/Hyperborea thread/
What is it? From what I've read, it's an ancient ice-age era civilization, that Europeans came from.
Hyperborean -> Aryan
Anyone more knowledgeable on this topic? Hard to find anything concrete on the topic. A mythical land only talked about in fables.
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Looks like the north pole to me.
It's probably under ice or under water.
'Aryans', or better Indoeuropeans in part originated from Siberian mammoth hunters ... ancient Uralic people. No particularily developed culture but their genetic legacy is very interesting. Also, their Indoeuropean progenitors did domesticate the horse, developed the wheel (first crude ones for ox-drawn carts, later true spoked wheels for chariots) and most likely invented iron smelting (iron weapons gave them the literal edge to conquer most of Eurasia back than as humble steppe nomads). Central Asia had several Indoeuropean high cultures which are now lost, last ones faltered under the Islamic onslaughts.
>The Drunk Geneticist
Hey, you're back, I remember your posts on neanderthals many months back.
>Uralic
Guess I got some researching to do.
>their genetic legacy is very interesting
How so?
Also what's the closest modern descendant?
Everyting 500km south of red line was "european".
*5000km
How would there have been any significant civilization in the ice-age arctic?
Small nomadic tribes maybe, but even with modern technology, regions that cold are nigh uninhabitable.
I do remember seeings this story. Crazy. Didn't they find a European sculpture in North America too that proved Euros were here long before "native americans"?
