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Still blown away by these engravings. Rhombus and zig zag shapes in contrast to the spirals of megalithic rock art. This Beaker folk art was from the interior side of one of four stone slabs forming the cist of a high status male burial in Scotland.
A comparison of a Bell Beaker skull from England with a Single Grave Culture skull from Borreby, Denmark. The Origin of The Aryans by Issac Taylor 1890
A clip from my recent talk for Vrillerism which you can watch in full, along with many from other cool people, if you sign up and become a member of that club! It was fun!
The Indo-European Migrations: The Single Grave Culture animated The Single Grave Culture is a member of the larger Corded Ware Complex. This Culture represents the material heritage of the Indo-Europeans in Northern Europe, later becoming ancestral to Germanic speakers and possibly others. This animation was not made with AI , it was made based off of archaeological material, carbon dated sites and relative…
I didn't realise that the idea Bell Beakers were an extension of Corded Ware culture and not of a Portuguese innovation is actually pretty old and predates the DNA evidence by a long way.The following was published in 1997: “Like the Corded Ware vessels, these Bell Beakers were also typically placed in single male burials, often accompanied by weaponry and covered by a circular mound. They thus represent a diaspora…