The reason why i am talking about pannonian sea (lake) is this:
http://shebtiw.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/at2a.jpg
http://shebtiw.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/at0.jpg
Anyone has any idea what this is? It is huge.
and particularly this:
Cornes¸ti-Iarcuri — a (the biggest) Bronze Age town in the Romanian Banat?
Iarcuri is 5000 acres and Celtic standards say there were 500,000 people within its wall. It's 25% bigger than Rome. It's 45 times bigger than Troy in turkey.
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=45.93217,21.240864&spn=0.067934,0.11055&t=h&z=13
http://htmlimg3.scribdassets.com/9oh73hl5ts1ogd5r/images/3-a275b0ddb2.jpg
This is the eviction time line.
http://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-JdSFWDQJiuw/ThH104ArFQI/AAAAAAAAk4w/d6eY4bhEBko/s576/cornesti.gif
This is the document about this ancient city.
http://www.academia.edu/1255464/Cornesti-Iarcuri_a_Bronze_Age_town_in_the_Romanian_Banat
How many people here have heard of it? I only heard of it two weeks ago, but I expected these great cities to be there based on my linguistic and mythological research. Everything was pointing to exactly this place to be the birth place of Apollo and it seems that it is. I will write more about Apollo later.
For now just a question: could this be the original Troy as the person who sent me the link to this document suspects?
These are the questions he is asking:
Eviction date seems to be the Trojan war and sea people migration in one.
What does "mythology" say about Troy?
Troy was built on virgin land just 5 generations before its fall.
There should be an ancient, huge and famous circular temple of Apollo nearby.
The city is supposed to be very large and quite a distance from the beach.
The text does say heaped up walls not stone.
The Greek camp should be very near the Trojan port and there should be a mound.
It should be on Okeanos (Danube) and a drying up part of Okeanos at that.
Iron was invented in south of Serbia in 1400 bc. Is this what caused the end of Troy? Balkan tribes with iron swords? If so, where should we look for Heracles? Serbia? Dinaric or Carpathian mountains? And if so who were the sons of Heracles, the ultimate patriarchal tribe? Did you know that in Montenegro they swear by saying "***** ti oca" which means "i f**k your father" as the worst curse you can imagine?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heracles
Is this Troy? Right in the area which produced the legend of king Trojan? And were Troyans speaking proto Irish as we saw from the "tre" word group?
tré- triad - trojstvo
tréad - flock, heard, congregation - stado,pastva
tréadach - pastoral - cobanski, nomadski
tréadai -shepard, pastor - cobanin, pastor
tréadaioch - hearding -skupljati uterivati stado
treabhcas - tribe - pleme
treabhann -tribune, leader - tribun, lider, bodja
treablaht - household,family - domacinstvo, porodica
treabh - plough - plug
treibh -house, homestead, tribe, race - kuca, domacinstvo, pleme, rasa
trea- spear - koplje
trean - warior- ratnik. So Trean or Trajan is a warrior.
treas- battle - bitka
treasair - conquer - osvojiti
treis - strong,in power - jak, na vlasti
triath - lord, prince - gospodar, prince