Earth is my witness… Sea peoples reached Mesoamerica
There are some striking similarities between the ancient art of Mesoamerica and that of Asia. Was there a contact between these civilizations?
The lady of the spiked throne – decoding the symbols
A few thoughts on the symbols of the mysterious object from the Indus Valley civilization - "Lady of the spiked throne"
In search of the origins of Kalash
The Kalash of the Hindu Kush - descendants of Alexander the Great's soldiers... or the last of Aryans?
Aryan and Scythian origins of Serbs and Croats
Both medieval Slavic, and modern Iranian sources connect Serbs and Croats to Caucasus and the Iranian plateau. Is there any truth in these claims?
Slavic loanwords in Albanian language
There is a surprising amount of Slavic loanwords in Albanian language. Some of them relate to the most basic terms relating to nature, and agriculture for example...
Phrygians, ancestors of the Kurds
Could the Kurds be descendants of the people of ancient Gordion in Phrygia?
Who (when and how) “discovered” America?
Even the most daring of researchers do not look further than Phoenicians when it comes to the earliest explorers of the Americas. But the ocean currents may hide a different story...
On some connections between ancient Slavs and India
The provided text, an article on the Cogniarchae website, explores the historical and cultural connections between ancient Slavs and India. The author presents evidence of shared religious beliefs, language cognates, and toponyms, arguing that these similarities are too numerous to be coincidental. Additionally, the text discusses genetic studies suggesting a link between Slavic populations and the Indus Valley Civilization. The article delves into the history of the Roma people, proposing a connection to ancient Scythian and Sarmatian tribes, and further explores the origins of the R1a haplogroup, prevalent in both Slavic and North Indian populations.
Iber, a river that tells the Aryan story
Caucasian Iberia and Iberian peninsula. In the ancient times there were tribes of Serbi and Albioni in both places. The river Ibar flows through modern day Serbia towards Albania, while the UK also has its share of such toponyms. Could it all be a coincidence?
