Romanian traditional ( folk ) art a milenary art - Part one

Romanian traditional ( folk ) art a milenary art . Neolithic cultures from Romania.

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[stogerov]

And the "greek" meander from the boian culture is not so greek at all :-)

[romanianforever]

Yeah, but say this to greeks :-)))))) .

[stogerov]

This ornament the spiral exists also in Tripolie culture pottery and is dated even 6000 BC

[romanianforever]

It is same culture Cucuteni - Tripolie ( Cucuteni from Romania is named Tripolie in Ukraina ) :-) 0:35 in my video !

[gabrielakts]

Am observat ca e folosita geometria sacra in cultura dacilor, asta nu pune un semn de intrebare?

[romanianforever]

Sunt de acord ca in portul nostru popular au ramas simboluri cu caracter sacru.

[FromDacia]

Strabunicul meu din partea mamei a fost tamplar.

Am vazut pe hambare, usi, ferestre facute de el, semnul soarelui, sarpelui si foarte multe modele care seamana cu ce vedem in acest filmulet.

Pe ii, macate, itari, strachini, ulcioare, fantani, garduri, porti, capriori, chiar si astazi gasesti aceleasi figuri geometrice.

[sorin1918]

Cunoaște careva dacă mai avem pe piață cărți care să tălmăcească aceste simbolurile neolitice? Am citit mici articole despre pieptarul ardelean și m-a cucerit, vreau să cunosc mai multe.E atîta înțelepciune, mister și frumusețe în vechile costume poporane, încît comparația cu ce avem azi e de plîns.Dacă am fi informați poate am aprecia mai bine ce pierdem și recuperăm un pic.

[3wL7]

@MrFefefofo "Bakos Ferenc (professor at Budapest University) wrote a book: "A magyar szókészlet Román elemeinek története" ("The history of magyar words from Romanian origin"), 1982 - book edited by Hungarian Academy. He finds no more then 2333 words from Romanian origin in Hungarian language."

So who borrowed from whom?

[unomnacajit11]

I2a2 (formerly I1b) is typical of the Dinaric Slavs (Croats, Serbs and Bosniaks). Its highest density is observed around ex-Yugoslavia and Moldova, but it is also common to a lower extent in Albania, Northern Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, Belarus, and southwestern Russia. The high concentratio of I2a2 in north-east Romania, Moldova and central Ukraine reminds of the maximum spread of the Cucuteni-Tripolye culture (EUpedia).

[unomnacajit11]

@MrFefefofo 1.7% = many thousand ??? must mean that the romanian language has millions of words :)))) Creation = Craciun = Karatchon. Take your pills kid...

[MrFefefofo]

@unomnacajit11 Really? As I know the romanains borrowed fromt he hungarian lenguge many thousend words, not the hungarians from romanains. 1,7% of the romanian vovabulary is hungarian origin word. In the hungarain lenguage there are less then 20 romanians origin word, all realted the the traditional job of romanains. That is what we learned from the romaianis... for example "rüh"

the hungarains certainly were nudists and riding through europe that way.

[unomnacajit11]

@MrFefefofo go away man. GO AWAY !!! Magyars were warriors. They learned agriculture, construction methods, handicraft, music and clothes-making from the people they conquered!!! Magyar spread like a disease. It is not a nation, it is a LANGUAGE. Piss off. do a DNA test or check who your ancestors were and stop bashing romanians everywhere you find them. Everything you write is nonsense and Pseudo-Science. Write a novel or a Hollywood SF movie script or something, you have a rich imagination...

[MrFefefofo]

@Hungaroctonul zou are right, but this case the story is even more interesting.... The bulgars were asimilated to the slavs....ORiginallz scithian-hun tribes....

The magyars of ÁRpád had turk names. most of them....What lenguage did thez spoke?????

the bulgars, because of the small number practically in 200 zears were asimilated.

That is the question. Did the neopitic people asimilat the new rulers, or the new rulers them?

think about what lenguage thez had to have!!!!!

[MrFefefofo]

@Hungaroctonul just today they can explain how is it possible that manz hungarian and Celtic but not only celtic words can be driven back to one ancient word. that is the effect to the indoeuropean lenguage from the neolitic people. But this lenguage was conservated in the CM to the Tarim basin, because in mezopotamia was killed out.

The huns, scythians, Avars, Hungaraisn spoke it and perhaps some native from the CB....

one thing is sure. Cucuceni-Tripolje is descendant from the CB -

[MrFefefofo]

@Hungaroctonul what you say I heared fromt he linguistics, that that is the reason so many words are fit to hungarain words in europe. that it is from the mixed, asimilated neolitic people. But today, this original lenguage is spoken by the finns, and basks, and hungarains, and

A HUGE EFFECT IN THE Chelt lenguage, the biggest... Wh? Because they were the first one who met the neolotic people in CB and toghether went to west and east,,,, Proven. the agriculural migration. from the basin.

[MrFefefofo]

@Hungaroctonul yes on the west and south italy where there were a few neolitic population, and also there were a few celt-neolitic mixed porpulation. there the indo europeans got the hegemony. But they arrived in more vaves, and that is the result that thez destroyed everzthing. The latins were clever. First thez learned everything from the etrusks, and after killed them.Most of them. But that is what zou say means that the agglitunative lenguage should be living continously. Or the effect ofit