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Gde su slovenske kuce tu su slovenske zemlje
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 06:10 AM
nedavno sam naleteo na jako interesantne podatke o slovenskim kucama u severozapadnoj evropi.

ono sto ovi podatci pokazuju je da su potpuno iste kuce gradjene u centralnoj evropi od 6000 pne do kasnog srednjeg veka, i da su nosioci ove kulture u srednjem veku sloveni. takođe ove kuce su prisutne ne samo u centralnoj evropi već i u svim zemljama gde su zabelezene vikingske naseobine: baltik, britanska ostrva, island newfoundland. ove kuce su jako karakteristicne i izdvajaju se od ostalih kuca pravljenih u evropi u to vreme.

mislim da je ovo jako važno i takođe suvise veliko da bih se ja sam sa tim bavio. voleo bih da zamolim sve ljude ovde da mi pomognu da dodjem do sto vise podataka o ovim kucama kako bismo bolje razumeli o cemu se ovde radi.

postoje dve vrste kuca:

prva vrsta povezuje linear ware kulturu i slovene („kuca sa ukopanom peci”)

„These so called bread ovens are known from a number of sites in central Europe that are dated from the 7th-12th centuries (Skružny 1963, 1980 ; Vignatiová 1992). A find of this type is usually represented by a hole sunk into a loess soil with the highest vaulting of 40-60 cm, red-burnt walls of 5-10 cm and a grey-burnt bottom, sometimes stone-lined.

3The bottom ground plan is usually of renal, semi-circular up to round shape, east-west oriented.

4From later periods (13 th century) it is documented that slightly modified ovens with an underground heating duct can serve for food-smoking (Skružny 1980). Archaeological finds of bread ovens are usually excavated on the margin of a settled area outside of the houses (Skružny, Vignatiová 1992, p. 90) or they are sunk into the wall of a dwelling (e.g. Breclav-Pohansko : Vignatiová 1992, fig. 3). The ovens outside the dwellings and the site area are known from Neolithic sites in Slovakia : in Pác near Trnava (Kolník 1977) or in Horné Lefantovce (Bánesz 1962). These finds were recently enriched by a new exceptional site where ovens from 11 th-12 th century were excavated in the vicinity (ca. 150 m) of the similar ones from the Late Stone Age (6 th millenium B.C.) belonging to the Linear-Pottery culture people. These ovens were revealed in Borovce, distr. of Piest’any, Slovakia, and the finds have not been published yet. The particular situation of Borovce has offered a chance to compare these finds, similar in types but different in history as well as in culture.”

http://civilisations.revues.org/1799

mislim da ovo dokazuje „Ako su rusi u pravu, sa njima Klyosov, R1a je setao po sumama centralne Evrope. 6000 godina pre nove ere” kao i da su R1a nosioci (indoevropske) slovenske kulture

druga vrska kuce povezuje luzicku kulturu, nordijsko gvozdeno doba i slovene („kuca sa kamenom peci u cosku”)

ova kuca je i jedan je od dokaza da su sloveni bili deo vikinskih invazionih formacija i kolonija. ova kuca se identifikuje kao vikinska kuca tipa 4 i nadjena je i u dablinu. ova kuca se inače kod nas zove zemunica,

http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/118596

ja ću ovde u sledećih nekoliko dana postaviti sve sto sam do sad nasao o ovim kucama. dacu takođe i fraze koje treba koristiti (razni ljudi su im davali razna imena) da bi nasli dokumenta o ovim kucama.

ono sto bi ja voleo da ovde utvrdimo je:

1. tačno kad i gde su se pojavile ove kuce i kako su se sirile.
2. sva mesta gde su nadjene ove kuce i u koje vreme.
3. da li postoji još nešto (osim oblika kuce i karakteristicne peci) sto zajednicko za sva arheoloska nalazista a sto bi potvrdilo slovenski karakter ljudi koji su ove kuce pravili.

da bi znali ko o cemu govori, predlazem da prvu vrstu kuca zovemo „kuca sa ukopanom peci” a drugu „kuca sa kamenom peci u cosku”
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 06:12 AM
dakle koje fraze mozete da koristite da bi nasli još podataka o ovim kucama:

pit house, pithouse, pit-house, sunken house, semi sunken house, semi-sunken hut, semi subterranean pit house, viking house type 4, Grubenhaus, stone oven, hearth, bread oven, kamena pec, zemunica. posebno bi bilo interesantno naći da li postoje slične kuce u periodu 6000 pne 1000 pne na balkanu.

za kucu sa ukopanom peci nisam suguran. nasao sam dosta opisa kuca sa pecima iz starceva. trenutno to gledam. nisam siguran.

na primer ovo:

bosna mladji neolit:

„U samo 2 naselja butmirske grupe ustanovljen je zamunicki tip kuca: Butmir i Nebo,alito je bilo konstantovano samo u početnoj fazi zivota u tim naseljima. Sa iskopavanja uButmiru otkriveno je oko 90 jama,koje mnoge pripadaju zemunicama.U naselju Nebootkopana je samo jedna velika zemunicka nastamba koja se sastojala od 2 prostrane jame,iznad kojih se pruzao zajednicki dvoslivni krov. Izvana je gradjevina bilacetvrtasta,a unutra se satojala od 2 zemunicke jame. Smatra se i to da je ovo neolitskonaselje bilo
kruznog tipa
.Način gradjenja svih zemunica bio je istovjetan. Gornjizemunicki zid bio je izgradjen od drvenog pletera i onda obljepljen debelim slojemilovace. Isto tako,zemunicka jama mogla je biti natkrivena samo nekim slozastimkrovom,mogla je imati niske vanjske zidove i slično. U izvjesnom broju zamunickih jama u Butmiru bilo je konstantovano unutarnje kucno ognjiste,a nekad i vanjskoognjiste. Pripadnici butmirske grupe gradili su i kuce na povrsini zemlje. Ostatkeovakvog tipa kuca imamo u Nebu i u Obrima II. Podnica jedne ovakve kuce,iz naselja Nebo,bila je izgradjivana od debele naslage ilovace i ovalnog je oblika. Najznacajnije podatke o nadzemnim kucama dala su istrazivanja u naselju Obre II. Na ovomlokalitetu zateceni su ostaci 3 razvojne faze,sa po nekoliko stambenih horizonata. Prvafaza se sastojala od dva stambena horizonta,sa po 4 kuce-dva stambena horizonta sa 5ili 4 stambena objekta.Karakteristike tih kuca:1)sve kuce su četvrtastog oblika
2)
konstrukcija: glavni nosaci-drveni stubovi bili su ukopani u dosta duboke jame iucvrsceni kamenim oblicima.Zidovi horizontalnog i vertiklanog prepleta;debljina od 15 do 40 cm. Krov je bio izgradjen od debelog slamnog pokrova.3)dvodjelne kuce održavaju dosta visoku stambenu kulturu. Glavna prostorijaimala je veliku kalotnu pec za kuhanje,pecenje i grijanje;pored patosa za sjednjei spavanje. Oko patosa bile su poredane posude za vodu i hranu i sl.4)kuce su bile podignute u redovima,sa prolazima od 2 do 3 m između njih; tetrg za zajednicke potrebe”

šta je kalotna pec? ima li neko sliku.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/79336865/N...a-Podrucju-BiH

ja mislim da „kuca sa kamenom peci u cosku” ne postoji na balkanu do ranog srednjeg veka. po podacima koje sam ja nasao može da se prati silazak ovih kuca od 4 veka niz karpate. u rumuniju stizu u 5 i 6 veku i vezuju se za dolazak slovena (verovatno nasi juzni sloveni silaze sa baltika). da li ovih kuca ima na balkanu pre 6 i 7 veka? da li ih ima posle i gde. ove kuce identifikuju severne slovene.

evo ovde istocno od karpata mures 5 vek

„Between Huns and Avars (c. 420–c. 600)
Main articles: Antes people and Sclavenes
See also: Early Slavs and Korchak culture

The Avar Khaganate, Bulgaria, and the neighboring Slavic tribes at the end of the 7th century

”Slav fibula„
All featuring objects of the ”Sântana de Mureş-Chernyakhov culture„, including fine wares, and weapons, disappeared between 375 and 430.[139] Botoşana, Dodeşti, and other sites east of the Carpathians demonstrate both the simplification of pottery forms and an eclipse in the use of the fast potter's wheel from the 450s.[140] Around the same time semi-sunken huts with a stone or clay oven appeared in Moldavia and Wallachia,[141][142][143] forming ephemeral settlements with an area less than 5 hectares (12 acres).[144]
Villages of sunken huts with stone ovens[143] appeared in Transylvania around 600.[190][191][192] Their network was expanding along the rivers Mureş, Olt and Someş.[190][191] The so-called ”Mediaş group„ of cremation or mixed cemeteries emerged in this period in the vicinity of salt mines.[193] Both the Hungarian and the Romanian vocabulary of salt mining was taken from Slavic, suggesting that Slavs were employed in the mines for a longer period.[194][195] Bistriţa (”swift„), Crasna (”nice„ or ”red„), Sibiu (”dogwood„), and many other rivers and settlements with names of Slavic origin also prove the one-time presence of Slavs in Transylvania.[196][197]”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania...ly_Middle_Ages

evo ovde crno more 8 i 9 vek

http://books.google.ie/books?id=Y8Y-...20oven&f=false
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 06:13 AM
„Early Slavic settlements were no larger than 0.5 to 2 hectares. Settlements were often temporary, perhaps a reflection of the itinerant form agriculture they practiced.[100] Settlements were often located on river terraces. The largest proportion of settlement features were the sunken buildings, called Grubenhäuser in German, or poluzemlianki in Russian. They were erected over a rectangular pit and varied from four to twenty square meters of floor area, which could accommodate a typical nuclear family. Each house contained a stone or clay oven in one of the corners, a defining feature of the dwellings throughout Eastern Europe. On average, each settlement consisted of fifty to seventy individuals.[101] Settlements were structured in specific manner; there was a central, open area which served as a ”communal front„ where communal activities and ceremonies were conducted. The settlement was polarized, divided into a production zone and settlement zone.”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_Slavs

pogledajte kako se ovo poklapa sa opisom naselja u butmiru iz neolita koje sam već gore postavio:

„kuce su bile podignute u redovima,sa prolazima od 2 do 3 m između njih; tetrg za zajednicke potrebe”

„In Poland the earliest archeological sites considered Slavic include a limited number of 6th century settlements and a few isolated burial sites. The material obtained there consists mostly of simple, manually formed ceramics, typical of the entire early Slavic area. It is because of the different varieties of these basic clay pots and infrequent decorations that the three cultures are distinguished.[24] The largest of the earliest Slavic (Prague culture) settlement sites in Poland that have been subjected to systematic research is located in Bachórz, Rzeszów County and dated the second half of 5th through 7th centuries. It consisted of 12 nearly square, partially dug out houses, each covering the area of 6.2 to 19.8 (14.0 on the average) square meters. A stone furnace was usually placed in a corner, which is typical for Slavic homesteads of that period, but clay ovens and centrally located hearths are also found.[12] 45 younger, different type dwellings (7/8th to 9/10th century) have also been discovered in the vicinity.[25][26]”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poland_...ly_Middle_Ages

„By using early manifestations of pottery of the Slavic Korchak culture, named for a region in Ukraine where it was first identified, and of the small, sunken-floored dwellings that are typical of Slavs, four important movements of early Slavs have been identified: first, along the east flank of the Carpathian Mountains toward the Danube plain and the Balkans; second, along the north flank of the western Carpathians through southern Poland; third, along the southern flank of the western Carpathians toward the Middle Danube and the Elbe; and fourth, eastward in Ukraine. These movements, perhaps emanating from two separate centers, one in Ukraine and the other along the Danube, or possibly all from Ukraine, are too little understood to resolve fully the question of the original Slavic homeland.”

http://www.fofweb.com/History/HistRe...overnmentData=
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 06:15 AM
„The advocates of the autochthonous theory see more similarities between the early Slavic and Przeworsk culture huts than between the Slavic and Germanic structures. Namely, except for a few cases (e.g., Wólka Łasiecka), the Slavs had no tradition of the long house so popular among the Germans, commonly appearing in the area between the Rhine and Elbe and in Scandinavia. Thus if the population inhabiting the Polish lands before the Slavs was of Germanic origin, how can it be explained that it did not build houses following the tradition of the latter? It is worth noting here that the Przeworsk culture had an incomparably greater variety of structures than the early Slavs. The analyses of the arrangement of buildings in Slavic settlements shows that, unlike the Roman ones, they were not arranged in a circle surrounding an empty central area and had no separate production zones. In this respect the arrangements of houses in the Slavic settlements resemble the later peasant farmsteads commonly known from Polish lands. The huts and settlement patterns were gradually replaced by above-ground buildings in the 7th or early 8th century. The followers of the autochthonous theory, however, add that circular villages were not entirely unknown among the Slavic population as there is a group of sites (e.g., Biskupin, Dessau-Mossigkau) where such settlements were identified and excavated.”

http://mitchtempparch.blogspot.ie/20...e-or-many.html

„The women’s ornaments that characterize the culture of Smolensk long
barrows reflect the influence of southern examples from the Carpathian-Danubian region and the middle Dnieper. These ornaments are well represented at the
Zemljanoe Gorodišče of the second half of the 8
th
– first half of the 9
th
century in
Staraja Ladoga. The relation of the culture of Smolensk long barrows and these
women’s ornaments to the Kriviči of the chronicles (who were most probably a
mixed Baltic and Slavic, later Slavicized, groups) is indisputable (Mačinskij &
Mačinskaja 1988). The existence of these women’s ornaments as well as small
houses built above ground with an oven in a corner, suggests the initial thriving
of the Slavic component of the inhabitants of Staraja Ladoga”

http://www.helsinki.fi/venaja/nwruss...f/Jushkova.pdf

evo ovde varijacija iznad zemlje znaci nije zemunica ali sa istom kamenom peci u cosku

„in written reports of historians, Slavic tribes appear in Central Europe since the 5th century AD. The conventional distinguishing feature of Slavs on our territory is the specific hand-shaped pottery of so-called Prague or Prešov type.
Most of the Slavic population lived in half-sunken square floor plan log cabins (dimensions were 2×2 metres, maximum 4×4 metres), covered with straw or reed. Walls were of a pale or rustic construction. The entrance was situated on the south. An arched oven made of quarry stone was usually situated in the north west corner, benches stood by the walls. Collocated diagonally against the oven, there was the so-called holy corner with idols. Roofs were of a saddle construction with a transverse inclination and with a roof ridge. This type of one-room dwelling, which was entirely above the ground and not half-sunken as before, was present on our territory until the end of the Middle Ages.”

http://www.slovakia.culturalprofiles.net/?id=-13390

kod polabskih slovena i u pomeraniji kamena pec je zamenjena glinenom i neki put je i nema.

http://books.google.ie/books?id=kfv6...corner&f=false
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 06:16 AM
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 06:17 AM
i tako dalje.
odavde vidimo da je „kuca sa kamenom peci u cosku” u ranom srednjem veku sinonim za slovensku kucu. ustvari ako u gugle ukucate „slavic house” dobicete bas ove kuce.
takođe odavde vidimo da su ove kuce gradjene u centralnoj i istocnoj evropi i pre 6 veka.
takođe odavde vidimo da po tipu kuce možemo da odredimo da li je naselje germansko (dugacka uska kuca sa ognjistem u centru i otvorom na krovu za dim, long house) ili slovensko (kvadratna ili pravougaona kuca sa kamenom ili glinenom peci u cosku ili bez nje square house)

i tu sad pocinje šizenje (kako se to kaže kod mene u vladicinom hanu). gomila ovih „slovenskih kuca” je nadjena po skandinaviji i po vikinskim naseljima u zapadnoj evropi. u engleskoj i irskoj ove kuce pripisuju saksoncima??? sto je jako cudno ako znamo da su saksonci germani a germani se prepoznaju po „long house” tipu kuca. čak i da je to tačno, da su saksonci u englesku i irsku doneli ove kuce, pa da su ih onda vikinzi od njih kopirali, namece se nekoliko pitanja:

1. zašto bi vikinzi to radili kad su bili u ratu sa saksoncima?
2. zašto bi saksonci (germani) pravili slovenske kuce u vreme kad na baltiku nije trebalo da bude slovena?
3. da li su ti „saksonci” koji su pravili slovenske kuce ustrvari sloveni, Milicani, koji su bili u savezu sa saksoncima u ratu protiv franaka i obodrita (takođe slovena)?
4. šta ćemo sa islandom i newfoundlandom gde se „saksonci” i vikinzi nisu mesali, a gde su takođe nadjene ove „slovenske kuce”?
5. šta ćemo sa „slovenskim kucama” u danskoj i svedskoj? ko ih je pravio? tamo sigurno nije bilo saksonaca. ima jako puno mesanih naselja gde se long house kuce i slovenske kuce nalaze zajedno ali svaka u svom delu naselja, da li to govori da su ovde germani i sloveni živeli zajedno i zajedno stvarali vikingske zemlje dansku i svedsku? verovatno i norvesku. nisam stigao da pretražim norveske izvore a i sa danskim i svedskim sam tek na početku. videcemo.

puno pitanja a malo odgovora.

ja ću da postavim hipotezu

sloveni su bili izmesani sa geramnima na celoj teritoriji baltika mnogo ranije nego što se misli. granica je bila na elbi u 9 veku. gde je bila ranije ne znamo ali sigurno nije bila istocnije već zapadnije od elbe. na ovoj granici plemena su sklapala inter rasne saveze koji su ratovali jedni protiv drugih, živela su zajedno i formirala zajednicku balticku kulturu, koja je pocela kao slovenska a zavrsila se kao germanska. germanizacija se obavljala na razne nacine: trgovinom, politikom, hrišćanstvom, ratom. poznato je da su sloveni oslobadjali ratne zarobljenike i dozvoljavali im da se nasele među njima kao slobodni ljudi. germani to nisu radili. oni su zarobljene slovene sklavene slavs pretvarali u sclave slaves robove. itd.

postoji sansa da su u vreme saksonske invazije na englesku sloveni bili deo invazione flote. za ovo nemam dokaze osim slovenskih kuca koje se pripisuju saksoncima. voleo bih da mi neko ovde pomogne u istrazivanju
postoji puno dokaza da su sloveni živeli na celoj teritoriji danske kao i u juznoj svedskoj i juznoj norveskoj. ovo se dokazuje nalazima slovenskih kuca, slovenskim toponimima, nalazima slovenske keramike, nalazima grobova sa ljudima koji su odrasli u juznom baltiku, velikim brojem slovenskih toponima koji i danas postoje a kojih je bilo mnogo vise ranije pre nego sto su germanizovani, slovenskom kulturom među „vikingskim” narodima, pisanim dokumentima koji pokazuju da su danci, svedjani i norvezani bili u stalnim savezima sa slovenima gde je orodjavanje islo do nivoa kraljevskih porodica.
takođe postoje dokazi da su sloveni sa juznog baltika bili važna pomorska sila od 6 veka pa na dalje koja je bila tehnoloski i vojno podjednako jaka, a u nekim periodima i jača, od danaca i svedjana.
postoje pisani dokumenti koji govore o mesanim dansko slovenskim i norvesko slovenskim flotama koje su plovile za englesku i irsku
dakle postoji sansa da je dobar deo vikinga koji su se nastanjivali po zapadnoj evropi slovenskog porekla.

ja ću ovde da postavim šta sam do sad nasao u vezi slovenskih kuca u skandinaviji i zapadnoj evropi. ovo je istrazivanje u toku, tako da ću postavljati nove stvari kako ih nađem

pozdrav od slovenskog vikinga iz dablina
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 06:55 AM
da pocnem sa irskom. dablin i woterford, slovenske kuce (ili kako ih ovde zovu nemacke)

Type IV buildings were of a completely different construction, and they and the Type III houses represent the period of highest building density during the Viking period in Dublin. They are rectangular in shape and are built with a sunken floor dug into the clay, somewhat like the Grubenhaus buildings of Germany or the belowground storage buildings or defensive enclosures of early Ireland, but they resemble most closely a building technique more common in England than in Ireland. They seem to be of a comparatively early technique, and will be discussed more extensively in the section on Waterford, where they were more common...

...The ancestral tradition of these building types seems to have been a prehistoric rural house type common to Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands. Three-aisled construction is known in Scandinavia during this period, but is by no means common. Similarly, no common Scandinavian house types are found in Dublin; this would argue for the local development of the Dublin houses. The homogeneity of building construction in Dublin would therefore indicate a „high degree of cultural integration” and point to an established, ordered Viking society who assimilated various building traditions in order to best accommodate themselves in Ireland...

...Six Type IV houses were excavated in Waterford, as opposed to only two in Dublin, and their location in Waterford may be the reason for their greater popularity there, though they were no longer built after the middle of the twelfth century. Whereas the Dublin pit-houses were dug into clay, which does not drain water so easily, all the Waterford houses were located in gravel subsoil, which would provide drainage quite easily. They were dug to a depth of 1.5 meters, and the upcast positioned around the perimeter of the pit to a buildup of about .5 meter above ground. The house would be entered through a sloping, stone-lined staircase or passage, and through a doorway set in a squared jamb. The walls were of radially split ash staves set vertically in a narrow trench along the base of the wall, and the substantial earthbound support posts would be set along the side walls and in the corners of the room, with two posts resting on plank base plates positioned toward the center of the room. This hefty frame may have supported an upper floor that would have been accessible from the street, but conclusive evidence for the upper floor does not survive. ...

...The Ribblehead site outside of Dublin shows a Viking-Age farmstead dating to approximately 850-875 CE, excavated in a limestone field outside of York. The farmstead consisted of three buildings, the largest of which, measuring 19 by 4 meters, is assumed to be the farmstead and primary residence. It is constructed of an inside layer of limestone slabs and an outside layer of placed stones, infilled with rubble to be almost 1.75 meters thick. The gable ends curve in a half-circle and have „centrally-placed paved doorways” built from 50-kilogram stones. The floor is made of sandstone paving slabs, so it is not possible to discern post holes or any hearth area, but the western wall features a row of limestones parallel to and butting the limestone paving, interpreted as a bench like those in the Type I houses, but the paving stones change direction toward this side, and that could imply some sort of partition from the rest of the house.

The second limestone building measured only 6 meters by 3.3-3.7 meters and is nearly rectangular in shape. Its doorway is double-walled, paved with sandstone and widens outward. The function of this building is unclear, but in the northeast corner, a twenty-centimeter flue is place above limestone slabs atop broken sandstone pieces, possibly indicating an oven or kiln of some sort. A third building was quite poorly built, and by iron-rich cinders and working stones found inside, it was quite likely a workshop.

Each of the buildings „clearly” had ridged roofs of thatch or turf extending to a point close to the outer edge of the wall, as the roof could not have shed rain anywhere else. Debate continues as to whether these roofs were straight, hipped, or gabled, but general consensus at the site was that they would have been hipped.

While these houses seem to be of typical Irish Viking construction, without indication of the location of the support posts or any idea as to the roof structure, it is impossible to discern this building type from that of the curved Trelleborg houses or rectangular houses of southern Scandinavia. ...

...A radical change in building construction took place in the last twenty or thirty years of the tenth century, after the end of Viking rule in York but while many Scandinavians still lived in the area. Every house seems to have been leveled and all rebuilt as a Type IV house, with a pit dug into the ground and walls approximately 1.75 meters high built from oak planks or posts from the ground up. Below-ground, vertical planks would be set into a channel and resting on horizontal wooden pads similar to those in the sill-beam buildings in Ireland, and would provide support for the walls to prevent the collapse of the earthen walls inward. The walls above the 1.75-meter planks above ground are purely conjectural, but the houses may have had upper storeys like those in Waterford. This change toward the Type IV house seems to indicate a return to traditional British construction, where earlier Type I houses were more typically Viking...
http://www.reocities.com/softigerain/lecture3.html
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 07:52 AM
tabanac, mandalina, slavisa i drugari

da li imate bilo kakve podatke o ovim kucamama kod naših baltickih srba pogotovu bodrica, milicana i rujana.
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 12:04 PM
evo ovde profesor sa aberdinskog univerziteta kaže da „...s obzirom da je skoro 50% svih islandskih vikinskih kuca slovenskog tipa, nemoguće je da su to ustvari slovenske kuce, već kuce koje su gradili germanski vikinzi pod uticajem slovena...”

„It is this latter idea — that pit houses may have been the dwellings of a distinct
cultural group — that has recently been at the forefront of the pit-house debate. Przemysław
Urbańczyk, noting similarities in the design of Icelandic pit houses and Slavonic semisunken houses with corner stone ovens, suggested that Icelandic pit houses were built by
a first generation of Slav settlers before they were culturally assimilated by the dominant
Norse population.32 He argued that Icelandic pit houses were so similar to Slavonic houses, and so different from contemporary Germanic pit houses (German Grubenhäuser,
Danish grubehuse, Norwegian and Swedish grophus), which are rarely found with corner
ovens, that they must have been built by Slavs or people who had grown up among Slavs
and were accustomed to building and living in such dwellings.
Although Icelandic pit houses do share many characteristics with Slavonic sunkenfloored houses, particularly those of the Prague-type culture of central and south-eastern
Europe, the Slavonic versions date to the 6th–8th centuries, were squarer than Icelandic
pit houses and have common features in them that are absent in Icelandic pit houses, such
as hearthside vessels set into the floor.33 Moreover, since semi-subterranean buildings with
stone-built corner ovens were also common in northern Germany and Scandinavia during the Migration and Viking periods, where they were used as workshops for craft production,34 this building type would not have required Slavic immigrants to reach Iceland.
Since Slavs and southern Scandinavians were in contact well before the Viking Age, and
these contacts intensified with trade across the Baltic during the 8th–9th centuries,
Slavonic sunken-floored buildings with corner ovens may indeed have been the forerunners of the Scandinavian ones.35 It is for this reason that the building type is often
classified as a ‘Slavonic-type sunken-floor hut’ when found on Scandinavian excavations,
although Sten Tesch has argued convincingly that this term should not be used because
their form is more similar to the buildings found in the Germanic sphere of their distribution on the continent.36 Bjarni Einarsson has also drawn attention to the Sami Iron Age
(ad 1–1700) pit houses in Finmark, some of which have a hearth in one corner.37 Whethe r
the influence for this building type came from the north or the south, by the late 9th
century when Iceland was being settled this building type was part of a repertoire of buildings being used throughout Scandinavia. While it is feasible that there were some Slavs
among the population that settled Iceland, pit houses are such a common feature on
Icelandic Viking-Age farms that if this building type were attributed to Slavic immigrants,
it would indicate the presence of a Slav on at least 50% of farms. Considering that there
has so far been a lack of Slavonic material culture in Iceland, and there are no Slavonic
place names or personal names mentioned in the literary sources, it is unlikely that more
than a few Slavs found their way to Iceland in this period...”

http://www.archeurope.com/_texts/00073.pdf
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-07 12:05 PM
u isto vreme ima dosta dokaza da su sloveni živeli na islandu. evo ovde interesantan tekst:

„According to a legend, and there are some sources both Scandinavian and Polish that seem to indicate that is more of a historical fact then only a legend, there were two Polish knights that went along with Swietoslawa to Scandinavia, and later joined the Norsemen on their journeys to Iceland, and possibly Greenland and the continental North America. These two Polish knights were named Wyzdarwoda (sometimes also known as Wyzdraw) and Tyrker (sometimes also known as Tyrkir); the latter is very frequently identified in Western sources as a ”German„, but the very possibility of him being Polish, or at least Slavic, will shortly be discussed here. Both eventually ended up at the royal Danish court of King Sven the Forkbearded, where they came into contact with, according to some claims, Eric the Red, or at least with some other Norse sailor who convinced the two Poles to join him on a journey to a distant island in the far north. In his companionship they sailed to Iceland, and then possibly on to Greenland, where they might have permanently settled. The notable Polish author and maritime researcher and historian, Jerzy Pertek has confirmed the existence of these two semi-legendary figures as being mentioned in the old Norse sagas, and he believes that it is possible that Wyzdarwoda, along with Tyrker, might have settled on Greenland...

...Considering that great many Western sources assume that Tyrker was a German, and there is nothing in the Norse sources to support that assumption, what evidence is there to support the claim that Tyrker was a Slav, and perhaps even a Pole to be more precise? To take a look at this issue one must realize that there is no very solid basis to assume the claim that he was a German - his ”German origin„ is more assumed than really proven.

Here is what the Tale of the Greenlanders (also known as the Saga of the Greenlanders) has to say about Tyrker/ Tyrkir and who he really was:

”Tyrkir, a 'Southerner' in Leif's crew, wandered off on his own and found vines, from which Leif named the country.„

The land to which the saga was referring to was of course Vinland. But that is a very interesting passage in another way, for as the reader can see Tyrkir is not called a German but rather a Southerner, and this particular, albeit one must say vague, designation most certainly does not rule out his possible Slavic origin. All the Western Slavs, whose Poles, Pomeranians, and Polabians are part of, just happen to live directly to the south of Scandinavians, so there should be nothing surprising for the Norsemen to refer to Western Slavs as ”Southerners„.

There is another fragment of the Tale of the Greenlanders which indirectly suggests Tyrker's Slavic origin. Tyrker became ”immortalized„ as the one who allegedely discovered ”grapes„ in the land that the Norsemen would go on to call as Vinland. Whether he found genuine grapes, or rather some wild berries that were much more suitable for growing in a cooler climate is hotly disputed by many scholars, albeit so far all evidence points out to that the Vinland ”grapes„ were not any real grapes at all. For instance Merrit L. Fernald, a professor of botany at the Harvard University, put forward a very plausible explanation to the whole mystery of the ”Vinland grapes„ already in 1910 in a paper published in the magazine Rhodora. He pointed out that vinber, the word in the sagas usually translated as ”grapes„, really meant ”wineberry„, which might be the wild red currant, the goose-berry, or the mountain cranberry. That also puts to rest the claim that the saga's passage when Tyrker himself says to have came from a land where there is no shortage of either grapes or vines should be understood literally. Also, according to Dr. Helge Ingstad the Norsemen might have intentionally spread a false rumour about grapes being present on Vinland, or at least they misrepresented some wild berries as ”grapes„, so as to entice more settlers to go there. And in this case one must add that among Norsemen wine was greatly valued, especially the one made from grapes, and to them it was a symbol of great wealth and affluence. In this case, and all the archeological evidence gathered on the Norse settlement in the continental North America supports this stance, Tyrker did not have had to originate in the Rhineland, as many supporters of his alleged ”German„ origin claim, but he could very well have come from a more northerly and colder area like Poland, Pomerania, or Slavia.

The passage on Tyrker's discovery of the alleged ”grapes„ yields one more clue to support the thesis that Tyrker was after all a Slav. In the passage on Tyrker's botanical discovery, the Tale of the Greenlanders speaks that he returned very jubilant and enthusiastic to the bewildered Normans, and started to speak to them in his own native language which none of the Norsemen could understand. Therefore, apparently Tyrker's native tongue was not a Germanic one. That is very interesting because the Norse language and German are universally recognized as being related, and in fact back in the Norse days they must have been mutually understandable (and likely they still are mutually understandable to a certain degree even today). Then, why did the Normans fail to understand him? If he had been really speaking in German, then he still should have been understandood. Apparently Tyrker's native tongue was not Germanic in origin, and as a result no Norseman could understand what Tyrker was saying in his own native speech. One must remember that Slavic and Germanic languages were not mutually understandable; therefore, was it a Slavic tongue that Tyrker was speaking to the bewildered Normans? Considering the account as it is related in the Tale of the Greenlanders that is an entirely likely scenario.

And at last we have to face the question of Tyrker's name, since as sceptics might point out it does not sound Slavic (there is no such problem with Wyzdarwoda or Wyzdraw since both of these two names, or rather variations of the same name, sound unquestionably Slavic). Yes, it does not really sound Slavic, but that does not mean that it was Tyrker's original name. It is entirely likely that Tyrker was in fact originally known by the Slavic name of Tyrko, but after he spend many years in Scandinavia that Slavic name was ”Normanized„ to Tyrker.

The Slavic settlement on Norse-age Iceland is not just a mere hypothesis, but a proven historical fact. In his book Odkrywanie Swiata; Polacy na Szesciu Kontynentach the outstanding Polish author, researcher, and adventurer Ryszard Badowski has the following to say on this topic: ”...scholars researching the contacts of Poles with the lands of Northern Europe have confirmed Slavic settlement on the early medieval [, or Norse-age,] Iceland. Unfortunetly, the precise names of these Slavic settlers are not known.„ Furthermore, it is even acknowledged in Western sources that, according to the Icelandic sagas, some Norse-age settlers on Iceland did in fact claim to have been descended from royal lineages of some Slavic countries - that is by no means an outlandish claim considering the fact that there was frequent intermarriage between the various princely Polabian families, the dukal family of Pomerania, and even the ruling Piast Dynasty of Poland, with the ruling houses of the Scandinavian countries.

Interestingly, there is some additional prove in the Icelandic sagas of contacts between Iceland and the Slavic countries; for example in these ancient sources Poland is known as Pulinaland while Poles are referred to as Polavi.

Could it be that there were Slavs among the Norse explorers of America? This is entirely possible, as according to the Saga of Eric the Red on the Greenlanders' third voyage to America there were as many as 160 men and women on three ships - taking into account the fact that some Slavic settlement on Iceland indeed took place, and considering the fact that most Greenlanders were in reality relocated settlers from Iceland and their descendants, it cannot be completely ruled-out that there might have been some Slavs on board of the Norse ships sailing to the New World. The Saga of Eric the Red reports that at least three journeys to the America were undertaken by the Norsemen. Furthermore, some scholars believe that the Normans from Greenland and/or Iceland made at least several additional landings in America on timber-gathering expeditions, which continued until as late as the 1300's. Again, some sort of Slavic presence cannot be completely ruled-out in this case as well. According to the American historian Samuel Eliot Morison ”Some ships may have continued their voyage[s] to Vinland in search of grapes, only to find berries and meet hostile Skrellings. But the tall timber of Markland was a valuable asset for the Greenlanders, although they could get it only in two summer months without being blocked by ice„

http://michalw.narod.ru/index-Wyzdraw.html
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:46 PM
ovo moram da ponovim jer je kao važno:

trenutno se vodi akadenska debata da li su sve ove slovenske kuce koje se nalaze po vikinskim teritorijama znak da je deo vikinga bio slovenskog porekla. ovo je još uvek otvoreno pitanje. takođe to je jako važno pitanje koje ako se na njega pozitivno odgovori potpuno menja istoriju ranog srednjeg veka u zapadnoj evropi jer vikinge menja od najgermanskije (normanske) moguće grupacije u germansko slovensku grupaciju i dovodi u pitanje i samu ideju o germanizmu i nordizmu kao odvojenom od slavizma.

ja lično mislim da ove kuce jesu dokaz da je slovena bilo među vikinzima i da je čak dobar deo „germanskih, normanskih” vikinga bio germanizovanog slovenskog porekla.

„It is this latter idea — that pit houses may have been the dwellings of a distinct
cultural group — that has recently been at the forefront of the pit-house debate. Przemysław
Urbańczyk, noting similarities in the design of Icelandic pit houses and Slavonic semisunken houses with corner stone ovens, suggested that Icelandic pit houses were built by
a first generation of Slav settlers before they were culturally assimilated by the dominant
Norse population.32 He argued that Icelandic pit houses were so similar to Slavonic houses, and so different from contemporary Germanic pit houses (German Grubenhäuser,
Danish grubehuse, Norwegian and Swedish grophus), which are rarely found with corner
ovens, that they must have been built by Slavs or people who had grown up among Slavs
and were accustomed to building and living in such dwellings.”
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:46 PM
da li postoje dokazi da su vikizi i sloveni živeli zajedno?

evo jednog:

senzacionalno otkrice 2012 godina.

centralna poljska. nadjeno groblje od pre 1000 godina. u njemu u isto vreme zajedno sahranjivani „vikinzi” iz kijevske rusije, poljaci moravci i „vizantinci” svako na svoj način. ovo otvara mnoga pitanja:

1. šta su svi ovi ljudi radili zajedno na jednom mestu?
2. da li su ruski vikinzi vikinzi uopste ili samo povikinzeni sloveni?
3. šta znaci „vizantinac” u 10 i 11 veku? da nije srbin sa balkana?

http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogsp...l#.UMMJ5eR95c1
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:47 PM
evo još jednog „senzacionalnog” otkrica:

harold plavobradi, osnivac danske države, je osnovao državu sa vojskom sastavljenom od juzno baltickih (slovenskih) ratnika. dakle da nije bilo slovena ne bi bilo danske. u clanku se tvrdi da su u pitanju placenici. bilo bi interesantno saznati koliko je bio procenat ovih „slovenskih placenika” među haroldovom vojskom i koliko je u to isto vreme slovena živelo na teritoriji danasnje danske. sudeci po slovenskim toponimima koji su preziveli u klasterima čak na severu jutlanda, verovatno je u to vreme danska bila bar delimicno (50%) slovenska. da nije bilo tako ne bi harold vodio slovensku vojsku da osniva dansku. inače ovaj harold je bio jedno vreme i kralj norveske i kralj danske. bas u vreme kad su „norveski i danski” vikinzi vrsili prve velike invazije na irsku i englesku.

ovo je inače senzacionalno jer dogma kaže da među vikinzima nije bilo slovena i da je na jugu jutlanda postojala granica koja se zove danevirke koja je od osmog veka razdvajala neprijatelje dance i slovene. sto je naravno samo propaganda. u to vreme nije bilo podele na slovene geramane i normane. sloveni su živeli svuda na baltiku i ratovali su i saradjivali s kim su i kad hteli.

pitanje:

ako je u to vreme kraljevska vojska bila sastavljena od slovena, koliko je verovatno da vikinske flote koje su plovile na zapad nisu imale među sobom ni jednog slovenskog ratnika?

arald „Bluetooth” Gormsson (Old Norse: Haraldr blátǫnn Gormsson, Danish: Harald Blåtand Gormsen) (probably born c. 935) was the son of King Gorm the Old and of Thyra Dannebod. He died in 985 or 986 having ruled as King of Denmark from c. 958 and King of Norway for a few years probably around 970. Some sources state that his son Sweyn forcibly deposed him as King.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Bluetooth

As part of an international team of researchers, archaeologists at Aarhus University can reveal that a large part of Harold Bluetooth’s Viking army consisted of foreigners – possibly from Poland.
http://www.au.dk/en/about/news/singl...h-mercenaries/

According to written sources, work on the Danevirke was started by the Danish King Gudfred in 808. Fearing an invasion by the Franks, who had conquered heathen Frisia over the previous 100 years and Old Saxony in 772 to 804, Godfred began work on an enormous structure to defend his realm, separating the Jutland peninsula from the northern extent of the Frankish empire.
Carbon-14 dating however, dates the initial construction to be in the second half of the 7th century, and Chronological dating suggest that construction began not very long after 737 (a few decades before the reign of Gudfred).[1]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danevirke

kaže pisani dokumenti kažu da je ova fortifikacija podignuta da bi se danska zastitila od franaka. u to vreme je savez franaka i bodrica ratovao protiv saveza danaca i milica. dakle klasicno naše bratoubilacko ubijanje za tudj racun. i šta mislite, koja je sansa da danevirke nije zajedno branjen od strane slovena i danaca? i da iza ove fortifikacije na severu jutlanda i na ostrvima nije bilo slovena? ja mislim jako mala.
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:48 PM
Gressbakken House
Arctic Norwegian Residence the Gressbakken House

The Gressbakken House is a form of residential structure built during the Gressbakken phase of the Younger Stone Age (ca 5000-1800 cal BC) along the coastlines from the island of Sørøy in western Norway to the Kola Peninsula of Russia. Gressbakken dwellings were rectangular, semi-subterranean structures with at least two rectangular stone-lined hearths along the long axis. Houses were primarily constructed parallel to contemporary shorelines, with an entrance passage facing the water. Midden deposits were placed outside the entrance and/or at the rear of the dwelling.
http://archaeology.about.com/od/gter...kken-House.htm

interesantno...
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:49 PM
u vezi harolda plavobradog ima još nešto interesantno. ja sam na temi o slovenskim gradovima već pisao da su ovi gradovi na baltiku gradjeni samo od strane luzicke kulture a u ranom srednjem veku su ih gradili samo sloveni.

u vreme luzicke kulture pravili su ring forts gradovi na isti način (tehnoloski) na koji su se ti gradovi pravili u slovenskim baltickim zemljama u ranom srednjem veku.

evo ovde primer luzickog grada i objašnjenje kako je pravljen sa jednog od mojih omiljenih sajtova „strukturna arheologija”. grad se zove biskupin:

http://structuralarchaeology.blogspo...d-of-woos.html
ovi gradovi nisu samo bili specificni po imenu već i po konstrukciji. oni su bili kruznog oblika i danas se na engleskom zovu ringforts.

evo jednog tipicnog slovenskog kruznog grada (ring fort) kojeg su nemci obnovili. zove se radush i pravljen je u 8. veku:

http://www.slawenburg-raddusch.de/english/slavic-fort/

evo ovde sajt posvecen ovim slovenskim tvrdjavama (gradovima):

http://slawenburgen.npage.de/

evo šta vikipedija kaže o ovim tvrdjavama i gde se one nalaze na baltiku (pravilni krugovi):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_rampart

Aggersborg, near Aggersund, Denmark
Circular rampart of Burg, near Celle, Lower Saxony, Germany
The Donnersberg, near Rockenhausen, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Fyrkat, Denmark
The Heidenmauer near Bad Dürkheim, Germany
Celtic circular wall of Otzenhausen, Saarland, Germany
Saxon rampart on the Marienberg near Nordstemmen, Germany
Viking ring fortress of Trelleborg, Sweden
Varbola Stronghold largest circular rampart fortress built in Estonia (10th – 12th century)
a evo šta se kaže vikipedia o vikinskim kruznim tvrdjavama:

Trelleborg is a collective name for six Viking Age circular forts, located in Denmark and the southern part of modern Sweden. Five of them have been dated to the reign of the Harold Bluetooth of Denmark (died 986). The fort in Borgeby[1] has been dated to the vicinity of 1000 AD, so it is possible that it too, was built by the same king.
dakle ima ih ukupno 6 (SEST) u danskoj i juznoj svedskoj (koja je nekad bila deo danske). pet ih datira iz vremena harolda plavobradog a sesti je iz vremena oko 1000. godine.

dakle: ovi kruzni gradovi se prave samo na slovenskim teritorijama. u danskoj ih ima samo sest i svi su pravljeni u vreme harolda plavobradog, čija je vojska, pa verovatno i inzinjerija bila slovenska. i cudo nad cudima oni kao svoje baze naprave kruzne slovenske gradove...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viking_ring_castles

evo ovde linka do teme o slovenskim gradovima za one koji je nisu videli:

http://forum.krstarica.com/showthrea...ovenske-zemlje
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:49 PM
k nazad na slovenske kuce. evo šta se kaže za ove kuce nadjene u irskoj:

znaci pravljene su u toku celog vikinskog perioda u irskoj od devetog do dvanaestog veka...ovaj tip kuca je bio veoma rasprostranjen u juznoj skandinaviji, bazenu severnog mora i anglosaksonskoj engleskoj. ...
ovo je najbolje. pazite kako se sva istorijska doba na baltiku iskljucivo vezuju ili za rim ili za germane, pa izgleda kao da su ove kuce ili rimskog ili germanskog porekla:
...prvi put su se pojavile za vreme kasnog rimskog gvozdenog doba, a nastavile su da se prave kroz karolinski i vikinski period...(od strane slovena cisto da dodamo da ne bude zabune)

Type 4 describe sunken-floored buildings (SFS) which have been recorded in ninth, tenth and early
eleventh century levels in Scandinavian Dublin and in late eleventh century and twelfth century
contexts in Waterford and Limerick. Five c. ninth century sunken structures were excavated at
Temple Bar West in Dublin (Simpson 1999, 13-16). Dug into the natural bedrock, the chambers of
these buildings were small and rectangular with average dimensions of 2.25m by 3m. They had
wattle walls with the roof supported by an arrangement of internal vertical posts usually located at
either end of the structure. Elsewhere in Dublin, tenth century sunken-floored structures (SFS) were
identified at Winetavern Street and Christchurch Place (Murray 1983, 15-16), Werburgh Street
(Hayden 2002, 67) and possibly Fishamble Street (Wallace 1992a, 17).
Larger, more sophisticated sunken-floored buildings emerge in Waterford and Dublin during the
eleventh century (Simpson 2000, 31). In Waterford, four late eleventh century sunken-floored
buildings at Peter Street, Olaf Street and High Street and stone-lined passages of a further two
structures in the Insula South have been recorded. They all had similar method of construction, set in
pits c.1.5m below the contemporary ground level and their walls formed of vertically set staves of
radially split ash placed directly in a narrow trench around the sides of the pits (chambers). An upper
storey at ground level was supported by opposing load-bearing oak uprights set along the lines of the
stave wall. The buildings also generally contained stone faced, steeped entrances leading into the
chambers (Walsh 1997a, 48). A row of three sunken-floored structures were excavated at King John’s
Castle in Limerick and are thought to have been used for storage (Wiggins 1990).
Sunken-floored houses (‘pit-houses’ or Grubehuse in Danish) have a wide distribution in Southern
Scandinavia, the North Sea Zone and Anglo-Saxon England. They first emerged on the continent in
the Late Roman Iron Age and continued to be built through the Carolingian and Viking periods
(Hamerow 2002, 31-35). It is unclear whether the sunken-floored houses in Irish Scandinavian towns
represent direct influences from the North Sea Zone or the Anglo-Saxon Grübenhauser tradition of
England. However, it has been tentatively suggested that the more sophisticated eleventh century
examples from Dublin and Waterford may represent influences from Anglo-Saxon England (Walsh 37
1997a, 52-53) but that those early examples from the ninth and tenth century levels might be more
directly related to the continental grubehus tradition (Sheehan, Hansen and Ó Corráin 2001, 101).
http://www.ucd.ie/archaeology/docume...vol1_print.pdf
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:50 PM
evo ovde knjiga iz 1981

Landsbyreguleringer og grubehuse, aktuelle problemer i dansk vikingetidsforskning (The regulations of villages and the pithouses, on current problems in Danish Viking Age research)

Nielsen, Leif Chr. Meta 1981/1, pp 2-12. Dan.

A survey of recent research in Vik settlement structure, which in E Denmark and Skåne obviously differs from that in Jylland (Vorbasse, Omgård). Its possible relations to the Slavic area are pointed out. The causes of the éø/-regulation in Late Vik are discussed in a social perspective. (Cf NAA 1981/382). (UN)
kaže postoji razlika u u nacinu gradnje kuca i naselja u razlicitim oblastima danske i da postoji verovatan uticaj slovena...odnosno postoje slovenska naselja u danskoj.
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:50 PM
newfoundland

da li su sloveni bili među vikinzima koji su osnovali kolinije u americi? zašto su vikinzi nazvali ameriku „vindland”? u vikinskim sagama se kaže da je viking koji je otkrio ameriku bio stranac ciji je maternji jezik bio nerazumljiv. jedini stranci među vikinzima koje ovi nisu mogli da razumeju kad pricaju svoj maternji jezik su bili sloveni (vendi, vindi). da li je ovaj vind, vend, venet, nazvao ameriku vindland po vindima, vendima, venetima?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinland

evo ovde naših slovenskih kuca u americi:

Two huts, E and G, were square pit buildings, dug into the ground. Hut C, on the other hand, was irregularly rounded and not dug into the ground. All were dwellings, huts E and G possibly also workshops. Hut E flanked hall D, a short distance north of it. This hut was set about 50 centimeters deep into the terrace, with slender posts in the corners and along the walls, holding up the roof. Excavation, in one corner, uncovered a stone oven consisting of slate slabs set on edge, and, near one of the walls, a fireplace. In the northwest corner, just inside what might have been the door, was a pile of 19 stones, the size of a clenched fist, mostly limestone (A.S. Ingstad 1977: 65). Hut G was next to hall F. It was set into the very edge of the terrace and cut more into it than hut E, undoubtedly because it is farther from the bog and therefore has drier ground. The function of the hut is uncertain. Like the other, it had a fireplace by a wall, the latter protected by a stone slab, so it probably functioned, at least in part, as a dwelling. In front of the fireplace was a large egg-shaped stone, resembling features in Iceland and Greenland that have been interpreted as anvils (Kristján Eldjárn 1961: 38, Roussell 1943: 93-94).22 Open huts like hut G occur on iron production sites in Norway (Martens 1972: 106).

24 Pit buildings are an old tradition in Scandinavian prehistory from at least the fifth century.23 They are extremely common in Viking Age Sweden and Denmark, where they usually exist side-by-side with halls (Hinz 1989; Randsborg 1980: 61-62, 66). They are common in ports-of-trade and early towns such as Århus and Haithabu (Roesdahl 1980: 87). They were often used as workshops, for the manufacture of amber beads, bronze jewelry, iron working, bone industry, carpentry, and weaving, but they were also used as dwellings (Randsborg 1980: 89, Nancke-Krogh 1978, Bjarni Einarsson 1992). Such pit buildings probably served different functions, as was required. They were simple to build and maintain. Many were equipped either with a fireplace or a stone oven; stone ovens were present in the pit buildings both at Grelutóttir and Hvítarholt in western and southern Iceland (Guðmundur Ólafsson 1980, Þór Magnússon 1972). Pit buildings with ovens have been interpreted as weaving huts, as loom weights are commonly found in them (Bjarni Einarsson 1992). The stones in the pile in the corner of hut E at L'Anse aux Meadows had undoubtedly been used as weights, but whether for a fishing net or a loom is difficult to say. A number of birch bark rolls and waste from wood working, found in the bog outside the hut, may clarify this issue. Birch bark rolls were frequently used as net sinker wraps for stones like those in the corner of the hut (a practice persisting into the nineteenth century), so hut E could be a workshop and storage place for a fish net (Martens 1972: 94, Myrdal 1984).
http://journals.hil.unb.ca/index.php...e/view/140/236
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:51 PM
ovo je jako interesantno u vezi islanda:

60% originalne zenske populacije je iz irske.
31% do sad testiranih muskih islandjana i norvezana ima R1a haplogrupu, sto bi se lepo poklopilo sa procentom slovena među norvezanima i islandjanima.
interesantno je da među islandjanima i greenladjanima nema I2a.

irci sloveni i nordijski germani su se mesali vise i duže nego sto vecina ljudi misli.

za ovu kulturnu vezu između iraca i nordijaca se zna u irskoj i čak se čitava mesana kultura naziva hyberno-norse (irsko-nordijska). ja mislim da bi trebalo promeniti ovo u hyberno-norse-slavic (irsko-nordijsko-slovenska) kultura...

...group of Norsemen who had settled in Scotland and Ireland and intermarried with Gaelic-speaking people„.[13] Recent evidence suggests that approximately 60% of the Icelandic maternal gene pool is derived from Ireland and Scotland, much higher than other Scandinavian countries, although comparable to the Faroese one...[14]
...Another study shows that quite a big group of Scandinavian males, in particular Norwegians and Icelanders (up to 31% of samples), carry Haplogroup R1a1a (Y-DNA)...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icelanders
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:51 PM
da vidimo da li su sloveni ostavili bilo kakav kulturni trag među vikinzima i ircima (osim kuca, keramike, naziva mesta...)

ono što se danas smatra irskom muzikom nije irska muzika. ne zna se kad je i odakle je stigla u irsku. prava originalna irska muzika je vokalna bez instrumenata i zove se sean nos (stari stil)...

...The real traditional Irish music is an unaccompanied vocals called sean nós („in the old style”) and are considered the ultimate expression of traditional singing. This is usually performed solo (very occasionally as a duet). Sean-nós singing is highly ornamented and the voice is placed towards the top of the range. A true sean-nós singer will vary the melody of every verse, but not to the point of interfering with the words, which are considered to have as much importance as the melody. To the first-time listener, accustomed to pop and classical singers, sean-nós often sounds more „Arabic” or „Indian” than „Western”.
Non-sean-nós traditional singing, even when accompaniment is used, uses patterns of ornamentation and melodic freedom derived from sean-nós singing, and, generally, a similar voice placement...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk_music_of_Ireland

evo ovde par primera prave stare irske muzike:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzrETE3RqWc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbeUwSyKvQs
http://www.youtube.co m/watch?v=UsUVrOVFwDo

ono što se danas podrazumeva pod irskom muzikom ima jako puno sličnosti sa tradicionalnom nordijskom muzikom kao i sa tradicionalnom berberskom muzikom. posto nas ovde interesuju vikinzi zanemaricemo berberski uticaj. ono sto je interesantno u vezi skandinavske narodne muzike je da se ona bazira na slovenskoj narodnoj muzici, najviše na polki i na ritmovima dvojci i cetvorci.

kako je moguće da tradicionalna slovenska muzika postane tradicionalna nordijska i irska muzika? ja bih predlozio hipotezu da je to posledica značajnog prisustva slovena među nordijcima koji su na nordijce preneli svoju muzicku kulturu u vreme stvaranja nordijske kulture. ti mesani germansko slovenski nordijci su onda tu kulturu doneli u irsku.

evo šta nordijci kažu o svojoj narodnoj muzici:

The fast pace of the Karelian music played by Värttinä, is one type of Karelian Folk Music. A wide range of styles developed in Karelia, and the tempos vary quite a bit, for example: Ljuuli, Ljuuli, an Eastern Karelian lullabye, to the immortal Säkkijärven Polkka and beyond. Today's Karelian music has a lot of Celtic/Slavic/Bulgarian overtones and is not necessarily the type sung and played before the war.
http://uralica.com/finartis.htm

Fiddle and accordion duos play generally simple rhythmic dance music. The oldest variety is called pols, and it is now mostly found on Fanø and includes even smaller variety likes sønderhoning from Sønderho. Sønderho has produced a family of widely-respected musicians in Søren Lassen Brinch and his descendants. Another dance from Fanø is called fanik, while Danish dance music included its own versions of polka, waltz, schottisch, trekanter, firtur, tretur and rheinlænder, displaying its multicultural influences from Germany, Poland, Austria, Bohemia, Sweden, England and Norway.
http://www.humanitiesweb.org/spa/cai/ID/1636

The majority of the tunes are in minor keys. Traditionally, there were many tunes in keys that can not be classified as either minor or major (Modes). Traces of this still exist, but most of that disappeared when the accordion became popular. The majority of the dances that go with this music are partner dances, though exceptions do exist. Such exceptions include the minuets that are common in some parts of Finland and that can also be found in parts of Sweden, the solo-dance halling, generally considered typically Norwegian but also found in parts of Sweden, and the Finnish quadrille danced by several couples in formation. The most common dance rhythm is the polska. It is in 3/4 (three beats to the bar). In the most common polskas, the third beat is accentuated as well as the first. There are many local versions of the polska rhythm, and generally local variations of the accompanying dance correspond to these differences, though many of these local dances have disappeared. The schottische, also known as reinlender, polka and waltz are other common dance rhythms. In addition there are many other more uncommon dance rhythms (e.g. the anglais), despite a small number of surviving tunes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traditi...ic_dance_music
The music of Sweden shares the tradition of Nordic folk dance music with its neighboring countries in northern Europe, including polka, schottische, waltz, polska and mazurka. The accordion, clarinet, fiddle and nyckelharpa are among the most common Swedish folk instruments. The instrumental genre is the biggest one in Swedish traditional music. In the 1960s, Swedish youth sparked a roots revival in Swedish folk culture. Many joined Spelmanslag (folk musicians' clubs) and performed on mainstream radio and TV. They focused on instrumental polska music, with vocals and influences from other traditional genres becoming more prominent since the 1990s. By 1970, the „dansband” culture also began.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_Sweden
Traditional dances and tunes include reels (4/4), hornpipes (4/4 with swung eighth notes), and jigs (double and single jigs are in 6/8 time), as well as imported waltzes, mazurkas, polkas, and highlands or barndances (a sort of Irish version of the Scottish strathspey). Jigs come in various other forms for dancing — the slip jig and hop jig are commonly written in 9/8 time, the slide in 12/8. (The dance the hop jig is no longer performed under the auspices of An Coimisiun.) The forms of jig danced in hardshoe are known as double or treble jigs (for the doubles/trebles performed with the tip of the hardshoe), and the jigs danced in ghillies/pomps/slippers are known as light jigs.
Polkas are a type of 2/4 tune mostly found in the Sliabh Luachra area, at the border of Cork and Kerry, in the south of Ireland. Another distinctive Munster rhythm is the Slide, like a fast single jig in 12/8 time. The main differences between these types of tunes are in the time signature, tempo, and rhythmic emphasis. It should be noted that, as an aural music form, Irish traditional music is rather artificially confined by time signatures, which are not really capable of conveying the particular emphasis for each type of tune. An easy demonstration of this is any attempt to notate a slow air on the musical stave. Similarly, attempts by classically trained musicians to play traditional music by reading the common transcriptions are almost unrecognizable - the transcriptions exist only as a kind of shorthand.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk_music_of_Ireland

dakle u svim skandinavskim zemljama najstariji narodni ples se zove polka i ta polka je onda sa vikinzima dosla u irsku.

interesantno je da su tradicionalni instrumenti srednjovekovne irske isti kao tradicionalni rano srednjovekovni slovenski instrumenti.

ruske gusli, pogledajte sličnost sa harfom.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gusli

tradicionalni srednjovekovni slovenski orkestar. frula, bubanj i gajde.

http://www.vedan-kolod.ru/e_index1.htm

na šta vam lici ovo vikinsko kolo?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2ZyhmN3eas

evo ovde norveska narodna. vidite koliko lici na irsku i slovensku:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-98vYMKahTc

ja moram da pomenem da je ovaj muzicki uticaj verovatno isao u oba pravca i da je irska verovatno bila cvoriste. evo ovde poredjenje berberske i irske muzike, cisto da bi imali potpunu sliku kompleksnosti ove kulturne razmene:

evo ovde irski istoricar bob quin govori o berberskim kulturnim uticajima na irsku i atlantskoj kulturi i muzici:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7Q6S-cgs2s
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-12 12:53 PM
izgleda da su sloveni imali uticaj i na naoruzanje srednjovekovnih irskih pesaka.

irski dugi noz (scian) izgleda potice od slovenskog saex dugog noza koji su koristili slovenski vikinzi.

evo ovde sa jednog irskog foruma o oruzju irski scian:

Eric drew his inspiration for this knife from his research on Irish fighting knives in the National Museum of Ireland and from his research on the Viking scramasax.
covek je napravio kopiju bazirajuci je na primerke iz irskog narodnog muzeja i na vikinske duge nozeve.

http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=263779&d=1355177180&thumb=1

http://www.myarmoury.co m/talk/viewtopic.php?t=1891

evo sa engleskog sajta o oruzju, slovenski saex:

The slavic sheaths does not look like the gotlandic ones at all! My main interest is scandinavian 8-10th century and I have studied over 35 seaxes with sheaths from Gotland In person and none look like this.
slovenske korivce za dugi noz ne izgledaju kao gotlandske.

moj komentar: izgledaju kao irske. pogledajte oblik noza. pogledajte dizajn na koricama. irski troplet ili ti slovenski troplet

http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=263780&d=1355177573&thumb=1

http://forum.krstarica. com/attachment.php?attachmentid=263781&d=1355177585&thumb=1

http://www.britishblades.com/forums/...ght=slavic+sax

ev o ovde primer vikingskog saexa cisto da vidite razliku u dizajnu

http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=263793&d=1355220025&thumb=1
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-14 07:29 AM
nešto jako interesantno u vezi kulturnih sličnosti i razlika između iraca germanskih vikinga i slovena.

na jednoj diskusiji posvecenoj vikinzima postavio sam pitanje da li se ovaj bubanj javlja kod vikinga, s obzirom da se koristi kao instrument kod iraca i kod slovena.
irski bubanj
http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=263940&d=1355344934
http://forum.krstarica.com/attachmen t.php?attachmentid=263942&d=1355345376
slovenski bubanj
http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=263941&d=1355344935
http://forum.krstarica.com/attachmen t.php?attachmentid=263943&d=1355345388

spostavilo se da u svim okolnim kulturama u ranom srednjem veku ima bubnjeva osim u skandinaviji. covek sa kojim sam pricao kaže da je to za njega velika misterija, kako to da se ovakvi bubnjevi nalaze svuda oko skandinavaca germanskog porekla ali ne i kod njih. ja kažem možda zato što su ovi germani dosli mnogo kasnije nego svi drugi narodi severa evrope (irci, balti, sloveni, saami, finci, stepski ljudi) i nemaju isti kulturni koren.

Strangely enough Drums are not known in Scandinavia at this period..Of course the surrounding cultures have them, but no Scandinavian examples are found too date..for some reason.??
so could it be that this cultural trait somehow went from Slavic countries directly to Ireland (or the other way round) bypassing Scandinavia?
Thats a very good question. Possibly it has always been part of the Celtic tradition and came across Europe from the south east and made its way to Britain during their migration? The Celts did not penetrate the Germanic tribes so much in Northern Europe although there was always contact from trade and warfare. Its very strange really, because when you look at the Bronze age and early Iron age southern Scandinavia is filled with artifacts the are definitely Celtic, weapons, vessels , wagons, you name it. But no drums. Weird! Then again we also must remember that this drum is made totally of organic materials and its is possible that no example has survived. But to my knowledge there is no pictographs portraying this in Scandinavia either. I have often wondered about this myself. A drum is one of the most simple primal instruments..why not here? This type of drum was also used by the native Americans too..so its pretty much everywhere else. I would guess that Viking age Scandinavians did know drums from their contacts with the Sami, Finns, Balts, Slavs, and Steppe cultures, but why it didnt become a part of Scandinavian culture makes no sense to me. ???
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-14 07:31 AM
slawische Schläfenringe, temple rings, hramovni prstenovi

http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=263995&d=1355420621

evo ovde jednog interesantnog slovenskog sela iz okoline berlina. selo se zove Düppel i u ranom 13. veku je već bilo mesano slovensko germansko selo. ono sto je interesantno u vezi ovog sela je da su u njemu nadjene slovenski „hramovni prstenovi” koji se u nemackoj smatraju sigurnim znakom da je na toj teritoriji u ranom srednjem veku živela slovenska populacija.

http://www.dueppel.de/index.php?id=38

Bemerkenswert sind auch drei slawische Schläfenringe, die als ethnognomonisches Merkmal für einen slawischen Bevölkerungsanteil gewertet werden.
jako je značajno sto smo nasli 3 slovenska hramovna prstena jer to potvrdjuje da su sloveni živeli ovde...

http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=263992&d=1355420226

evo šta nemci kažu o ovim hramovnim prstenovima.

http://www.landschaftsmuseum.de/Seit...on/SR-slaw.htm

Heute weiß man, dass derartige Kopfschmuckringe im frühen Mittelalter weit verbreitet waren, sowohl im alemannischen, fränkischen als auch im slawischen Raum.
kaže ovi prstenovi su ranije smatrani iskljuvcivo slovenskim ali sada smo ih nasli u velikom broju i u frankoniji i u alemaniji. prevod: i tamo je u ranom srednjem veku živelo puno slovena. postoje osnovane tvrdnje da su sloveni zajedno sa germanima ucestvovali podjednako u stvaranju franaka.

evo ovde slovensko groblje u Teutschenthalu. hramovni prstenovi nadjeni u grobovima.

http://www.lda-lsa.de/de/landesmuseu...ats/2009/juni/

...svakom i prosecnom arhäologu u Nemackoj je odmah iz prvog pogleda na grobni sadrzaj ili prilog zna da je s(o)rbski ako ima nakit koji se zove „schläfenringe” (poznato kao „slawische schläfenringe”),slično otvorenoj narukvici koja se nosila oko vrata...

ako je ovo tačno, onda su sorbski (vendski) vikinzi ostavili još tragova za sobom po britanskim ostrvima

http://art.thewalters.org/detail/2826/neck-ring/

This Viking neck ring is made from three twisted silver wires and is fastened by an unusual conical knob and loop clasp. It was both jewelry and money to its owner. Large neck rings and smaller arms rings were buried in Viking hoards in Ireland, Scandinavia, and England, all important hubs of Viking sea trade. This neck ring was found buried with a plain arm ring (present location unknown), in Fenit, County Kerry, Ireland in 1880.
evo još jedan.

http://www.time-lines.co.uk/baltic-v...0-30492-0.html

obratite paznju na ovo:

Baltic Viking 'Plaited' Neck-Ring
Copper-alloy, 220 grams, 16.35 cm. Circa 10th century AD. A skilfully made neck-ring formed from four sturdy zinc-rich copper-alloy rods, each thicker at the centre (about 6mm) than the ends (about 3mm) to give an expanding profile to the finished article. The rods were first wound in pairs, then formed into the final complex plait, with the ends carefully fused to form the hook-and-eye closure. Each end has a collar of much finer wire (about 1mm) bound around the lower 1.5cm from which the hook and eye elements emerge. The form of the arm-ring is distinctively Scandinavian, and the find-spot is in the Kingdom of York where there was extensive contact with both Scandinavia and the Viking-dominated port and markets of the Isle of Man and Dublin. Similar rings were among the treasures of the Cuerdale hoard from Lancashire which was deposited in the opening years of the tenth century (from the coins, a date circa AD 905 is considered likely, although dates drawn from purely numismatic evidence can be revised from time to time). The form of the ring is of a standard ‘East Baltic’ type. Reference: Hårdh, B. Silver in the Viking Age. A Regional Economic Study, Stockholm, 1996, p.191ff. Published: Hammond, Brett. British Artefacts, volume 2 - Middle Saxon & Viking, Witham, 2010. Extremely fine condition. Provenance: from an old English collection.
ovaj vratni prsten pripada takozvanom istocno balitickom tipu. a zna se ko je živeo na istocnom baltiku.

interesantan tekst o padu vikinskog limerika u ruke iraca. opet vratna grivna i interesantan deo o vikinskim sedlima koja su bila neverovatno lepa. limerik je pao 967 godine. vikinzi koji su živeli to su koristili konjicu i imali su jako dobru konjicku opremu na kojoj su im irci zavideli. to je jako interesantno s obzirom da vikinzi nisu koristili konjicu do kasnog 11. veka. znamo da su nasi srbi vikinzi koristili konjicu u napadima na norvesku i dansku mnogo pre toga.

http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Media,4150,en.pdf

THE LATEST FASHION
Vikings usually fought on foot.Fashions changed in the late11th century, at the end of the Viking Age, when cavalry began to be usedin battle. This mounted warrior comesfrom a tapestry woven in Baldishol,Norway, in around 1200. He is wearing a helmet and chain-mail tunic,and carrying a kite-shaped shield. Against an opponent on foot, theselonger shields gave better protectionto the cavalryman’s lower body
dakle nalazenjem ovih prstenova u britaniji samo je potvrdjeno prisustvo slovena među vikinzima.

evo ovde slovenskih hramovnih prstenova u skandinaviji iz desetog i jedanaestog veka. kaže: znamo da su sloveni živeli u skandinaviji u ovo vreme samo ne znamo u kolikom broju. znaci u vreme najvece vikinske ekspanzije na zapad, sloveni su u velikom broju živeli u skandinaviji pomesani sa germanima, pa je malo verovatno da nisu bili deo vikinskih flota i vojski.

On Bornholm, an interesting 11th century cemetery near Grødby
was excavated during the 1990s. It has been interpreted as a
Christian graveyard due to the presence of children’s graves and
the separation of male and female graves (Wagnkilde 1999 and
2001). However, neither church nor chapel were found, and it is
rather peculiar that many of the graves were more elaborately
furnished with goods than the 10th century pagan graves (among
other things Baltic Ware, wet stones, knives, coins and typical
Slavic jewellery such as ‘Schläfenringe’ and ‘Gürtelhaken’). Christian
or not, this might be a population of Slavic people.
This could also apply to the 11th century settlement site of Mölleholmen
near Ystad in Skåne, located on a tiny islet in a lake,
which revealed Baltic Ware (Kelm & Larsson 1995; Kelm 2000).
The site’s topographical situation is very much akin to the location
of many Slavic settlements in Mecklenburg; for instance
Dümmer near Schwerin (Wietrzichowski 1991).
Thus, there is evidence of Slavic presence north of the Baltic
Sea during the 11th century, but how substantial this presence
was is unclear.
https://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j...CQxUYWzp6FFAUA

evo ovde par linkova o slovenskim hramnim prstenovima

http://www.balto-slavica.com/forum/l...php/t6169.html
http://www.novgorod.ru/read/informat...nevek_tochk a_6
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~chris...n/tr1main.html
ovo je jako interesantno. „irski bros” nađenu slovenskim grobovima u rusiji među hramovnim prstenovima...

http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=263996&d=1355420693
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-14 07:32 AM
z knjige „Across the western Baltic”

www.roskildem" >https://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CDUQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.roskildem useum.dk%2FAdmin%2FPublic%2FDWSDownload.aspx%3FFile%3D%252FFiles%252FFiler%252FVORES%2BVIDEN%252FDet%2Bdigitale%2Bmuseum %252FArtikler%252FJU_Western_Baltic.pdf&ei=Fg3KUMG_K4bOhAe7hoH4Dw&usg=AFQjCNH591ea8R2iP20R9MJiqNuXxiojRQ&sig2=oW1bsDpECQ xUYWzp6FFAUA

Excavations in the harbour area of Roskilde (which in the 13th
century was called ‘Vindeboder’ - „the booths of the Wends”)
revealed a silver earring and a bone awl that can be identified as
typically Slavic, but are extremely rare in Danish settlements.
The bone awl is most unlikely to be considered as an import
in its own right, which indicates the presence of Slavic traders,
craftsmen or the like in 11th century Roskilde (Ulriksen 2000).
kaže u roskildeu koji se do 13. veka zvao Vindeboder sto znaci vendska pijaca, ili vendski trzni centar, nadjeno je puno slovenskih artefakata koji pokazuju da ovde živeli sloveni u 11 veku.

evo šta se kaže na vikipediji o roskilde:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roskilde

Roskilde (Danish pronunciation: [ˈʁʌskilə]) is the main city in Roskilde Municipality. It lies on the island of Zealand, Denmark.
The city is ancient, dating from the Viking Age and is a member of the Most Ancient European Towns Network.[1]
roskilde na ostrvu zealand jedan od najstarijih „vikinskih” i evropskih gradova, koji se zvao Vindeboder, koji su osnovali vendi (sloveni) i u kome su živeli i trgovali sloveni najmanje do 13. veka. naravno za germane istorija roskilde pocinje kad su tamo na silu pokrstili i podancili lokalno slovensko stanovnistvo i kad su napravili katedralu. krstasi su obično pravili katedrale u centrima neprijateljske (u ovom slučaju slovenske paganske) teritorije kao primer.

According to Adam of Bremen and Saxo Grammaticus, in the 980s, Harald I of Denmark built a church...
a evo šta se kaže na vikipediji za Vindeboder:

http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vindeboder

kaže ovde su živeli vendi od najkasnije 1100 godine a verovatno i ranije. takođe su živeli u Hvidovre. u oblasti (prdgradje kopenhagena) ima puno slovenskih toponima iz tog vremena. kaže takođe da po celoj danskoj ima puno mesta gde su vendi imali svoje trznice.

zašto je roskilda važna? iz mnogo razloga. jedan je da su u roskildi, starom vikinskom gradu kojeg su osnovali sloveni nalazi muzej vikinskih brodova.

http://www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/en/

a u njemu se nalazi i jedan (samo jedan od hiljada) slovenskih vikinskih brodova.

http://www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/en/...b96d7bf599ecd6
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-14 07:33 AM
još iz knjige „Across the western Baltic”

www.roskildem" >https://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CDUQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.roskildem useum.dk%2FAdmin%2FPublic%2FDWSDownload.aspx%3FFile%3D%252FFiles%252FFiler%252FVORES%2BVIDEN%252FDet%2Bdigitale%2Bmuseum %252FArtikler%252FJU_Western_Baltic.pdf&ei=Fg3KUMG_K4bOhAe7hoH4Dw&usg=AFQjCNH591ea8R2iP20R9MJiqNuXxiojRQ&sig2=oW1bsDpECQ xUYWzp6FFAUA

Additionally, an extraordinary collection of artefacts, both in quantity and quality has been retrieved from most of these sites
during excavation - in particular through intensive metal detecting, stressing the fact that the settlements held an extraordinary
function in society. Lejre (T. Christensen 1993), Tissø (Jørgensen 1998), Strøby-Toftegård on Sjælland (Tornbjerg 1998) and Järrestad
in Skåne (Söderberg 2002) were established in the late 6th or during the 7th century. Uppåkra in Skåne appears to be
slightly different. Its thick occupation layer is unusual, containing houses and finds from the Late Pre-Roman Iron Age to the end
of the Viking Age (Larsson 2002). In this respect Uppåkra has a close parallel in Gudme. Nevertheless, the artefacts emphasise
that Uppåkra climaxed during the Vendel Period and the Viking Age, just like its sister sites on Sjælland.
New features in the Vendel Period were specialised landing places emerging along the seashores of sheltered, inner-Danish waters,
as well as appearing on the more exposed shoreline on the south coast of Skåne (Callmer 1994; Ulriksen 1998). While the
vast majority of agrarian settlements are situated at least 1-2 km from the coast, the landing places were established very close to
the shoreline on well-drained areas, such as beach ridges or areas of sand or gravel. They are generally characterised by the absence
of farm units, and if there were buildings, then pit-houses dominated, sometimes supplemented by minor three-aisled buildings.
There were also workshops, where iron working, bronze casting, production of textiles and comb making were common.
As a comparison, rural settlements contain refuse from a limited range of handicrafts clearly dominated by textile production, followed
by iron working (Ulriksen 2002).
dakle u oblasti Skåne koja je danas u juznoj svedskoj, imamo naselja koja pokazuju kulturni kontinuitet od ranog pre rimskog gvozdenog doba preko vendel kulture do vikinske kulture. postoji razlika između naselja u unutrasnjosti i na obali. na obalu su kuce bile naše zemunice. takođe nadjeno je mnogo radionica. ko su ono bili glavni trgovci u danskoj u vreme vrhunca vikinske kulture?

takođe u ovoj oblasti su nadjeni mnoge razlicite vrste grobova sto potvrdjuje da je populacija bila mesana:

Cemeteries are well known in Skåne, Halland, Blekinge and
Bornholm (Isendahl 1997; Jørgensen 1990; Jørgensen & Nørgård
Jørgensen 1997; Nagmér 1982; Strömberg 1968), while only few
have survived the intense ploughing in other parts of Denmark
(Jönsson 1992; Madsen 1994; Ramskou 1976). The variation of
burial rituals is both interesting and puzzling. Cremation and inhumation
were practised, and the dead could be buried beneath
a mound or within a stone setting formed as a circle, an oval, a
triangle, a square or ship shaped. Secondary use of Bronze Age
mounds is also known (Ørsnes 1966).
već sam rekao da postoje dokazi da su u oblasti Skåne živeli sloveni u vreme vikinga. zašto je ovo važno? zbog cuvenog vikinskog Jomsborga u kome su bili vikinzi iz slovenskih zemalja i vikinzi iz oblasti Skåne, za koje se uvek kaže da su germani. šta ako su i oni bili delom ili većinom sloveni?

SIGVALDI. Snorre names „Sigvalde?earl over Jomsborg in Vindland?a son of King Strutherald who had ruled over Skane”, recording that he captured Svend King of Denmark, took him to Jomsborg and threatened to deliver him into the hands of the Wends unless he made peace[13]. He led a fleet of Jomsborg Vikings who invaded Norway and fought Haakon Jarl of Norway at Hjorungavag but was defeated[14]. m ASTRID of the Wends, daughter of BURISLAW King of the Wends & his wife ---. Snorre names „Astrid, a daughter of King Burizleif” as the wife of Sigvalde
in the KING OLAF TRYGVASON'S SAGA„ it says:

”King Svein made a magnificent feast, to which he invited all the chiefs in his dominions; for he would give the succession-feast,or the heirship-ale, after his father Harald...(..)...The Jomsborg vikings came to the festival with their bravest men, forty ships of them from Vindland, and twenty ships from Skane.„ So, from the 60 ships on which the Jomsvikings came to visit Sven (father of Canute the Great) who just become the king of Denmark - 40 were slavic.
ko je osnovao jomsburg?

According to the Knytlingasaga and Fagrskinna, Jomsborg was built by the Danish king Harold Bluetooth (910-985/86) in the 960s
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jomsborg

to je isti onaj Harold Bluetooth, ujedinitelj danske, za koga se nedavno ”senzacionalno„ ispostavilo da je imao slovensku vojsku, i koji je gradio slovenske tvrdjave po tadasnjim ”danskim„ zemljama.”
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-17 08:59 AM
naselje sastavljeno od 42 duge kuce (long houses) i 350 zemunica (pit houses) sa severnog jutlanda iz kasnog gvozdenog doba. takođe nadjena su jame za spaljivanje pokojnika kao i grobovi sto govori o prisustvu mesane populacije.

lokacija: Bejsebakken, a central site near Aalborg in Northern Jutland

http://www.uppakra.se/backup/docs/up...Nielsen_U6.pdf

Numerous metal detector finds were the main reason why, for a number of years, the Bejsebakken site was considered an important Late Iron Age settlement. Recently, extensive excavations have produced a comprehensive find material, which provides new knowledge of the character and structure of the settlement. The results are presented in this interim report.
A total of 42 longhouses and 350 pit houses were excavated in a 50.000 m2 large area, which constitutes the main part of the settlement. The houses are mainly from the Early and Late Germanic Iron Age. The central part of the settlement is almost completely without structural remains. Clusters of successive pit houses have been established. Weaving weights and spinning whirls demonstrates that the pit houses were used for textile production. Finds from the layers of filling indicate other crafts on the site. Fibulas and other finds show a connection to Norway and Sweden.
The site is interpreted as a small permanent settlement, periodically visited by craftsmen and traders.
In almost all pit houses, the filling contained numerous stones made brittle by fire...Several pit houses have an oblong, oval pit, a few centimetres deep and usually situated
in the northern part of the house.
da li su ovo ostaci kamenih i glinenih peci?
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-17 09:01 AM
evo još slovenskih kuca ovog puta na setlandskim ostrvima. dati su podaci i za zemunice sa kamenim ognjistima u norveskoj.

knjiga: The Biggings, Papa Stour, Shetland: the history and excavation of a royal Norwegian farm

island

http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=264076&d=1355505639

norveska

http://forum .krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=264077&d=1355505640

slika jednog od ugaonih ognjista sa setlanda

http://books.google.ie/books?id=JvNr3lmmmHgC&pg=PA220&lpg=PA211&ots=z77Vtk_r-Q&dq=pit+houses+with+corner+ov... n+norway
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-17 09:02 AM
evo ovo cisto da se vidi da su sloveni pravili ovakve kuce u 19. veku. blizu odese, ruska tvrdjava sa 100 zemunica sa peci u cosku, svaka pravljena da primi po 10 vojnika.

http://worldarchaeology.net/about_cwa/index.htm

Highly interesting finds of Turkish fortress sites and a Russian marching fort (four cannon and 100 pit-houses in ten lines) from around 1800 AD have given superb insights into military life in the field at the time of Napoleon. The fort sits on the road between Odessa and Ismaël on the Danube (besieged and taken by Russia in 1790, in fact General Suvorov). Each pit-house (with an oven in the corner) probably held about ten men. Crosses, coins and bottles for alcohol leave no doubt about the origin of the soldiers, in spite of nomad female attire and Turkish pipes. Rectangular earthen walls crowned with timbers or fortification baskets and moats surrounded the camp which was situated in the fork between two smaller rivers.

evo ovde zemunica sa peci u cosku iz madjarske iz arpadskog perioda kada je vecina stanovnistva u madjarskoj bila slovenskog porekla i slovneske kulture

http://www.ruralia.cz/320-332.pdf

još zemunica

jako interesantno jer ibn fadlan kaže da su rus vikinzi živeli u kucama sa pecima u cosku

IBN FADL® AN AND THE R USIYYAH

http://www.library.cornell.edu/colld...st/montgo1.pdf

If Ibn Fadl − an does mean that this disembarkation-point is the site of the market on the confluence of the Volga and Kama rivers, the Varangian Rus would have influ- enced the urbanisation of the area. The difference between Ibn Fadl − an’s description of these dwellings and standard Viking houses may corroborate the suggestion that they are temporary stopping-places (see further Smyser, 104), although they have more in common with „authentically Slavic rectangular timber houses with an oven in the corner” (Dolukhanov, 184), indicating a futher feature shared between Varangian and Slav.

rusi su u srednjem veku još živeli u ovakvim kucama

russia from early times

http://gendocs.ru/docs/9/8389/conv_1/file1.pdf

When it became bitterly cold, much (maybe all) of the livestock and food stores such as cabbage moved inside. The major structure inside every peasant
hut was the stove, a structure built in one of the corners that occupied much of the room in the hut. It was built of rock and mortar and had three chambers for maximum extraction of heat. Had the Russian stove had a chimney, 80 per cent of the heat would have gone out of the chimney, so there was only a smoke hole in the back of the stove which vented the smoke into the room.
The heating season was about six months of the year, 16 so that for six months of the year the peasants breathed a toxic mixture of carbon monoxide and
over two hundred wood-smoke particles that clogged their throats and lungs.
The product was the infamous Russian smoky hut, one of the major features of Russian civilisation from the time the Slavs moved east into Ukraine in
the sixth century, and then into the Volga–Oka mesopotamia in the eleventh–thirteenth centuries, down until the 1930s. The smoke was so dense that it left
a line around the wall about shoulder-high, where the bottom of the smoke cloud hung. The air was so toxic that it disinfected the hut to the extent that
not even cockroaches could survive. The Russians had a saying: ‘If you want to be warm, you have to suffer the smoke.’
vikinzi u estoniji su živeli u ovakvim kucama

Pre-Viking Age, and Viking Age in Estonia

https://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j...Mjba_4mlOY0mkw
The earliest stoves were located in the centre of buildings; later stoves were placed in corners. This fact implies that the keris stove developed from open fireplace (Tõnisson 1981a, 47). The
main purpose of stoves was heating, but the fire was also used for the preparation of food. In front of both keris and vaulted clay stoves, a small depression (lee in Estonian) up to 50 cm wide was
generally made where food could be prepared on hot embers removed from the stove. Besides the stove, there were benches around the walls of the hut on which the peasants sat during the day and slept at night, on mattresses stuffed with hay or straw. Early tables were made of clay and immovable; movable tables made of wood date from the seventeenth century. Some huts had primitive
stools, but usually there were no chairs or other furniture except a trunk (made of wood, leather, and/or woven bark, reeds and other materials) in which the peasants kept their extra and out-of-season clothing. There was a shelf protruding from one of the walls on which cooking utensils were kept. Clay pots were used for storage or mixing.
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-17 09:04 AM
interesantno

gomila slovenskih hramovskih prstenova nađenihu vikinskim nalazima u rusiji mesana sa skandinavskim nakitom.

http://www.archeurope.com/_texts/00006a.pdf

evo i ovde lista vikinskog nakita. isti vratni prstenovi i takođe slovenske mindjuse. kaže se da skandinavske žene nisu nosile mindjuse,

http://www.castlemere.org/images/AnS...ikingbling.pdf

interesantno

Permian spiral-ring sa istocnog baltika. nadjene su po celoj skandinaviji i u britaniji. poticu iz rusije.

http://www.time-lines.co.uk/sold-vik...s-24477-0.html

ovo je jako iteresantno. kasni „anglo saxon” ili „anglo-skandinavian” zavrsetak kaisa. pogledajte dizajn.

http://www.ebay.ie/itm/ANGLO-SAXON-V...#ht_1811wt_973

ANGLO- SAXON OR ANGLO- SCANDINAVIAN VIKING
'KNOTWORK PELLET-AND-CROSS'
TONGUE-SHAPED STRAP END
Silver-gilt, 10.41 grams, 33.52 mm. 10th-11th century AD. A thick, cast strap end with decorative elements in high relief. The design comprises a cross with central boss, between the arms of which are four similar bosses within semicircles. A raised bar runs across the top beyond which is the thinner bar pierced for attachment. Similar D-shaped strap ends are a Late Saxon development influenced by contemporary Scandinavian fashions; the heavy moulding and geometric design are based on Winchester Style manuscript decoration and its derivatives in the plastic arts. Gilding remains on some of the surface. Reference: Thomas, G. Late Anglo-Saxon and Viking-Age Strap-Ends 750-1100 FRG Datasheet no.32, 2004, no.23-4. Very fine condition. Provenance: from an old continental collection.
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-17 09:05 AM
Jomsborg (wolin)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jomsborg

Legendarno sediste Joms vikinga, najcuvenijih ratnika vikinskog sveta.

Jomsviking Saga tvrdi da je Jomsborg bio baza vikinskog bratsva ciji su clanovi bili zapadni sloveni (wendi) i skandinavci iz oblasti skane. neki istoricari veruju da je skandinavski element bio marginalan i da je Jomsborg bio baza slovenskih pirata isto kao ostrvo Rujan, Rugen or Rugia. ovo je potpuno moguće s obzirom da je skana imala veliku slovensku populaciju.
zvanicno osnivac Jomsburga je Harold Bluetooth. međutim postoje i drugi izvori koji tvrde da je wolin u vikinsko doba bio centar ratobornih wolinskih slovena. sasvim je moguće da je Harold Bluetooth imao veze sa wolinom. Harold Bluetooth je onaj ujedinitelj danske, za koga se nedavno „senzacionalno” ispostavilo da je imao slovensku vojsku, i koji je gradio slovenske tvrdjave po tadasnjim „danskim” zemljama. možda je u volinu bio centar Haroldove mornarice. izvan danske gde nije mogao biti napadnut sa ledja.

harold je, uspostavljajuci savez između skandinavaca i slovena, u desetom veku stvorio jednu od najjačih vojnih saveza svog doba i stvorio je verovatno najjacu mornaricu u evropi. ovi sloveni se uvek zovu vendi.

evo ovde mape haroldove koalicije:

u dokumentarnoj seriji krv vikinga koju je uradio bbc, kaže se:

„harold oznacava promenu u organizaciji vikinskih oruzanih formacija koje su napadale britaniju od malih pljackaskih grupa do velike dobro organizovane i obucene vojske...u isto vreme vikinzi razvijaju potpuno nove vrste brodova sa sirokom palubom, sposobnih da nose veliku kolicinu vojnika i opreme sto im je omogućilo da stvore veliku invazionu flotu...”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qbbKCmPRjo

pitam se koliki je u ovome bio slovenski uticaj? verovatno veliki. sloveni su bili jako dobro obuceni za kopneno ratovanje. sloveni su imali oklopljenu konjicu koja nije postojala u skandinaviji. takođe sloveni su imali brodove sa plitkim sirokim trupom koji nisu postojali u skandinaviji, a koji su bili idealni za prenos trupa i opreme pa čak i konjice. izgleda da bez slovena ne bi bilo vikinskog danelaw niti bi bilo vikinskih i normanskih kraljeva engleske...

ono sto je kontroverzno u vezi wolina-jomsborga je da li je on bio pod kontrolom poljskih kraljeva ili je bio u sukobu sa poljskom. verovatno je prvo bio u sukobu a onda je potpao pod vazalnu vlast poljaka. ovo je vezano sa kontroverznim odnosom harolda i njegovih potomaka i jarlova od skane. izgleda da je originalno za vreme harolda postojao savez između harolda, skanskih jarlova, i vendskih zemalja a da su poljaci pod kraljem Mieszkom bili u protivnickom taboru u savezu sa francima. kasnije za vreme haroldovog sina Swena (Sweyn Forkbeard) koji je bio ozenjen poljskom princezom Świętosławom, cerkom kralja Mieszka prvog, poljaci menjaju stranu i pristupaju danskom savezu. u vreme vladavine Swenovog sina Kanuta imamo cvrst savez poljske i danske pod vladavinom poljskog kralja Boleslava i danskog kralja Kanuta koji je bio boleslavov zet. dakle u to vreme imamo savez između venda, poljaka skandinavaca. i šta se onda desilo? neko je ubedio kanuta da uvede hrišćanstvo u pagansku dansku. i savez se raspao. zgleda da je tada doslo do podela u danskoj i sukoba dve danske frakcije: kanutova hrišćanska frakcija i paganska frakcija jarlova of skane (kasnije svedska). u ovom sukobu sloveni nisu ostali po strani. u to vreme poljaci su već bili hrišćani. hrišćansvo je uvedeno u poljsku za vreme Mieszka prvog. da li su poljaci uticali na pokrstavanje danaca? ko zna. u svakom slučaju doslo je do podele između paganskih wenda i hrišćanskih poljaka i stvaranja dve nove koalicije: jarlovi od skane + wendi volina i kanut + boleslav. ovo je dovelo do konacne propasti jomsburga koji je bio mocni paganski vojni centar. 1043 jomsburg je unisten od strane hrišćanskog kralja Magnusa I od Norveske. Magnus je u to vreme bio u ratu sa Sweynom Estridsenom , necakom danskog kralja Kanuta oko toga ko će da vlada danskom. Sweynova baza je bil u paganskoj skaniji a Jomsburg, takođe paganski centar, je bio u savezu sa skanijom. ovaj politicki sukob je takođe bio i verski sukob. i u pravom duhu krstaskih ratova jomsborg (Wolin) je unisten do temelja i svi stanovnici su pobijeni.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Bluetooth
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweyn_Forkbeard
http://en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mieszko_I_of_Poland
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigrid_the_Haughty
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cnut_the_Great
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boles%C5%82aw_I_Chrobry
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus_I_of_Norway
http://en.wikipe dia.org/wiki/Sweyn_II_of_Denmark
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-17 09:07 AM
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Heimsk...7s_Saga/Part_I

In viking saga's we can learn about first rulers of Poland. There is controversy if the Burizleif king of the Vindland (or Vendland) was polish ruler Mieszko I or his son first polish king Boleslav the Brave. Some suggest that Scandinavians were calling both Boleslav the Brave and his father Mieszko with the same name and title Burizleif king of the Vindland. I have studied the KING OLAF TRYGVASON'S SAGA„ and thats what i found:

”King Svein made a magnificent feast, to which he invited all the chiefs in his dominions; for he would give the succession-feast,or the heirship-ale, after his father Harald...(..)...The Jomsborg vikings came to the festival with their bravest men, forty ships of them from Vindland, and twenty ships from Skane.„

So, from the 60 ships on which the Jomsvikings came to visit Sven (father of Canute the Great) who just become the king of Denmark - 40 were slavic. On that feast someone decided to use the Jomsvikings to his plans. They drunk to much beer and were droven into the intrigue which ended bad for them: ”Thereafter for the chiefs of the Jomsborg vikings was filled and drunk the largest horn to be found, and of the strongest drink..(...)..Thereafter Earl Sigvalde emptied a remembrance bowl to his father's honour,and made the solemn vow, that before three winters came to an end he would go to Norway, and either kill Earl Hakon, or chase him out of the country.Thereupon Thorkel the Tall, his brother,made a solemn vow to follow his brother Sigvalde to Norway, and not flinch from the battle so
long as Sigvalde would fight there. Then Bue the Thick vowed to follow them to Norway, and not flinch so long as the other Jomsborg vikings fought. At last Vagn Akason vowed that he would go with them to Norway, and not return until he had slain Thorkel Leira, and gone to bed to his daughter Ingebjorg without her friends' consent...(...)...when the Jomsborg vikings had slept off their drink, they thought they had spoken more than enough.„ So, the Jomsviking sailed toward Norway in the force of the 60 ships, but the Norwegians were not surprised and met them on the sea with the 150 ships. The earls Hakon and Eirik lay in Halkelsvik, where all their forces were assembled. They had 150 ships,and they had heard that the Jomsborg vikings had come in from sea, and lay at the island Hod; and they, in consequence, rowed out to seek them. When they reached a place called Hjorungavag they met each other,and both sides drew up their ships in line for an attack.” During the battle one of the jomsviking's Jarl's found a chance to escape and left the battle which was lost. All together 35 ships escaped while 25 were still fighting. Most of the crews fought to death and the Norwegians captured only 30 wounded but still alive Jomsvikings. The norwegians begined execution: „Vagn and thirty men were taken prisoners, and bound, and brought to land. Then came up Thorkel Leira, and said, ”Thou madest
a solemn vow, Vagn, to kill me, but now it seems more likely that I will kill thee.„ Vagn and his men sat all upon a log of wood together. Thorkel had an axe in his hands, with which he cut at him who sat outmost on the log. Vagn and the other prisoners were bound so that a rope was fastened on their feet, but they had their hands free. One of them said, ”I will stick this cloak-pin that I have in my hand into the earth, if it be so that I know anything, after my head is cut off.„ His head was cut off, but the cloak-pin fell from his hand. There sat also a very handsome man with long hair, who twisted his hair
over his head, put out his neck, and said, ”Don't make my hair bloody.„ A man took the hair in his hands and held it fast. Thorkel hewed with his axe; but the viking twitched his head so strongly that he who was holding his hair fell forwards, and the axe cut off both his hands, and stuck fast in the earth.” After doing it the young handsome viking said famous: „Eigi Eru Enn Allir Jomsvikingar daudhir” („Not Yet Are All the Jomsvikings Dead”). Anyway, The Norwegians were impressed so much that rewarded him and the remaining 11 of the Jomsvikings who were not executed yet with life and let them go back to Jomsborg.

Farther the Saga says about king Sven Forkbeard and his connections with Polish prince: „The Danish king, Svein Tjuguskeg, was married to Gunhild, a daughter of Burizleif, king of the Vinds..(..)...Burizleif, the king of the Vinds, complained to his relation Earl Sigvalde, that the agreement was broken which Sigvalde had made between King Svein and King Burizleif, by which Burizleif was to get in marriage Thyre, Harald's daughter, a sister of King Svein: but that marriage had not proceeded, for Thyre had given positive no to the proposal to marry her to an old and heathen king.
”Now,„ said King Burizleif to Earl Sigvalde, ”I must have the promise fulfilled.„ And he told Earl Sigvalde to go to Denmark, and bring him Thyre as his queen. Earl Sigvalde loses no time, but goes to King Svein of Denmark, explains to him the case; and brings it so far by his persuasion, that the king delivered his sister Thyre into his hands. With her went some female attendants, and her foster-father, by name Ozur Agason, a man of great power, and some other people. In the agreement between the king and the earl, it was settled that Thyre should have in property the possessions which Queen Gunhild had enjoyed in Vindland, besides other great properties as bride-gifts. Thyre wept sorely, and went very unwillingly. When the earl came to Vindland, Burizleif held his wedding with Queen Thyre, and received her in marriage; bus as long as she was among heathens she would neither eat nor drink with them, and this lasted for seven days...(...)...It happened one night that Queen Thyre and Ozur ran away in the dark, and into the woods, and, to be short in our story, came at last to Denmark. But here Thyre did not dare to remain, knowing that if her brother King Svein heard of her, he would send her back directly to Vindland. She went on, therefore, secretly to Norway, and never stayed her journey until she fell in with King Olaf, by whom she was kindly received.”
There in Norway she married Olaf King of Norway. When king Olaf of norway became the husband of the Danish princess who was before married to the ruler of the Poles (prolly Mieszko I) he sailed to Poland to talk with polish ruler about the property of his wife which polish prince recived together with her. Saga also says that he had many friends there: (After his sister Ingebjorg's wedding, the king made ready in all haste to leave the country with his army, which was both greatand made up of fine men.) When he left the land and sailed southwards he had sixty ships of war, with which he sailed past Denmark, and in through the Sound, and on to Vindland. Heappointed a meeting with King Burizleif; and when the kings met, they spoke about the property which King Olaf demanded, and the conference went off peaceably, as a good account was given of the properties which King Olaf thought himself entitled to there. He passed here much of the summer, and found many of his old friends.„
When king Olaf was in Poland on the court of Polish ruler, he gets informations that king of Denmark Sven Forkbeard is gatheiring army against him and wants to attack him on his way back to Norway. They decide that Jomsborg vikings will give Olaf 11 ships which will join the norwegian fleet to protect the king. Decision is made by the Earl Sigvalde who seems to be an often guest if not an all time resident on the court of Polish ruler and Jarl of Jomsborg in the same time. Altough it looks like it was a trick and its real intention was to drive king Olaf into Denish trap: ”There came first a flying report to Vindland that the Danish king, Svein, had fitted out an army; and it was soon whispered that he intended to attack King Olaf. But Earl Sigvalde says to King Olaf, „It never can be King Svein's intention to venture with the Danish force alone, to give battle to thee with such a powerful army; but if thou hast any suspicion that evil is onfoot, I will follow thee with my force (at that time it was considered a great matter to have Jomsborg vikings with an army), and I will give thee eleven well-manned ships.” The king accepted this offer; and as the light breeze of wind that came was favourable, he ordered the ships to get under weigh, and the war-horns to sound the departure. The sails were hoisted and all the small vessels, sailing fastest, got out to sea before the others. The earl, who sailed nearest to the
king's ship, calledto those on board to tell the king to sail in his keel-track:„For I know where the water is deepest between the islands and in the sounds, and these large ships require the deepest.” Then the earl sailed first with his eleven ships, and the king followed with his large ships, also eleven in number; but the whole of the rest of the fleet sailed out to sea. Now when Earl Sigvalde came sailing close under the island Svold, a skiff rowed out to inform the earl that the Danish king's army was lying in the harbour before them. Then the earl ordered the sails of his vessels to be struck, and they rowed in under the island. „
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olaf_I_of_Norway

goran-pavlovic
2012-12-17 09:08 AM
ovo je interesantno u vezi uloge Jomsvikinga u smrti kralja olafa trigvessona. neki kažu da su joms vikinzi pobegli sa bojista i ostavili kralja da bude ubijen. neki drugi kažu da je sve bilo organizovano od strane poljskog kralja koji je zajedno sa dancima zeleo da se otarasi olafa.

Olaf Trygvesson - you're forgetting that the Jomsvikings betrayed him and deserted his fleet after leading him into the trap in which were hidden the ships of the combined Norweggian - Swedish - Danish alliance. I don't think we know whether the Jomsvikings fought for Svein Forkbeard or not. Olaf had eleven ships compared to anywhere from seventy to two hundred on the other side. (Do note that three of Olaf's ships were the three biggest in Scandanavia.) The Danes and Swedes showed themselves to be cowards, but the Norwegians under Earl Erik eventually overwhelmed them.
Did they betray him? In my opinion it was part of the plan. Jomsvikings were subjects of Polish king (Jomsvikingasaga). Polish king sent their leader jarl Sigvalde to Denmark, to Sven Forkbeard to bring his sister Thyre as wife (Olaf' Tryggvason Saga). Against her will Thyre was brought to Poland and married Burizleif king of Vendland (Boleslav the Brave king of Poland). She didnt like her husband and escaped to Olaf of Norway and married him. Olaf came to Poland and was a guest of Polish ruler but when leaving, he was suppoosed to be escorted by Jomsvikings, who drove him into Denish-Swedish trap. Poland and Denmark were allies (wife of Sven was Polish, sister of Sven was supposed to be wife of Boleslav). Olaf was an enemy of Danes and he also offended Polish ruler when married Thyre. From the begining of this story jarl of Jomsborg was in the center of events. He was an envoy of Polish king to Denmark and negotiated conditions of treaty between Poles and Danes (he took Polish princess to Denmark and brought Denish princess to Poland). If you look closer into Sagas it is obvious that killing king Olaf was a plot.

http://www.jomsborg.pl/index_en.html
što se tiče vikinskih saga koje govore o ulozi sloven u jomsburgu i njihove verodostojnosti:

The trouble is, you cannot look this close into sagas when looking for historical facts. They are simply not reliable enough, certainly not in the details.
- They were mostly written down in the twelfth century, twohundred years after events took place.
- They were written in Iceland, so by another people, who might have had another agenda on the subject.
- And they were written by authors, not scribes, so they are not even precise representation of oral tradition, but they are a carefully composed construct made as much for purposes of entertainment as for preserving history.

Fortunatelly there are also many chronicles that confirm some stories from saga's. I know well that not everything in saga's is truth and that many things are terribly mixed. For example 2 different Polish rulers, father and son are described as one Burizleif, who would have to rule from half of 10th century to begining of 11th. Jomsvikingasaga says that Polish army went for war under command of Burizleif together with German emperor against king Harald of Denamark. And next 30 years later the same Burizleif was allied with Sven Forkbeard. But you can take one of German chronicles and check the facts. Thiethmar was writting a lot about Scandinavians and Poles and he describes in his chronicle that Polish king who fought with his wariors in the army of German emperor Otto I was Mieszko I. In other chronicles you can find that Mieszko's daughter married Sven Forkbeard. Next you can find info in other chronicle which say that king Boleslav of Poland aided his brother in law Canute of
Denmark with few hundrieds wariors when Canute was preparing the expedition to England. So while many of saga's are pure fair tales, many facts described by them when compared with medieval chronicles can be confirmed as truth or false.

BTW - for more info about Thietmar check for example Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thietmar - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thietmar

This guy really hatred Poles but thanks to him we know a lot both about early medieval Poland and Scandinavia. He was a bishop but he took part in wars against Northmen and Poles.
sledeće dve knjige govore o sukobima wenda i poljaka.

http://books.google.ie/books?id=CV-1H24C_MwC&pg=PA214&lpg=PA214&dq=Hla%C3%B0ir+slav&source=bl&ots=ea1uelpeI... &sig=WDIMt5Q6-5v7XjtxVFzqmi9msa0&hl=en&sa=X&ei=BTDOUIeKH8TRhAfQuIDQAg&ved=0CDkQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=Hla%C3%B0ir%20slav&f=f alse

Widukind of Corvey takođe govori o odnosu skandinavaca i slovena ali i o odnosu Wenda i poljaka i njihovim sukobima

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Widukind_of_Corvey

http://books.google.ie/books?id=5AS0A3pSvo4C&pg=PA195&dq= Widukind+of+Corvey+wichmann&hl=en&sa=X&ei=KwvPULS-L5CHhQew3IGwBg&ved=0CDIQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=Widukind%20of%20Corvey%20wi chmann&f=false

još malo o odnosu vikinga i poljaka

Poland was very close to Vikings but it was strong tribal kingdom which was invading all its neighbours. Boleslav the Brave who was known in Saga's as Burizleif had strong army, during his reign invaded and defeated the Kiev Rus, Bohemia and German Empire (signed even peace treaty at Bautzen with Emperor who recognised all his teritorial conquests in Germany). New summer for Boleslav was nothing else but new agressive war. Vikings were coming to Poland only as merchants and traders. Those in Jomsborg who settled there under jarl Palna Toki from Denmark did it with permission of king and every their new jarl had to be accepted by king.

ovaj boleslav je isti onaj poljski kralj cije su trupe ucestvovale u invaziji engleske od strane kanuta velikog.

evo još malo o ulozi slovena u vikinskoj invaziji na britaniju

http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/...nute_the_Great
He was the son of king Sweyn Forkbeard of Denmark. Canute's mother was Gunhild (formerly Swiatoslawa, daughter of Mieszko I of Poland). Canute was reared by a mother whose own mother Dubrawka had been abducted from a religious house and married to the first Duke of Poland, Mieszko, who later adopted Christianity. This, along with his father's stout beliefs, was probably the foundation of Canute's pragmatic relation to religion which would later greatly influence both Denmark and Britain. Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor was friendly with Canute and had his young son Henry married to Canute's daughter Cunigunde (Gunhilda). The emperor gave Canute the Mark of Schleswig and Pomerania to govern. The latter was probably the fief of Canute, since Boleslaus I of Poland sent his army to help Canute conquer England.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_...United_Kingdom

According to the Medieval chroniclers Thietmar of Merseburg and Adam of Bremen, King Canute the Great - who ruled both Denmark and England - was the son of a Polish princess, a daughter of Mieszko I of Poland and sister of Boleslaw I of Poland. An inscription in „Liber vitae of the New Minster and Hyde Abbey Winchester” mentions King Canute as having a sister named „Santslaue” („Santslaue soror CNVTI regis nostri”), which without doubt is a Slavic name, and J. Steenstrup suggests this was a rendering of Świętosława. References in medieval chronicles to the involvement of Polish troops in invasions of England are likely related to Canute's Polish ancestry, constituting the earliest evidence of Poles arriving in the country.
http://www.britannia.com/history/articles/normvik.html

in 1069 William was again dealing with rebellion in Northumberland, this time lead by the deposed Earl, Morkar, and his brother the ex-Earl of Mercia, Edwin. This time the uprising was supported by the Danish king, Swegn Estrithsson. Fighting alongside them were the Earls Waltheof and Gospatrick, both of whom were of Anglo-Norse extraction. Edgar the Aetheling was also there with support from the many English who were refugees in lowland Scotland. Just how he felt about Swegn's involvement is not recorded. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle states that the Danish fleet consisted of two hundred and forty ships, and that the crews were, not only Danish, but Polish, German, Wendish and Lithuanian. Controlling the fleet were Swegn's sons, and his brother Osbjorn. The allies took York and slaughtered the Norman garrison when they foolishly made an armed sally. Earl Waltheof's exploit of slaying a hundred Frenchmen with his long-axe as they tried to escape through a gate, ending up in heroic verse. William was not amused and moved north, again laying waste as he went. The Danes took to their ships and commenced raiding the East Coast, seeking assistance from their relations in the Danelaw. The fleet settled down to wintered over in the Humber where William couldn't get at them.

ono sto je meni lično jako interesantno u vezi kanuta je da je on, sa svojim slovenskim saveznicima stekao potpunu kontrolu nad vikinskim kolonijama u irskoj ukljucujuci i dablin.

http://www.princeton.edu/~achaney/tm...the_Great.html

The kingship of England of course lent the Danes an important link to the maritime zone between Great Britain and Ireland, where Cnut like his father before him had a strong interest.[8] In light of the struggles of the Danes for preeminence within Scandinavia, Cnut's rule was definitely felt by the sea-kingdoms of the Viking settlers among the Celtic nations; known as the Gall Gaidel. These were the Kingdom of the Isles (probably under direct overlordship through one of his lieutenants[9]) in the Sea of the Hebrides, and the Kingdom of Dublin (probably on the terms of vassal and suzerain),[10] in the Irish Sea. The chief goal here was to control the western seaways to and from Scandinavia, and to check the might of the Earls of Orkney.[11] At the height of his power, Cnut held certain Gaelic kingdoms[12] and the Ui Imhair sea-kingdom of Echmarcach mac Ragnaill[13] as client territories, too.
evo ovde još linkova (mali deo) o vezi slovena i danaca u vreme vikinskih invazija na britaniju.

http://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Post/415852
http://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Post/415481
http://www.polis hforums.com/archives...lations-20259/
http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/MECKLENBURG.htm
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/fo rum/...vs-suggestions
http://www.cristoraul.com/ENGLISH/re...E_GREAT/1.html
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-20 05:52 AM
harald klak kralj jutlanda.

obodriti i saxonci, po komandi karla velikog i kasnije karlovog sina luja ratuju protiv haraldovih danskih protivnika od 815 do 823 i pomazu haraldu da dodje na vlast. harald kasnije postaje kralj jutlanda i obavezuje se da će stititi franacke teritorije od napada „vikinga”, odnosno da će sa svojim brodovima uspostaviti franacku mornaricu. kao poklon, dobio je od franaka teritorije zapadno od oldenburga.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Klak

harald je bio otac Thyre

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thyra

thyra je majka haralda plavozubog (Harald Bluetooth)

harald se ženi obodritskom princezom koja se zvala Tova, Tofa ili Thora. ona je podigla runski kamen, Sønder Vissing Runestone, posvecen svojoj majci. da li neko hoće da proba da prevede?

tufa ' lRt ' kaurua ' kubl mistiuis ' tutiR ' uft ' muþur sina ' kuna harats ' hins ' kuþa ' kurms sunaR

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tove_of_the_Obotrites

tufa je bila cerka obodritskog vladara Mstivoja

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mstivoj

vojnici harolda plavozubog, sa kojima je osvojio dansku dolaze iz slovenskih zemalja juznog baltika. haroldovi naslednici takođe uzimaju vojsku sa juga i žene se slovenskim princezama...

izgleda da ova danska dinastija ima mnogo vise veze sa slovenima nego sto sam čak i ja ranije mislio...
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-20 05:53 AM
tabanc hvala često te čitam i citiram

inače oldenburg se pre toga zvao stargard i kao i bremen je bio wendski (slovenski) grad.

citat iz knjige jednog nemackog svestenika o Wendima poslednji put je stampana 1599...
„Johann Petersesns Chronica oder Zeitbuch der Lande zu Holstein, Stormarn, Ditmarschen und Wagrien”
Napomena: znak / oznacava zavrsetak reda i početak novog reda u knjizi!

„Chronica oder Zeitbuch/der Lande zu Holstein/Stormarn/Dithmarschen vnd Wagern/Wer dieselben Lender regirt/ Was sich vor Christi Geburt/biß in das D.XXXI Jahr darinno zugetragen.Item/von ihrem Glauben/Sitten/Gewonheiten/Krigen vnd veränderungen der Regimente.

Durch Herrn Johann Petersen.

In Jahre 1599 Gedruckt in Kays.Freyen Reichs Stadt Lübeck bey Laurentz Albrecht/ Bürger vnd Buchhendler daselbst

Strana 52

...”Wendeni(S(o)rbi) u Wagerlandu su snazni ljudi/i potpuno su ratnici spremni/iskreni/ gostoljubivi/kod Stranaca i putnika/posebno su voljeni kod stranaca/kojim su veliku dobrotu(cast) pokazivali/Stranca ne primiti u kucu (original„behausete”-valjda ukuciti)/druge izdati/mogli ste im kucu i staniste u pepeo zapaliti(pretvoriti)/Svojim naslednim(starim) roditeljima pokazivase najvecu cast(postovanje)/dusom i telom.„

Oldenburg poznat je i još dan danas kao Stargart a Danci su ga zvali Bremesiam (ljuto su ratovali sa njima) inače Wagria ili Wagriari su sebe nazivali Bremenari (tezaci) osnivaci su grada Bremena odnosno Bremenhafena...Bremenske luke,koja iako nešto veca od luke i danas je sastavna država Nemacke.Tačno napisano...Sastavna država! A gore navedeni Lübeck ili Ljubica je grad i to sa svim epitetima države,koja je sastavna država Nemacke.Taj su grad isto S(o)rbi osnovali...trgovci,moreplovci(čitaj-gusari)

Prvi evangelisticki svestenik(da je bio katolicki...bilo bi drugacije napisano i ne na nemackom,već latinskom)u Oldenburgu,sin kovaca iz Hoisdorfa inače rođen u Trittau...(tripolje)1531 je bio visi svestenik i umro 1552.Original je pisan dijalektom staronemackog i koji nikad nije stampan,ali je svestenik Dominicus Dräuer iz grada Goslar (Guslarevo) 1557 godine preveo na tada knjizevni nemacki i stampao...pred vama je poslednji izstampani prevod iz knjige...”
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-20 05:54 AM
Polabian Slavs appeared to be the westernmost Slavic tribes who went to Europe from Common Slavic motherland in European Russia. Polabians settled on lands along the river Elbe (Laba in Slavic) in the end of the 1st millennium AD, having Germans as their neighbours. They could not manage to create their own state and had only tribal alliances, who fought together against Germanic aggression. That struggle went on more or less successfully until the 12th century, when the German Empire at last conquered Polabian lands and settled in their towns. Nowadays not many people know that such German cities as Bremen and Brandenburg were founded by Polabian Slavs and were called Bremin and Branibor in the 11th century.
The only branch of Polabians who managed to repel the Germans were Lusatians or Sorbs, existing even now and speaking two Sorbian languages related to Polabian. Other Polabian tribes were assimilated, and their language is now completely extinct. The only sources for it are some little phrases recorded in the 17th and 18th centuries, and also placenames and some borrowings in German dialects which represent Slavic substratum.

Polabian was obviously similar to the older stages of Polish and Sorbian languages. But phonetics also shows some similarity to Baltic and Germanic languages, which makes us suppose that Polabian was quite archaic. E.g., Common Slavic *-ra- turned into -ra- / -ro- in all modern Slavic tongues, but in Baltic and Polabian it is -ar-. From the other side, Polabian has gone far in its morphological development, losing some noun and verbal endings, like the 3rd person singular verb -t. The infinitive was ending in -t which was not changing into -c' or -s' like in Polish, Sorbian and Czech.

Germanic influence was expressed not only in vocabulary, which contained about a half of German words, but also in phonetics, for some new vowels emerged in the language, similar to Germanic ü and ä.
polabski sloveni su osnovali bremen i brandeburg koji su se nekad zvali bremen i branibor. ovde je bila granica sa francima koja je bila veoma fluidna. jako interesantan je jezik za koji se kaže da je arhaican i ima mnogo mesanih karakteristika sa germanskim i baltickim jezicima. interesantno je da se ovde kaže da su polabljani dosli iz rusije sa ostalim slovenime.

najnoviji arheoloski nalazi otvaraju mogućnost da je bilo vise originalnih slovenskih kulturnih centara i da je polabska oblast jedan od originalnih slovenskih centara i da su polabljani oduvek bili bas tu. to bi znacilo da su sloveni ustvari genetska grupa (rasa, rasi, rusi...) koja je imala vise paralelnih kultura. šta to znaci po pitanju kontakata slovena i skandinavaca i slovenskog uticaja na skandinavce? to znači da je kontakt postojao verovatno i u bronzanom i gvozdenom dobu, mnogo pre „seobe naroda”, jer se polabski sloveni nisu niodakle doselili. doselili su se neki drugi sloveni, ruski. dosli u goste. to takođe otvara mogućnost da su i na balkanu pre 7 veka postojali balkanski sloveni kojima su u goste dosli balticki sloveni...

Both Balts and Slavs were known for building wooden forts or earthworks at unstable times or as means of defence against nomadic steppe tribes. 20-30 years ago it was assumed that Slavs originated from Zarubintsy-Kiev cultures (the so called Godlowski hypothesis). However, in the past 10 year new archeological evidence concerning the Przeworsk and Zarunbintsy cultures instigated a new debate. There is some evidence which might suggest origins in the Pommeranian culture. Late Przeworsk settlements survive as far as VII century AD in Grosspoles. On the same area the lechitic Sukow-Szeligi culture forms in late V early VI century, expanding into Vorpommern. The material culture of late Przeworsk and Sukow-Szeligi is very similar and many modern scholars suggest some form of continuity. Also other Slavic cultures like Feldberg and Tornow, closely resemble cultures from Poland in antiquity. There are striking differences between these cultures and the larges Slavic culture of Prague-Korchak. At the same time, Ukrainian and Russian scholars (Siedow, Tretiakow, Baran, Pobol, Oblomski, Terpilovski and many others) established in the past 20 years that Kiev culture descends directly from Zarubintsy, while Zarubintsy from the Pommeranian. This is also supported by some Lithuanian scholars (like Petrauskas and Gimbutas).

Now... it might be possible that Slavic-Scandinavian contacts reach as far as antiquity and arrival of Goths, Vandals, Gepids in Pomerania, and the Chernyakov culture.
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-20 05:54 AM
jako interesantno

u grobovima sa baltika koji se pripisuju ugro fincima ili baltima blizu petrograda koji se datiraju u period 1 - 3 veka nove ere, nadjeno je mnostvo slovenskih „temple rings” (kako sam ih ja pogresno preveo hramovnih prstenova) a ustvari prestenova koji su se nosili na slepocnicama (slepoocnica - temple) ili ti ovi prstenovi su bili deo zenskog nakita za glavu i kosu.

da li ovo pomera prisustvo slovena na baltiku mnogo pre „velikih migracija” iz 6. veka? da li su slovenske žene ukopane sa ovim prstenovima? u istim grobovime nadjeno je puno prstenova nosenih na prstima koji ne postoje među skandinavskim nalazima.

http://www.leidykla.eu/fileadmin/Arc..._12/99-121.pdf
Temple rings (9 items) are made from round or flattened blanks and have needle-like terminals (Figs. 9:10; 10:5, 7; 11:7, 8, 9, 10; 13:7; №№ 08-11, 13, 32, 41, 57, 60, 09-21, 62, 65); one is coiled 1.5 times and fixed with a shackle.
Summarizing the available information, it seems possible to propose the general dating of the cemetery under consideration to phases B2 – B2/C1 (last third of the 1st – the turn between the 2
nd and 3rd century AD according to М. B. Shchukin). On the basis of the dates of the grave offerings it is difficult to draw definite conclusions as to the chronological sequence of the enclosures.
Temple rings’ (visochnye kol’tsa) su najkarakteristicniji delovi slovenske zenske odece...

‘Temple rings’ (visochnye kol’tsa) are the most characteristic part of Slavic2 medieval dress to survive in burials, and are so-called because they are located on the skull, near the temples of the deceased woman or girl (Fig. 1). Most were made of base metals - copper alloys or iron, though silver and even gold were occasionally used.
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~chris...n/tr1main.html
ovo je takođe interesantno:

posebna vrsta Temple rings’ (visochnye kol’tsa) koja se ucvrscuje za glavu pomoću metalnog obruca. zove se Venet...

The Venets
A venets was formed when the ribbon of the nachilnik/chola was replaced with a wide hoop, or a narrow band, of hard material such as bast, leather, metal, etc., perhaps covered with golden fabric, that was secured at the back of the head. In the 11th-12th centuries, the venets began to be decorated on the upper (front) edge by various forms of battlements - pointed teremkami and square gorodkami. The raised front of the venets was called the ochelom. These were the headdresses of rich maidens. (Stamerov) and (Kireyeva) and (Pushkareva97)
There are discernable three main variants of venets: 1. flexible metal (silver, more rarely bronze); 2. nalobnyj („on brow”) venets with „povyazka” (venets-band) of brocade and sometimes wool or linen fabric, embroidered and richly ornamented (same as chola/nachil'nika above?); 3. venets from metal plates, strung on threads or cords. (Pushkareva89)

The venets was distinctly decorated: often from the venets at temple were braided cords which were passed then through the temple rings; in another variant, the venets supported hair, lying in loops, let down in front of ears from temple (in this case hair seems to supported temple ornaments). Temple rings were typically attached to the venets above the ears. Tiny bells or other metallic hangings were often fastened along the lower edge of the front of the headband. (Stamerov) and (Kireyeva) and (Pushkareva97 and 89)

The nalobnyj maiden venets, made of ribbon, was frequently ornamented with wool fringe (evidently to compliment the wool skirt-ponevoj), as confirmed in a woman's burial from a 13th cent. kurgan of Vyatiche. (Pushkareva89)

Around the head, whether the hair was plaited or loose was a prevyazka, a silk ribbon, and for the rich, of gold threads. Decorated on the forehead with embroidery, sometimes with pearls, it was also called a chelom or chelkoj. If the ornament went around the whole circle it was called a venok or venets. A venets with teeth along the upper edge, gorodki, was called a koruna. (Rabinovich, 13-17th)
http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser/Russia/KWChead.html
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-20 05:55 AM
na severu evrope su u ranom srednjem veku postojale dve razlicite slovenske kulture: Prague-Korchak koja je gradila zemunice sa drvenim okvirom i zidovima od cerpica i Sukow-Dziedzice koja je pravila brvnare na povrsini zemlje od ukrstenih slaganih trupaca.

The Slavs in the beginning of the Middle ages settled in the extended territories of Central and Eastern Europe from the Elbe in the west up to the Don in the east and from the coast of the Baltic sea in the north up to Peloponnesus in the south and were differentiated in several dialect-tribal formations.

One of those large formations was Prague-Korchak culture formed on the basis of late Przeworsk antiquities (Southern Poland, Western Ukraine and north-eastern Slovakia). Its main markers are hand-made pottery, square semi-subterranean dwellings with heating devices in a corner and cremation burial rite. From the tribes of this group only the Dulebs are known, who appeared in the 8th - 12th centuries divided and scattered in different pans of its former territory. The S-shaped hair-rings are their ethnographical feature.

Another dialect-tribal formation of the Slavs is represented by Sukow-Dziedzice culture, which have been formed also on the basis of late Przeworsk culture in Central Poland. Its characteristic elements are distinctive hand-made pottery, ground timber buildings and surface cremation burials. In the 7th century a part of Sukow-Dziedzice area was captured by the Slavs of another group - the bearers of Feldberg ceramics. On the territory of Sukow-Dziedzice culture the tribal groups of the Obodrits, the Velets, the Pomoryans and the Polyans have been formed. For all of them the S-shaped hollow hair-rings were common.
ja sam se do sad fokusirao na kuce Praskog tipa (zemunice) jer nisam znao za ovaj drugi tip slovenskih kuca. evo ovde primer:

http://forum.krstarica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=264470&d=1355927321

zašto je ovaj drugi tip slovenskih kuca važan? zato što su ga dvesta godina posle slovena poceli da kopiraju skandinavci i ovaj tip kuce je postao poznat kao skandinavska brvnara.
kuce ovog tipa poticu iz pomeranije iz 6 i 7 veka iz kulture Sukow-Dziedzice. ti isti balticki sloveni su pravili drvena utvrdjenja, gradove, po severnoj nemackoj. odatle su se ove drvene gradjevine prvo proširile na istok prema rusiji i nalaze se u kujevskoj rusiji od osmog veka. jedno od baltickih slovenskih plemena se zvalo vagri. oni su bili poznati po tome sto su znali „normanski stroj”. da li su oni doneli ove brvnare u rusiju i da li su oni originalni varangi koji su osnovalo gardariki, zemlju gradova kako su kijevsku rusiju zvali svedjani?

..Wagrieri, to je starogermanski naziv za Obodrite...drugi su preuzeli taj naziv od Germana pa i Rusi...Waigri ili Waari ili Varjagi-Varjazi...Srejovic i Pesic su već radili na njima.To su oni koji su Rusima pomogli da pobede Wikinge „jer znadose normanski stroj”(znali su kako se bori protiv Normana) i nikad nije vise,stupila Wikinska noga na to tlo...OPREZ...postoji podmetacina da su to Germani!!!To je najzapadnije slavensko pleme na dodiru od Hamburga do iza danasnje danske teritorije...Srediste je bilo Stargard,danasnji Oldenburg.
evo ovde o pojavi i distribuciji slovenskih brvnara u skandinaviji: pojavile su se po prvi put u skandinaviji u 11. veku u mestu koje se zove sigtuna i odatle su se proširile na celu svedsku norvesku i dansku a i u vikinske teritorije. ista tehnika je ranije koriscena za fortifikacije u danevirke ali nije korisceno u pravljenju kuca. tvrdi se da su sloveni bili važan faktor u prenosu ove tradicije na svedjane i ostale skandinavce. kaže se takođe da je verovatan razlog zašto su skandinavci poceli da prave brvnare čitavih 200 godina posle kijevskih slovena sa kojima su stalno bili u kontaktu taj sto je skandinavska duga kuca imala kulturni i religijski karakter pa skandinavci nisu hteli da žive u drukcijim kucama. na kraju se kaže da je dolazak hrišćanstva izbrisao mnoge kulturne razlike između skandinavaca i slovena, pa je to olaksalo prihvatanje ovih kuca od strane skandinavaca.

ja moram da dodam ovo: ovakva kulturna transformacija je mogla da se desi samo ako su na terenu bili prisutni sloveni ili kao vojnici ili kao majstori ili kao naseljenici. takođe interesantno je da je ova tehnika gradnje koriscena u danevirke. po zvanicnoj istorijskoj dogmi, danevirke je poceo da gradi dandski kralj Gudfred u 808. godini da bi se zastitio od invazija franaka. ja sam ovde već pisao da je 815 karlo veliki poslao vojsku obodrita u jutland da dovede na vlast haralda klaka. i to se onda sve lepo slaze. pogresno. najnovija arheoloska istrazivanja su pokazala da je danevirke počet 737 godine, mnogo pre kralja Gudfreda i da je pravljen sve do 968... mnogo posle dolaska na vlast Haralda Klaka. takođe ispostavilo se da je cela fortifikacija okrenuta naopako, sto znači da je sanac na danskoj strani a zid na obodritskoj, sto znači da ko god je pravio fortifikaciju nije branio dansku od obodrita već obodrite od danaca. pa se zato sad tvrdi da danevirke uopste nije fortifikacija, već transportni kanal...i kad se sve ovo poveze da je u gradnji fortifikacija koriscena tehnika koja je u to vreme bila uobicajena na obodritskoj teritoriji ali nije postojala među dancima onda je jasno da je danevirke slovenska fortifikacija, ili u najgorem slučaju franacka fortifikacija koju su za franke pravili sloveni.

The Swedish log-house or lafting tradition started in Sigtuna in the first half of the 11th century and then spread rapidly in central and north Sweden. The technique were used in part of Danevirke and in a well construction or two during the Viking age in Scandinavia but was not part of the house building tradition until Sigtuna (and Oslo and Tromsö, starting at the same time).
From ca 700 e. Kr. houses and forts were lafted on the Baltic east-coast in today’s Poland, the Baltic’s and Russia and bit later in Ladoga and Novgorod. Wladyslaw Duczko, archaeologist in Uppsala believes that the west-Slavs are an important transmitter for the Scandinavian tradition.
rad o brvnarama

http://www.karinrosberg.se/jointtimber.pdf

podebljani deo je jako važan. ove drvene kuce u rusiji su originalno imale ognjiste u centru kuce a kasnije su pocele da dobijaju pec u cosku. kasnije su pravljene i sa jednim i sa drugim tipom grejanja. to pokazuje stapanje Sukow-Dziedzice kulture sa praskom...

najstariji primerci ovih kuca u skandinavskom svetu se javljaju u dablinu...dakle ovaj ruski uticaj se brzo proširio na irsku.

Hearths are centrally placed in the houses of western Europe, like in the traditional Scandinavian long houses. In the Russian towns, the older houses have a central hearth, but in
course of time there are more and more corner hearths, which eventually dominate. This has no connection with the choice of building technique, as has sometimes been said. In the
Scandinavian towns, there are both central and corner hearths, and they are respectively used for different purposes: the corner hearth is for work—cooking or craft—and the central hearth is
for social life and entertainment. This is particularly evident in Sigtuna.
Why did the Scandinavians adopt joint timber building so late?

As I said before, joint timber building has very good heat qualities, which is needed in the Scandinavian climate. Accordingly, one would expect the Scandinavians to be quick to
adopt a solid building technique which would also save much work with wood cutting for heating. And they did so at last, and the heat qualities were certainly an essential reason for
joint timber building dominating in Scandinavia for about 900 years. But they did not adopt it until such a long time had passed as 200 years. Why?
I suggest the reason for the delay was cultural. The Scandinavians readily adopted foreign dress fashion and consumer goods, but not so readily foreign housing. They probably
had much of their identity in the houses, especially in their dwellings. The dwelling house shows who is the owner, and for the Vikings an old family was important. So a traditional
house could be associated with an old and impressing family. In addition, the dwelling house had a religious dimension and had often sacrifices under the posts. Such things made the
housing more conservative than other cultural features. There are theories, expressed by Rapoport, about socio-cultural factors having a considerable impact on house form, and about house form having a considerable degree of constancy due to culturally linked aspects. These theories point in the same direction as my suggestion. Towards the end of the 10th century, the cultural difference between the Scandinavian and Slavic peoples decreased. They both—or at least parts of them—converted to Christianity, they made political pacts, and the royal families married into each other. All this probably made
the Scandinavians more ready to adopt the building tradition from the east.
danevirke

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danevirke

Recent investigations suggest that Danevirke was not only and not primarily built for military purposes. The archeologist Henning Hellmuth Andersen found that in an early stage the main „wall” consisted of a ditch between two low embankments. The historian argued that the Kograben (Danish: Kovirke) south of the main wall consists of an embankment accompanied by a ditch on its northern side, which would have been counterproductive for a Danish fortification.
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-21 11:41 AM
sutra je velja noć.granica između ovog sveta i onog sveta je najtanja i duhovi dolaze da nas posete. i bas se to meni danas desilo. juče dok sam pisao o danevirke naleteo sam na ovo: danevirke ima neverovatne sličnosti sa ofinim sancem koji je napravljen u isto vreme na granici između anglosaksonskog kraljevstva murcije i velskog kraljevstva Powys. napravili su ga „angli” da se zastite od velsana. nekako u isto vreme sam na jednoj diskusiji naleteo na pomen slovenskih naselja u friziji iz četvrtog i petog veka i neko je pomenuo knjigu „Origin of the Anglo-Saxon race : a study of the settlement of England and the tribal origin of the Old English people” gde je nasao ovaj podatak o frizijskim slovenima oko utrehta. onda je neko na GG diskusiji pomenuo vezu slovena i gota i ja sam se setio da se u ranim tekstovima goti stalno povezuju sa slovenima odnosno vendima.
danas sam konacno nasao ceo text porekla anglo saksonaca. u njoj sam nasao između mnogih drugih stvari nasao ovo:

...The settlers who became the ancestors of the Old English race were people of many tribes, all included
within the later designation Anglo-Saxon. They were not exclusively Teutonic, for among them was a small
minority of people of various Wendish tribes, the evidence of whose immigration will appear in subsequent pages.
In regard to speech, there must have been many dialects at first, and we can trace, more or less, the use in England
of three classes of them viz., the old Germanic, whether Old Frisian or Old Saxon ; the Old Norrena, now repre-
sented by the Icelandic ; and the Old Slavic speech of the Wends the Wendish, of course, only to a very limited extent...
doseljenici koji su postali preci engleske rase, koji su kasnije nazvani anglo saksonci, su bili ljudi mnogih plemena koja su bila mesavina tevtonaca (saksonaca, angla, juta (gota, danaca, norvezana, svedjana, balta)) i wenda (vandala slovena). zato je mnogo bolje govoriti o baltickoj rasi i baltickoj invaziji britanije.

pisac knjige poistovecuje slovene, vende i vandale i tvrdi da su to isti ljudi. on u engleskoj nalazi gomilu mesta sa slovenskim imenima iz vremena anglosaksonske invazije. gomilu slovenskih obicaja koji su preziveli do danasnjih dana. on takođe tvrdi da je balticka kultura uvek bila tevtonsko slovenska i da su sloveni bili stanovnici juznog baltika od najranijih vremena, a sigurno pre anglo saksonske invazije na englesku. takođe se tvrdi da je kasnija vikinska invazija na britaniju samo nastavak one originalne balticke invazije.

u knjizi se reč wend pominje 389 puta. reč slav 189 puta a reč sorbs 3 puta.

u knjizi se, za ljibitelje gota. govori o prastarom savezu gota i vandala (slovena, wenda), dva naroda koja su prvo bila u ratu, pa su onda, posto su sklopila mir, postala stalni saveznici.

knjiga objašnjava i mnoge neobjasnjive „keltske” karakteristike britanske kulture koje imaju puno sličnosti sa slovenskom kulturom. izgleda da su ove kulturne karakteristike dosle u irsku i englesku sa baltickim invazionim flotama koje su dosle sa severa prvo donoseci „tuatha de danaan”, pa onda „anglo saksonce” pa onda „vikinge”. svi ovi severnjaci su bili delom sloveni i oni su izgleda u irsku doneli slovensku kulturu a ne kako sam ja ranije mislio da smo mi od njih uzeli „keltsku” kulturu. da ovde samo napomenem da nije sve „keltsko” i irskoj i engleskoj slovensko ili palticko, već je ta britanska „keltska” kultura mesavina iberske i slovenske. ja sam već pisao na GG da se za tuatha de danaan tvrdi da su poreklom skiti. to onda znači da su sloveni poreklom skiti. evo ovde link do posta sa GG:

http://forum.krstarica.com/showthrea...1#post23875582

ne znam da li je knjiga prevedena na srpski, ali ako nije treba je prevesti. ja ću probati ovde da prevedem sto vise mogu, jer objašnjava mnoge stvari koje su mi bile cudne i neobjasnjive dok ovu knjigu nisam procitao. kao na primer to što se najveci broj slovenskih zemunica po engleskoj pripisuje anglosaksoncima.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danevirke

Archaeological excavations in 1969–75 established, with the help of dendrochronology, that the main structure of the Danevirke had been built in three phases between AD 737 and 968. It is, therefore, contemporary with Offa's Dyke, another great defensive structure of the late 8th century.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offa%27s_Dyke

Offa's Dyke (Welsh: Clawdd Offa) is a massive linear earthwork, roughly followed by some of the current border between England and Wales. In places, it is up to 65 feet (19.8 m) wide (including its flanking ditch) and 8 feet (2.4 m) high. In the 8th century it formed some kind of delineation between the Anglian kingdom of Mercia and the Welsh kingdom of Powys. Research in recent decades has dispelled many of the earlier theories and ideas about the earthwork.
poreklo anglo saksonske rase

http://archive.org/stream/originofanglosax00shoruoft/originofanglosax00shoruoft_djvu.txt

srećna vam velja noć.neka vas veles cuva.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veles_(god)
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-21 11:42 AM
početak prevoda porekla ango saksonske rase

neka od naselja u nekim oblastime možda poticu još iz britanskog doba pre anglo saksonske invazije. u drugim oblastima neka naselja su možda formirana od ranijih keltskih doseljenika. Postoje mnoge druge i brojnije oblasti gde postoje grupisana izdvojena i zaokruzena sela. neka od tih sela su gradjena oko puteva koje se zracno sire iz jednog centra kao u germanskim naseljima između reka elbe i wasera. U drugim slučajevima nalazimo sela u izduženom, zaobljenom, ili lepezasto obliku, gde su kuce gradjene oko centralnog trga. ovo nalikuje selima iz oblasti istočno od Elbe, i ova vrsta organicacije sela je verovatno doneta u britaniju od strane Wenda ili germanizovanih slovena. Ako je nekoliko sela tu i tamo Wemdskog porekla mi možemo opravdano tražiti tragove slavenskih uticaja u običajima, folkloru, i u imenima okruga. s obzirom da se u staro vreme u britaniji pricalo puno razlicitih jezika i dijalekata, mi možemo da ocekujemo da neka imena mesta imaju koren u starom skandinavskom norrena jeziku, neka u germanskim jezicima a neka u slovenskim jezicima. engleski (anglo saksonski) jezik je nastao mesavinom svih ovih jezika sa keltskim jezicima. gde god nađemoime mesta sa wendskim ili vandalskim korenom, moguće je da je mesto dobilo ime po staresini plemena ili po nekom od stanovnika sela. primer ovakvih imena mesta je Wendelesworth u oblasti surrey. jedino objašnjenje za ime ovog mesta je da je imonovano po imenu coveka koji se zvao Wendel ili po Wendima, vandalima.ime ovog mesta je mnogo starije nego ime potoka koje danas nosi isto ime. to da li je ime nastalo od Wendskog poglavara ili od imena plemena ne pravi razliku. ime Wendel je dato ovim ljudima zato što su pripadali Wendsoj ili vandalskoj rasi od strane ljudi iz obliznjih naselj u oblasti Surrey i Middlesex koji su bili drukcijeg porekla (moj dodatak: sto je isto radjeno u nemackoj i skandinaviji kada su slovenska naselja bila izolovana među germanima).
Wandsworth je važan ne samo zbog svog starog imena koje pokazuje da su Wendi bili među originalnim anglo saksonskim doseljenicima, već i zbog toga sto ukazuje na obicaj nasledjivanja poseda po liniji najmladjeg sina, sto je prastari obicaj praktikovan samo od slovena, pa tako ukazuje ko su ovi Wendi ili vandali ustvari bili. sloveni.

Warinzi (Warings), čije ime se često vezuje za (poistovecuje sa) Angle u ranim istorijskim spisima, su pleme locirano na jugo zapadnim obalama baltika. od njihovog prvog pomena do njihovog zadnjeg pomena nalazimo ih povezane sa Anglima, i s obzirom da su ti zapisi pravljeni u periodu od nekoliko vekova, možemo zakljuciti da je veza između Waringa i Angla bila značajna. Prokopus nam govori o Varinima koji naseljavaju obale severnog okeana kao i rajnsku oblast, tako da je izgleda potojala njihova rana migracija. Beddoe je primetio da su granice konfederacija franaka, saxonaca, frigijaca i angla, koji su nekad ukljucivali i warine, često menjane i nisu sledile jezicke granice. ovo je jako važna primedba, jer mi nalazimo u franackoj konfederaciji franke koji su pricali germanski jezik i druga plemena koja nisu pricala germanski jezik. ovo je verovatno bilo tačno i za konfederaciju angla i waringa. angli su bili tevtonci, a waringi su verovatno bili mesanog germanskog i slovenskog porekla. u jednoj od saga oni se pominju kao Waernas ili Wernas. tacitus, koji nije bio u njihovoj zemlji, navodi ih kao germane. Warigsi su bili jedna od ranih trgovackih nacija baltika i trgovali su sa vizantijom putujuci gore dole rekama slavonije u malim brodovima koje su prenosili od reke do reke (moj komentar: isto kao vikinzi sa juga baltika mnogo vekova kasnije koji su pravili siroke brodove sa plitkim gazom idealne za prevlacenje preko zemlje od reke do reke. skandinavski brodovi su bili uski sa dubokim gazom i nisu mogli da se prevlace preko kopna.) poslednji pomen Waringa je iz 1030. godine. rani rusi su ih zvali Warings, njihovu zemlju Waringija a more na koje je njihova zemlja izlazila Waringsko more. u vizantiji oni su sebe takođe zvali Waring. oni su se u kasnijim vekovima mnogo mesali sa normanima i nestali su kao posebna nacija (pleme). bas su ljudi ove rase bili ti koji su se u 11. i 12. veku bili u vojnoj sluzbi vizantijskih careva. u konstantinopolju su bili znani kao Warangijska garda, i u ovoj gardi je bilo staro engleskih vojnika, sto ukazuje na vezu između ovih rasa.

još o varjazima (koji su isto sto i Rujani koji su isto sto i obodriti)

za bilinge (Billings) se kaže da su bili kraljevska rasa (loza) Waringa i moguće je da pronadjemo ovo pleme pod tim imenom u engleskoj. zapadni deo maklenburga (veligrada) je dugo bio poznat kao „mark of the billings” iliti bilingska krajina. ime Waering se pojavljuje u skandinavskim runskim zapisima. u jednom koji je nađenu torviku u norveskoj, se kaže: Lsema (ili verovatnije Laeda) Waeringsea iliti leda waeringska, sto znači da je spomenik podignut nekom ko je bio od waringskog roda...

Waringi koji su bili tako bliski saveznici sa anglima, su bili jako zainteresovani za trgovinu između grckih vizantijskih kolonija i balitickih luka. nestor, kaludjer iz kijeva koji je pisao u 11. veku, pominje novgorod kao grad varanga i po tome se može zakljuciti da je u to vreme postojala velika varangijska kolonija u rusiji. takođe se kaže da je u ranom srednjem veku bilo puno gotlandera u rusiji sto je potvrdjeno mnogobrojnim arheoloskim nalazima na gotlandu koji govore o trgovini sa rusijom. još jedan interesantan podatak koji se tiče Waranga je njihova veza sa ostrvom riigen (rugen, rujan) koji se u vreme biskupa ottoa (11. vek) pominje kao Verania a narod koji živi na ovom ostrvu se naziva Verani i o njima se kaže da su zadrti pagani (sto je kasnije potvrdjeno time da su bili poslednje uporiste slovenskog paganizma). ottovi izvestaji nepobitno vezuju riigen (rujan) sa slovenskim paganizmom i takođe vezuju Waringe za rujan i time za slovene.
već smo pomenuli jedan još stariji pomen Waringa od strane ptolomeja pod imenom Pharadini (sto zvuci jako slično kao Varini ili Waringi). ptolomej kaže da su oni živeli pored saksonaca (u holstajnu) i koji su bili saveznici angla sto takođe ukazuje da su Pharadini isto sto i Varini i Waringi. ime varina (Waringa) se pojavljuje u imenu reke Warina, Warna, koja daje ime mestima Warnof i Warnemiinde koja se oba nalaze na baltickoj obali.
prokopius takođe pominje Waringe i govori o udaji cerke jednog od kraljeva istocne engleske za kralja Waringa. ovi saveznici prastarih Angla su ostavili svoj trag u istoriji istocne evrope. njihov uticaj na stare slovene u rusiji je bio ogroman. u konstantinopolju Warangijska garda grckih imperatora je imala politicki uticaj. visok stas i svetla put i plava kosa i oci ovih ratnika sa severa je ostavila dubok uticaj na grke i azijate iz kontstantinopolja.
Hauscarls, licna garda vikiskog kralja Knuta velikog u engleskoj je bio kopija vizantijske kraljevske garde. i ova vojna formacija je takođe bila sastavljena od Waringa. (ja dodajem da je u to isto vreme spanski kalif takođe imao istu takvu gardu, verovatno takođe sastavljenu od Waringa, samo sto su je muri zvali „slovenska garda” cisto da ne bude zabune). po fizickom izgledu, Warangijski saveznici Angli su verovatno bili slični Warangima. i dan danas u zabacenim delovima engleske koje su originalno naselili Angli i njihovi saveznici, a gde je stanovnistvo ostalo manje više ne promenjeno od tad, visina lokalnog stanovnistva je iznad britanskog proseka. (ja se pitam da li su svi angli ustvari bili sloveni???) najveci uticaj Waranga je bio među starim istocnim slovenima gde su oni doveli vizantijsku crkvu i kreirali hrišćansku rusiju.
jedan od najinteresantnijih plemena angla koja su se naselila u englesku je bilo pleme Lindisfarne. to ime se nije originalno idnosilo na malo ostrvo blizu Northumbrijske obale, već na uzak obalski pojas nasuprot ostrvu. linsiwaran je bio deo obale između reka lindis i waran (gore smo pomenuli reku warinu ili warnu iz nemacke). ostrvo Bede kaže da je lindiswarne bilo sveto ostrvo ljudi koji su živeli na obali nasuprot ovom ostrvu. ovo malo pleme Angla (Anglske konfederacije, verovatno Waringi, sloveni) je jedno od najinteresantnijih plemena Angla za koje imamo sacuvane podatke. kraljevi ovog plemena su tvrdili da poticu od Wodena. nije nemoguće da je njihovo sveto ostrvo nosilo ime Halig isto kao sto u friziji sveto ostrvo nadomak obale i dan danas nosi ime Heligoland. Wendi sa baltika koji su živelo pored Angla su takođe imali svoje sveto ostrvo Riigen (Rujan) gde se nalazio njihov glavni paganski hram. posedovanje svetog ostrva na kome se obavljaju sveti obredi je verovatno bio deo religije i zato kad su se doselili u Northumberland izabrali su ostrvo Lindisfarne kao centar svog religijskog kulta. kasnije kada su pokrsteni, na ovom ostrvu je izgradjen cuveni manastij Lindisfarne.
na baltiku su Angli i Waringi naseljavali holstajn donji deo jutlanda, neka danska ostrva i čak delove skandinavskog poluostrva. (moja primedba: ovo se tačno poklapa sa pozicijom danevirke).
saveznistvo Angla i Waringa ukazuje na konfederaciju. od tacita na ovamo se ova dva plemena stalno pominju zajedno. u vreme karla velikog se pominje zakonik koji se zove „Leges Anglorum et Werinorum”, zakonski kodeks Angla i Waringa. Zemlja Angla i Waringa se na zapadu granicila sa zemljom frizana, na jugi sa zemljom saksonaca a na zapadu sa zemljom wenda. imigracrija Angla u britaniju je bila toliko velika i zauzela je toliku teritoriju, da je nemoguće da je sve to postignuto samo sa populacijom sa male teritorije koju su na baltiku drzali Angli, pa se zato pretpostavlja da je ime Angli bilo ime konfederacije u kojoj su ucestvovala mnoga druga plemena (moj komentar: verovatno slovenska jer je sve na istok bilo slovensko.).
u engleskoj postoje mnogobrojni toponimi koji pocinju sa Waring i sa Billing koja pokazuju gde su se naselili Waringi.
goran-pavlovic
2012-12-21 02:40 PM
tabanac

šta mislis o ovome o wagrima?

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