knjaz Milos
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I'm sure most what you described is coincidental. There are tens of thousands words in vocabulary of every language. It would be impossible thing not to find similar sounding words when comparing any two languages.
would you agree that people who lived in Roman empire are much more likely to have latin based names of months than those that did not?
well Czechs and Croats have Slavic month names while Slovaks and Serbs have latin month names. This fits exactly in the model that I have described and is hard to explain with traditional ideas of historians....
Really?I am speaking of M458 moving on line northwest Germany - Czech republic.... without being accompanied by M558
exactly on that line are Chauci and Cherusci (Heruti)... look on one of previous posts a map of Croats among Czech tribes...they are exactly to south east from Česi tribe same as as Heruti are from Chauci.... they just moved down the Wesser and Elbe and arrived into Bohemia from which Boii were expelled earlier....same as Slovaks and Slovenes went up the Rhone under pressure of ...
Btw. are you aware that with Chauci and Cimbri we speak of Ingaevones subgroup of Germanic?
Inga means son, or people of ....
so we speak of originally tribes of Veoni...or Veni /Veneti...
Do you know how Finish call Russia?
Venaja being land
so what would be sons of Venaja in Germanic? ingae-vena?
Besides look at late bronze age cultures...Chauci and Cherusci area was not part of proto Germanic nordic bronze age....
it was part of Urnfield...
same as area of tribal group Slavi, of Scordisci...and Tribali...
note that ancient Greeks in earliest history put Celts on west most parts of Europe on coasts of Atlantic...
that is because true ancestors of Celts were Atlantic bronze age culture....
look at Maciamos R1b ht35 maps...and you will see that R1b arrived to Europe in 2 ways: via Scythia, settling longest in Dacia, from where later to Germany...
and other part via sea from Asia minor to Sicily and than to Albania, coasts of Galia and Portugal...
there comes from ancient Greek myth about brothers Illyrius, Gallus and Celtus from island of Sicily....
later from Portugal Celts have expanded to complete Atlantic coast....but core area is the one where Celtic languages still exist...
from what I see Urnfield was R1a and hence probably pre-west/south Slavic (Russians were even then in Russia as Aorsi and Belarus northwest of them as Boreans, Burri...)... areas of Chauci and Cherusci and tribal union Slavi are exactly western borders of Urnfield on most north and most south parts...
Hallstat however was result of expansion of Atlantic bronze age towards east....
what is called east Hallstat (Czeco-Slovakia, Pannonia, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia) however was not so much Hallstat as it was influenced by it
e.g. its clear that they still use burials derived from corded ware.. East Hallstat celebrates goddes under name or epithet Sulevia...coincidence? hm...
On areas of Urnfield and of later east Hallstat come Chauci, Cherusci, Norici, Raeti, Boii, Scordisci, Cornacates and Pannoni....I have explained you Chauci, Cherusci, Slavi, Boii and Scordisci... let me mention that Norici were mentioned as originally Slavic by Russian primary chronicle ... and that Serbia had name Raška in medival times...and that current state is easilz explainable with expansions of first Roman empire and than of Germanic people...
look I do not think anyone can claim any land based on distant history...cause if that would be allowed any nation/tribe could claim any land...but it doesnot make sense to me an attempt of official history to push west and south Slavs out of central Europe into Ukraine and Russia...from genetics it is clear that R1a branches specific for Russia and Belarus didnot move from there to areas of south and west Slavs...