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Awesome, well done with the light and darkness.

Good channel with really interesting takes. There are multiple Hel-named sites: Hel peninsula in Poland, Hälsingland in Sweden and Hel(sinki) region in Finland. By virtue of other associated attributes, the likes of Hindu and Buddhist echoes on magical "stove" stones (häll, hella) in Uttar...

Thanks to archeology research in early 2010s the variant chronology on Buddha has tightened. Please read more here , the actual study The earliest Buddhist shrine: excavating the birthplace of the Buddha, Lumbini (Nepal) available online via searching by the title name. Traditionally the dating of B...

Good find!

Welcome to the club! There are many northern European (or even Nordic) cultural traditions that came back, despite the medieval church attempt at removing them: use of Christmas trees, midsummer bonfires (big thing in Nordic countries), children dressed as easter witches or trolls, use of separate l...

There is evidence both for actual Levantine Troy ( Alaksandu letter ; Paris of Troy = Aleksander) and an ancient understanding of Finland, or the coastal Finnish Trojaborg (old folklore name for coastal hill-fort town of Borgå) therein, as a sort of Nordic Troy. This latter is best seen in medieval ...

In OL narrative, one of Buddha's titles is Krisen the shepherd (KRIS.EN. THAT IS HERDER). This name, after the Krishna the shepherd, is a Gautama family line royal name ( source ): Screenshot_20250426_225635.png Later in the narrative the Buddha goes on to convert a group of Krishna followers into e...

Thanks to user El Aldaric noticing a related video on subject matter of ancient Central European 2000-1600 BC (pre OL Celtic) standardised weigh units akin to modern grams and kilograms. With evidence of decimal use (in usage case numbers of 10 g, 1 kg, sets of 5 and 10), this all supports the archa...

A very good link. The Finnish mythology utilises a 10-based organisational culture (Finnish counting system is 10-based), as present also in toponyms (Satakunta 'Hundred-men'), and used a 10-based decimal system (SKVR poetry). The Germanic hundare and hunno (the chief of hundare) use same idea. As t...