Suppressed Histories Archives shared Sonjce Marcevas photo. „Гроб на свештеничката“ -- Tomb of the priestess -- Lisichin Dol, Lower Povardarie, Macedonia, with bronze regalia, Paionian culture, 8-7th century BCE. The transitional period from the Bronze into the Iron Age (XII-XI c. BC) is marked by great migrations of the people form North, known as the Aegean migrations, whose purpose was to invade the wealthy cities of the south-east Mediterranean. Part of the migration occurred along the valley of the river Vardar. These migrant animal herders burned down many of the villages as they came through, and some settled and eventually mixed with the original population. Thanks to Poppy Lilly.
Posted on: Wed, 03 Dec 2014 15:26:24 +0000
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