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by ott
31 Aug 2026, 04:55
Forum: Chronology
Topic: Gaelic Chronology
Replies: 16
Views: 109262

Re: Gaelic Chronology

For now, I can only thank you, Cú.
Your account was a great read for me, shortly after a night without too much sleep.
by ott
29 Aug 2026, 18:28
Forum: Chronology
Topic: Gaelic Chronology
Replies: 16
Views: 109262

Re: Gaelic Chronology

Very interesting.
Many thanks, Cú.
Much of it is too unfamiliar to me to relate to, but the more I know, the more it will make sense.
Do you have thoughts on Troy’s location and when its last war was fought?
by ott
24 Aug 2026, 07:56
Forum: Links
Topic: Positive mentions of the OLB in the media,.. usually the media rejects the (authenticity of) the OLB..
Replies: 1
Views: 33983

Re: Positive mentions of the OLB in the media,.. usually the media rejects the (authenticity of) the OLB..

Apologies for the late reply, Friedrich.
(Your posts came in a time when I tried to focus on other work.)
Nordictimes did not seem mainstream to me.
Nor is De Andere Krant that published a long article dec. '24 .
It has been very long* since a neutral or positive article appeared anywhere in the ...
by ott
24 Aug 2026, 07:21
Forum: General / other
Topic: The Silk Road, a joint venture of Fryans and Phoenicians with Jiddish as a lingua franca?
Replies: 2
Views: 45259

Re: The Silk Road, a joint venture of Fryans and Phoenicians with Jiddish as a lingua franca?

The Scythians are more recent in history than the Fryas. Even the Cimmerians are more recent. By about a millennia.
The Fryas may have existed as an (ever-shrinking) group (or several such groups) until shortly before the so-called Renaissance. And even then, they may still have been persecuted as ...
by ott
23 Aug 2026, 16:35
Forum: General / other
Topic: Connecting the dots, the bigger picture
Replies: 2
Views: 179

Re: Connecting the dots, the bigger picture

Thank you, Friedrich!
by ott
23 Aug 2026, 05:48
Forum: Chronology
Topic: Gaelic Chronology
Replies: 16
Views: 109262

Re: Gaelic Chronology

The original sources about Willibrord and the Radbods do not appear authentic to me, but rather fiction from the early years of the printing press: 15th or 16th century — in the best cases (somewhat) based on real events and names, but placed too far back in time. The same goes for sources about ...
by ott
17 Aug 2026, 05:06
Forum: Religion & Philosophy
Topic: Kelta and Jesus said to walk on water?
Replies: 4
Views: 19250

Re: Kelta and Jesus said to walk on water?

To find out you can check the other uses of the word:

[049/25] THÀT WILDE HEF STAPTE ALSANÁKA WR BERGA ÀND DÉLON

[086/20] ... ÀND HÍF HINI VR BORD INTO THÀT WÀLLANDE HEF .

[116/10] THÉR ... WAS SÉ. SIN HEF FÉTERE THENE HRINGDIK.

[143/15] THÀT BRÛWSENDE HEF SLIKTH ANTHA HRINGDIK THÉRE BURCH ...
by ott
12 Jul 2026, 12:48
Forum: Volunteers
Topic: Design help asked
Replies: 8
Views: 56177

Re: Design help asked

I like it too, now more than before. Because it has much more survived in Dutch and Frisian folk art and this is what you get when only a compass is used. For the straight spokes, one needs a ruler too.
by ott
30 Jun 2026, 16:00
Forum: Deutschsprachiges Forum
Topic: Geschichtskritische und katastrophistische Studien — ViaVeto
Replies: 2
Views: 50631

Re: Geschichtskritische und katastrophistische Studien — ViaVeto

» Die Olympischen Spiele des „Antiken Griechenlands“ sind eine Fantasie des 17. Jahrhunderts «

Folgende Studie wurde auf ViaVeto-Patreon hinzugefügt:

Die olympischen Spiele von Scaliger und Lloyd (36:14) — Die Chronologie des antiken Griechenlands entsteht in der Hauptsache aus einer Quelle ...