), which originated from the urnfield Danubians from Bulgaria and the balkans, in fact some of the most immediate parallels for Villanovian objects are found in Slovenia
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>>3307882
Villanovians migrated from Slovenia and Bulgaria, google "Urnfield culture"
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Urnfield culture.
These fuckers got a hold of Italy, the Villanovians (Early Etruscans) came directly from them
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>>3307904
Exactly the core Etruscan areas, funny coincidence, ain't it?
abruptly following the Bronze Age Terramare culture and giving way in the 7th century BC to an increasingly orientalizing culture influenced by Greek traders, which was followed without a severe break by the Etruscan civilization. The Villanovan culture and people branched from the Urnfield culture of Central Europe.[1]
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> largely because the settlement sites were built over in Etruscan times. This site continuity encourages modern opinion generally to follow Massimo Pallottino in regarding the Villanovan culture as ancestral to the Etruscan civilization.
This is it, and even genetic confirms it, the Lemno guys were either urnfield mercenaries who got a hold of it or simply Etruscan pirates
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Urnfield had nothing to do with Bulgarians.
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Can't tell if this is legit or just wewuz.
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>>3307867
I always thought they were asians and the Latins were from the danube River zone.
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>>3307954
they were from the balkans, mostly adriatics, hence why the clustered genetically with Bulgarians
>Namely, Thucydides notes, that other tribes, living in Adriatic Sea, were named as Tyrrhenians too. Thucydides indicates that these tribes had Pelasgian origin and before being settled in Khalkidia, they lived in Athens and island Lesbos. The Greek historian considers that these very people were involved in kidnapping of Dionysus.[8]
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HИE
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БЪЛГAPИЯ HA TPИ MOPETA!!!
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>>3308038
What the hell are you talking about?
Urnfield was Central European and developed from previous local cultures. There's no connection to Bulgaria.
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>>3308093
They were in the balkans
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we wuz etrucianz and shiat.
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>>3308125
Its The other way around
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>>3308125
not in the bronze age, dummy
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>>3308627
>bulgarians
>bronze age
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