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Lakonian
02-26-2007, 08:34 PM
Hi guys,

i chose this title of the thread because im a strong believer that our ancestors did dwell well north and as far as modern Britain, if the Romans did, then the Greeks most definitely did before them.

The structure is very highly regarded as being an astronomical absorvetory, and with this in mind, we can already feel confident that it has Greek roots, because although astronomy was studied in various places around the world, none other civilistaion advanced as far as Greeks where around the european area, not before 3000B.C anyway.(evidence of mathimatical progress was weel ancient in Greece, ancient vases with highly advanced geometric drawings, the phaistos wheel, carvings etc.) Not too manetion the paleolithic evidence we have in Greece is overwhelming but thats for another topic....

But before i just throw words in the air il try and back it up with my research and some good sources.

Stonehenge represents a feat of exceptional engineering by civilized people. One estimate is that the construction of original structure required an overwhelming 1,497,680 man- days of physical labor, including logistics and planning.

Estimated dates of for the construction of the three stages range from 3500 to 1100 BC. Professor R.J.C. Atkinson, in 1956, approximated the dates of the stages as follows:

Stonehenge I .....1900 - 1700 BC
Stonehenge II .....1700 - 1600 BC
Stonehenge III .....1500 - 1400 BC

The lintels of the sarsen circle were joined together with such accuracy that it is hardly believable that it was accomplished with the naked eye alone without instruments. The lintels, themselves, had to be raised 20 feet before being placed on the uprights to which they were secured by pre-cut tenon and mortice joints.

Practically speaking such craftsmanship did not coincide with the people living within the area at that time. The inhabitants in Britain around 2000 BC were neolithic, uncivilized farmers living within small village communities. They neither knew how to use metals nor how to read or write.

The henges were built of a very high mathimatical degree, so the theory of the Romans building the henge has been (not suprisingly) very supported by the anglosaxons.
But theres just one problem here lads, if we look at history we can clearly see that Romans never invaded Britain until around 55 B.C, so right there we can throw that theory out the window because it just doesnt fit the timeline of when the stonehenges where actualy built.The fact that the Romans first came to the British Isles when Julius Caesar led an expedition in 55 BC negates the theories of Inigo Jones and others that Stonehenge was built as a Roman temple.


Another theory the first of many of these assumptions is that these builders were imported people from Egypt. However, the primary objection to this is the age of the oldest megaliths, approximately 4000 BC -- several centuries before the First Egyptian Dynasty and over 1000 years before the first pyramids

The Anglos also jump up and down and say that the Druids or "Galatai" as they were called by Greeks, were the fathers of the structure, here again we can crush the theory, because the Druids never rose until around 300 BC (correct me if im wrong), and again, they had no advanced knowledge in any area, the loved nature though....yeah.Galatia was named for the immigrant Gauls from Thrace, who became its ruling caste in the 3rd century BC. It has been called the "Gallia" of the East, Roman writers calling its inhabitants Galli. They were an intermixture of Gauls and Greeks, and hence Francis Bacon and other Renaissance writers called them "Gallo-Graeci," and the country "Gallo-Graecia

But one theory, which is a more confident suggestion would seem to be the builders of Stonehenge, and possibly the other megaliths as well, came from the kingdom of Atlantis before it sunk into the sea. Evidence of this possibility comes from the quotes of Plato in the "Kritias", a report allegedly from Egyptian archives, that mentions men who lived on the sea "called the Atlantic." Their kings ruled "many islands situated there" and later extended their rule over "those within the Pillars of Hercules up to Egypt and Tyrrhenia."

I wont go into great detail but for those who havent read Plato(Kritias), please do, and see strong evidence of the Atlantian people existing.

Almost everyone agrees Plato was not merely telling a story, but was describing actual known facts, in his description of Atlantis, and in the "Kritias" where he says the capital of these ruling kings was Atlantis.

In his description of Atlantis Plato described it as a perfectly designed, symmetrical city. If the builders of Stonehenge had migrated from Atlantis, then they would have possessed the technical skills to construct the megalith as it is described. If they came directly from Atlantis, then that city could have been their central distribution point. And then moved south down into modern Greece. This theory realy supports also other ancient Greeks claims that the most ancient parts are the northern, but then again there must have been dwellers in mainland Greece as we have suuportive theories of that aswell.

The final nail in my claim is the glyphs, and the healing perpuses the actual evidence that our ancestors had in there wrirings.There is also clear evidence that people of the bronze age had come into contact with the henges, and right there our, my confidence, rests with the actual pictures that were carved in the stone:

1.The Cretan Peleki
2.The sun symbol(Apolonas)

In some text we have evidence that In the case of the Stonehenge,that there presiding deity was a prehistoric equivalent of the Greek god of healing, Apollo. Although his main sanctuary was at Delphi in Greece, it is widely believed that he left Greece in the winter months to reside in the land of the Hyperboreans – usually taken to be Britain.

Source:Alone among the Twelve Olympians, Apollo was venerated among the Hyperboreans: he spent his winter amongst them.[1] For their part the Hyperboreans sent mysterious gifts, packed in straw that came first to Dodona and then were passed from people to people until they came to Apollo's temple on Delos (Pausanias). Abaris, Hyperborean priest of Apollo, was a legendary wandering healer and seer. Theseus and Perseus also visited the Hyperboreans.

Along with Thule, Hyperborea was one of several terrae incognitae to the Greeks , where Pliny and Herodotus, as well as Virgil and Cicero, reported that people lived to the age of one thousand and enjoyed lives of complete happiness. According to Herodotus (4.13) the Hyperboreans lived beyond the Arimaspians and were visited by Aristeas, who is said to have written a hexameter poem (now lost) dealing with them. Hesiod mentioned the Hyperboreans, Herodotus reported, "and Homer also in the Epigoni, if that be really a work of his". Also, the sun was supposed to rise and set only once a year in Hyperborea. Large quantities of gold were here, guarded by griffins.

Maps based on reference points and descriptions description given by Strabo ,Hyperborea, shown variously as a peninsula or island, is located beyond France and has a greater latitudinal than longitudinal extent.

Source 2:In Greek mythology, according to tradition, the Hyperboreans were a mythical people who lived far to the north of Thrace. Their land, called Hyperborea, or Hyperboria ("beyond the Boreas (north wind)"), was perfect, with the Sun shining twenty-four hours a day.

Never the Muse is absent
from their ways: lyres clash and flutes cry
and everywhere maiden choruses whirling.
Neither disease nor bitter old age is mixed
in their sacred blood; far from labor and battle they live.
(Pindar, Tenth Pythian Ode, Richmond Lattimore, translator).
Reaching such exotic lands is never easy:

Never on land or by sea will you find
the marvelous road to the feast of the Hyperborea.



I stll have much more to research to piece the puzzle together, but i can surely see the picture.....Greeks have the most historic and mystic lives. One day, we may even supprise ourselves with the things we have accomplished, and wash away the racist attacks our mother land has suffered. And then maybe, just maybe, we might even win the respect of our neighbours..wink.

Guys please feel free to correct anything i have posted, your help with this will be much appreciated...My sources were mainly Greek text books, i dont know if any of you followed the t.v show on ANT1 with Adonis Georgiades?

If not, i think its too late, they have burned his bookstore in Greece for the eighth time, but he still has his website up! Its the best source you will find!More info on him on below links.

georgiadesbooks . com

wikipedia .org/wiki /Adonis _Georgiades] Adonis Georgiades

olvios
02-27-2007, 05:28 AM
There are greek sigils in the stones in stonehedge you can check them out.

Orphic_Hymn
02-27-2007, 05:49 AM
There are greek sigils in the stones in stonehedge you can check them out.

Yeah there are finds of Mycenean type ceramics and axes found and a Mycenean type dagger carved into one of the stones, I think thats what gave birth to this theory..

BUT, the find of the ‘King of Stonehenge’ raised its date to 2300BC and then with the use of C14, the date went even further back.. so I don't really see the possibility of us going half way round the world and errect something which has no connection to anything we built here during that time nor even later on..


@Lakonian,
what was the tv show about and are you sure it was A.Georgiadis cause while I know he's a historian with a certain 'view' that some may consider ethno-centric, I've never heard him support this kind of stuff .

olvios
02-27-2007, 06:40 AM
I saw the sigils in a BBC documentary and in the end they implied that the structure could be mycynean.thats all.

olvios
02-27-2007, 08:55 AM
Perhaps the mycynean finds were part of an single ancient expedition that left their mark on the stones.Or the theory on greek visit to Ireland could be related to this.Could the ancients be even more exploratory and curious then we thought?

Lakonian
02-28-2007, 02:45 AM
@ Orphic Hymn, i have a recording of him, apperntly the ancienst Greeks use to visit the site and they called the these Hyperboreans E anthropi toos Kykloos? Il watch again and get the details, anyway, they gave tribute to Apollo at this site and sacrifice (non human unlike the Druids). Atlantic references give great support to Greeks going as far as that, and il shall starts a new thread on Greeks actualy having contact with the American Incas etc, trust me, its not far fetched, its history and it has practical support.

Celtic culture is nothing more than a Greek educated race, take a tomato and call it tomaita sort of thing.

Has anyone read about the the myth of the northern tribe who had a circle drawn on there forehead? Well these were believed to be the Hyperboreans (greeks) of the North, they had mathimatical knowledge but isolation rendered them wild over time as the mainland Greeks stopped for sometime coming into contact with them.

In our myths they are known as the cyclopes, the one eye represented this strange circle engraved on there foreheads, and on the text you will see that they were skilled.

Im still missing further evidence to get solid proof but its out there, its just those damn reseachers denial of any Greek being on the holy anglo saxon land. And constant rejection of other countries of having any influence from us. Phoniceans, Philistine etc.... Whats more is the bitter pill we are always forced to swallow of us being Indo European descent...wheres teh evidence for this claim? What was the language of these Indo Euros and there crafts and finds?

I know Greece wasnt just purely of Greek genetics, but life and i will never change my mind, started there. What i mean by life is civilisation. Egypt got there second.hehehe :)

Lakonian
02-28-2007, 03:01 AM
@Lakonian,
what was the tv show about and are you sure it was A.Georgiadis cause while I know he's a historian with a certain 'view' that some may consider ethno-centric, I've never heard him support this kind of stuff .[/QUOTE]


P.s Sorry forgot to mention, i you did watch it as closely as me you would have heard him mention a Kosta in sydney severl times, well thats me, i also attented a seminar he held in Rockdale with plenty of Greeks showing grat support.he concentraite alot on the Macedonian issue.

These books are gold, i have never read anything more accurate, every detail i have to search heaven and hell to find englsih authors who share the same views, but there out there and that showed me that he wasnt just another patrioti waving the flag.

Lakonian
02-28-2007, 03:36 AM
Heres more ancient sources that support this threads theory. I have the most important bolded. check it out.



THE GIGANTES BOREADES or HYPERBOREIOI were three Giant sons of Boreas the north-wind and Khione the goddess of snow.

They were the immortal priests of the virtuous Hyperborean tribe who dwelt in a land of eternal spring beyond the cold breath of the North Wind.

"The race of the Hyperboreoi and the honours there paid to Apollon are sung of by poets and are celebrated by historians, among whom is Hekataios, not of Miletos but of Abdera [historian C4th BC] …

This god [Apollon] has as priests the sons of Boreas (North Wind) and Khione (Snow), three in number, brothers by birth, and six cubits in height [approximately 10 metres].

So when at the customary time they perform the established ritual of the aforesaid god there swoop down from what are called the Rhipaion mountains Swans in clouds, past numbering, and after they have circled round the temple as though they were purifying it by their flight, they descend into the precinct of the temple, an area of immense size and of surpassing beauty. Now whenever the singers sing their hymns to the god and the harpers accompany the chorus with their harmonious music, thereupon the Swans also with one accord join in the chant and never once do they sing a discordant note or out of tune, but as though they had been given the key by the conductor they chant in unison with the natives who are skilled in the sacred melodies. Then when the hymn is finished the aforesaid winged choristers, so to call them, after their customary service in honour of the god and after singing and celebrating his praises all through the day, depart." - Aelian, On Animals 11.1 (quoting Hecataeus of Abdera, Histories)

This temple they sung at was the Stonehenge...no doubt. hair raising stuff.

Sources: Hecataeus of Abdera, Histories - Greek History C4th BC
Aelian, On Animals - Greek Natural History C2nd - C3rd AD

Israel
03-16-2007, 08:30 AM
Lakonian,

Have you been travelling in north of Greece lately? Or possibly even crossed into the northern neighbouring country? Maybe you caught the "Everything is Greek" flu? A genetic mutation of the "Everything is Macedonian" flu that has ravaged the RoM/FYRoM population for many years.

No cure has been found as yet, but like all flus, plenty of bed rest is the best option. :lol:

PS. j/ks pal, no offence ;)

Lakonian
03-16-2007, 08:40 AM
Lakonian,

Have you been travelling in north of Greece lately? Or possibly even crossed into the northern neighbouring country? Maybe you caught the "Everything is Greek" flu? A genetic mutation of the "Everything is Macedonian" flu that has ravaged the RoM/FYRoM population for many years.

No cure has been found as yet, but like all flus, plenty of bed rest is the best option. :lol:

PS. j/ks pal, no offence ;)

None taken my friend. Perhaps if your blood was Greek you would understand the Greek pride we share in believing we gave everything to the world.

It sems to me if your are even half Greek your pride rests wothe Jews, judging by the flag and scribbles.

No offenece aye brother;)

Lakonian
03-16-2007, 08:41 AM
Lakonian,

Have you been travelling in north of Greece lately? Or possibly even crossed into the northern neighbouring country? Maybe you caught the "Everything is Greek" flu? A genetic mutation of the "Everything is Macedonian" flu that has ravaged the RoM/FYRoM population for many years.

No cure has been found as yet, but like all flus, plenty of bed rest is the best option. :lol:

PS. j/ks pal, no offence ;)

None taken my friend. Perhaps if your blood was Greek you would understand the Greek pride we share in believing we gave everything to the world.

It seems to me, if your are even half Greek ,your pride rests with the Jews, judging by the flag and scribbles.

No offenece aye brother;)

Israel
03-16-2007, 08:57 AM
Lakonian,

Have there been any major (or any at all) archeological finds in Britain which would suggest Ancient Greek settlement or some form of link? I do not know so I ask. If you are researching this matter then it would be of importance.

I think it is unlikely that the single Greek/Hellenic item in Britain would be Stonehenge, without any other minor discoveries. There is also no history of major interaction between the two peoples in ancient times. But I do not claim to be expert. Archeologists, scientists, and time will tell.

PS. Yes I am Jewish and Israeli too, no Greek ancestry.

Lakonian
03-16-2007, 09:11 AM
Perhaps you should start from my original post, and make your way down while actualy reading it. You will see that i only seek to probe what is left of possible Greek icon. I do not seek to say that everyone is Greek geneticaly which you so rudley tried to throw at me with your previous reply and softened it with "im just joking" .
Compering me to a slavo with your flu remark is down right rude and offensive. This post was only opened only with the intention to open discussion on a dark area of our history.

Im sorry if you think it over rates us Greeks by saying we where there first.

P.S There is no British bloodline. Celts, Goths, Nordic, Vikings,Latins,Germanic tribes, Romans...this is there ancestors.

Israel
03-16-2007, 09:28 AM
Lakonian,

I think you have mixed things up. If you are trying to probe a possible Greek icon on Stonehenge that is one thing. You said that you believe the Greeks built Stonehenge, something which was not done overnight, but took many years. Therefore what you are suggesting implies a significant Greek presence on the island of Britain - which there obviously has never been. I would suggest this casts serious doubt on your theory that the Greeks built Stonehenge, as you implied or theorised.

My initial response was framed as a joke. Do not read into it too much: there were no suggestions of the type you wrote.

If you think my criticizms of your idea are invalid then say so, but do not get sensitive as I was not attacking your Greek pride.

Like you said:
No offenece aye brother ;)

olvios
03-16-2007, 09:37 AM
The similarities in the monument with mycyneans could simply be
a coincidence but still not being sure of anything
it creates even the image of a shadow that ancient Europeans
might have had more contacts then we thought.
Or it could be coincidental that the seals are mycyenaic.We must remember that form 1200-700 the nau type swords are the same from greece up to scandinavia and all of europe.

olvios
03-16-2007, 09:42 AM
If the seals our dated in a different time frame then
the structure the seals could be done in an expedition.
Dont forget Pytheas and many others.Explorers went
forth but didnt receive enough recognition.

Stil its all just speculation that brings no conlcusion due
to lack of evidence.

Alita
03-19-2007, 01:40 AM
Hey there Israel. Excuse the topic change, but I'm learning Hebrew; I've been trying to read your sig and can only decipher the first two words. Does it say Israel, land of milk and honey???
(I'll be :clap2: if I'm right!).

pankration
03-19-2007, 02:17 AM
Lakonian,

I think you have mixed things up. If you are trying to probe a possible Greek icon on Stonehenge that is one thing. You said that you believe the Greeks built Stonehenge, something which was not done overnight, but took many years. Therefore what you are suggesting implies a significant Greek presence on the island of Britain - which there obviously has never been. I would suggest this casts serious doubt on your theory that the Greeks built Stonehenge, as you implied or theorised.

My initial response was framed as a joke. Do not read into it too much: there were no suggestions of the type you wrote.

If you think my criticizms of your idea are invalid then say so, but do not get sensitive as I was not attacking your Greek pride.



Like you said:

Lakonian, I don't believe any offense was intended from Israel. The slavic idiots we deal with have made us all a little sensitive. I found your theory interesting. I agree with your points that it was highly improbable that the locals of that time ( barely out of caves) had the knowledge to build such a structure. I too have heard of several Greek "coincidences" in respect to this topic. But Israel makes one very strong point which actually reflects what you yourself said. It took an incredible amount of man hours and manpower to build Stonehedge. There is no evidence of a protracted Greek presence in Great Britain. This is perhaps the biggest logistical issue with this theory.
However, I look forward to more of your evidence.:clap2:

Israel
03-19-2007, 05:53 AM
Alita,

Hello and welcome to the forum. I am new here myself. Yes that is my sig. It reads: Yisra'el eretz zavat chalav udvash. Well done :)

Back on topic:

The presence of Greek letters or symbols on Stonehenge could be due to the spread of information and knowledge independent of mass migration. I.e. the knowledge travelled but the people did not. I am sure that highly educated people in ancient times may have shared knowledge, but this would not necessarily be recorded anywhere.

So, linking Stonehenge with some form of Ancient Hellenic knowledge is a possibility... but again this is quite different from Ancient Hellenes actually building it.

Lakonian
03-20-2007, 04:04 AM
Hye lads,

im sorry but there is very little and scarce evidence of whou actualy bult the stonehenge but all clues poitn to the Greeks and im sticking to it. First if you have a scan back to my earlier replies you will see there was religious songs and poems written about the people who prayed at the site and they were most certainly Greek, secondly we have the Hyperboreans who were surely Greek because they actualy worshipped Apollo, it is to evident that Greeks tarveled to the North because we have Greeks who populated central Greece from the North, Dorians etc.....

My evidence is based on our travels and Geographical knowledge ie Strabo...a

lets remember, they date this back to 5 thousand + B.C....its alittle hard to just say hey thats ours but all evidence including teh symbols on the slabs where and are Greek....we were there, Israel you say knowledeg was shared, then why didnt the Nordics advance as much as we did, why did they just dissapear and turn into barbarians.....perhaps the Greeks found a little to cold, we love the Sun. lol...Look...its valid to say we were there, why did we travel to India before Alexanders campaigns and not the North?

I will look around and get some sources about the travels of the Greeks to the North.

Till then dont lose sleep over it brothers, Greeks have been to many places and left there mark, will suprise ourselves more and more.....let everyone else doubt.

Alita
03-20-2007, 09:15 AM
Alita,

Hello and welcome to the forum. I am new here myself. Yes that is my sig. It reads: Yisra'el eretz zavat chalav udvash. Well done :)

:clap2: :clap2: :clap2:

apollo12
03-23-2007, 11:02 AM
Travel into History, before the times of these
english-german-anglo-saxon-romans,
before the time of Christ, and Rome,
and what do you see and have ?

Open Empires, City-States, Fortresses, many different tribes travelling,
trading, passing thru.

Certainly, if you are talking about the first christians,
the first christians are connected to:
Greeks, Jews, Egyptians, Romans-Italians, Germans, Irish-Celtic.
(and the english-british have some connection to the lost tribes of Israel).

Indeed, what contact did Greeks, and Irish-Celtics, have in ancient times ?

I did read in some books, that during Alexander the Great and his time, there was contact with Celtic Tribes,
they feared the 'sky would fall' if the greeks started building a massive army,
or something like that ...

Israel
03-23-2007, 11:09 AM
This may be the case, but for me still does not satisfy an important criterium. Given that Stonehenge took many thousand man hours to be built, where are the other archeological remains of Hellenic presence on the island?

I do not accept that Hellenes built the Stonehenge and then disappeared.

Tsontos
03-23-2007, 07:01 PM
The Celtic tried alexander was in contact with were not the Celts tucked away in the far corner of Britain. The Celts were found to be all trhoughout Europe and below the Danube at those times.

The Greeks had nothing to do with stonehenge guys.

Lakonian
03-23-2007, 09:04 PM
I give up.

I gotta wake up tommorrow nice and early for the Greece vs Turkey match.Wishing all the best to my brothers in here, thanks for your support. Il keep a check on everything now and again, enjoy the Hellenic Independence day and have great time. Ouzo ke glendi.

Keep this forum going guys, for the Greeks and Greeks only. To fast i see our mother land sinking in the quick sand they call Globalisation.

Soon, our kids kids wont even know who we were.

Voulgaroktonos, thanks for your hospitality, il keep in touch.

take it easy guys.

Euklid
03-23-2007, 11:57 PM
Lakonian, we know that Hercules travelled up north, we also know that Hermes the Trismegistos the Hyperborean came from the North and taught the Greeks various things like agriculture...if i remember correct.

The scientists have not placed Hyperborea somewhere specifically.

Homer also drew a global map and England was included, not accurately but descriptively.

From the Mycenean signs if they are indeed, we can be certain that there was some form of interaction, but we should stick to conclusions within proximity.

Isreal, the "everything is...." flu is a Greek thing, didn't you watch the film?

MBFGWedding?

It is only natural when after years of long dark ages and "cultural" oppression, the Hellenes are starting to claim what rightfully belongs to them, their cultural copyrights(after all they are in danger). Information is gone, destroyed, burnt on the stake, but plenty(enough) survive, so grand is the archive of Hellenic letters and so little time have we been able to access it, that now is Hypothesis Era.

A few years ago, the world thought Homer was having imaginary friends, the Greeks knew though that he was recording history until an "independent man" Schliemann came to verify them by digging.

One thing is for certain in this discussion, if scientists discover that Greeks built it, it wont make much difference, its just gonna be another, "oh well, the Greeks did it again" if scientists discover the "reasonable" that is one of the Northern People built it, this would be a breakthrough, because we know that the Celts, the Nords and the various other people dwelling over there, had absolutely no means of undertaking such a task, while the Greeks and some others did have the means. In the end someone did build it. It is more reasonable to connect the far-away Greeks with building it, than actually connecting the barbarious people that lived there throughout Time.

I have also noticed that countries link to themselves everything that passed from their land without regard....it is only natural for a Hellena to make claims, when the gift he has given to the world stretches beyond his land. When Faller mayer or whatever his name is claimed unsuccessfully that the current day Hellenes are not the descendants of the Ancients he closed his argumentation with a phrase, one that says a lot about his doings and his goals.

"THE WORLD OWES THEM NOTHING"

In other words, for you not to get astonished the next time, understand that what you encountered here, has been repeated and shall be repeated, and that it is only natural.

Lakonian
04-08-2007, 08:24 AM
I think this is the most strigest evidence of Greeks being North, Thule!

Yep Thule is now known as Greenland and had been recorded by Pytheas in 320BC. This might not be 1000-3000BC but If Greeks had knowledge of these types of Places, that extremely North, well it leaves one to believe we could have very well dwelled in Hyperboria which is far more closer to Hellas then Greenland.

There is nowhere we havent been brothers......one way or anothers people are juts going to have to face it

olvios
04-08-2007, 12:30 PM
We cant prove it other then the mycynean seals(which arent enough) there is not concrete proof.We are speculating.Yes the greeks travelled very far and In Plutarch even the "Americas" are mentioned as Esperides* but they arent enough proof.

*Read De facie in Orbae Lunae- Περι του Εμφαινομενου προσωπω τωι κυκλωι της σεληνης.If you have a greek/english translation & make a new thread.

Lakonian
04-08-2007, 06:33 PM
The world believes a man walked on water and could heal thousands, thus for over 2000 years we follow the teachings and still believe it, yet we cant accept that Greeks have been around the world because we didnt write a book on it? Or are you asking for archealogical evidence? I told you this were proto Greeks Linear A speakers, wonderers....travelers....the main reason for us being so advanced was beacuse we found a high agricultural area such as Hellas....Greek alphabetical writings have been found on the Stonehenge...in stone slabs in Prague and in America.....im not saying we leaved there, but whatever knowledge they have its because of us passing by there.

Il try to find more info guys.

olvios
04-08-2007, 06:41 PM
Lakonian i 'd like to believe they did built the damn thing but without proof its more like i 'd like to imagine.You remember i pointed out the mycynean seals on it.Pellana is the interesting find that changes everything research should be done on it.