COGNIARCHAE

Delve into the enigmatic world of Baba Yaga, the ancient and complex figure from Slavic folklore. This captivating blog post uncovers a fascinating correlation between Baba Yaga's mythos and the celestial realm, specifically focusing on her association with the change of seasons. Uncover the intriguing parallels between her character and astronomical constellations.

The Lascaux cave paintings, dated to around 16,000 BC, are one of the oldest and most well-known examples of cave art. Some scholars believe that the paintings may be astronomical in nature, depicting the Orion and Taurus constellations. The bird on the pole in the painting may also be a representation of the sun.

Traditionally, it has been thought that the Negau helmet inscription has its roots in Germanic language. However, this article presents a novel interpretation that challenges this belief.

This article presents a challenge to the official interpretation of the Mars of Todi inscription, and offers a potentially superior translation based on the Slavic language.

This is an attempt to translate an Old Italic inscription from an object known as the “Sword of Verona”.

Discovered in a Thracian burrial of the 6th century BC, the Bulgarian Kjolmen inscription has been a mystery for more than 60 years. Today, we can finally read the text, and the language is clearly Slavic.

An attempt to translate the Dholavira signboard through Brahmi script and Sanskrit, with the help of AI.

In this chapter we talk about the Harmony of the Spheres, the relations between planets and zodiac on one side and the musical notes on the other.

On some connections between Pythagorean Tetractys and ancient Vedic astronomy

A deeper look into the symbolism of number 108