quote: The Lost Horseman Labyrinth. Budapest, Hungary.
The Lost Horseman Labyrinth. Budapest, Hungary. These complex underground caves and passages were carved out of solid rock. Prehistoric man may have used them as shelter more than half a million years ago. Archaeological evidence of 350,000 year old stone tools belonging to early man were reportedly located in the caves.
The passages stretch out over 1200 meters ( 4000 feet ), and are nearly 16 meters ( 53 feet ), beneath the ancient castle district of what is now Budapest, the largest city in Hungary.
So historic and unique are the caves, that they were recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 as an outstanding urban landscape. The caves have been part of the history and culture in Budapest long since before records began, and have seen a multitude of change over time.
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The Caves of Europe, were seen as temples by the ancient Blacks of Europe.
The last Ice Age in Europe came suddenly. The Aurignacians probably sought santuary in their caves/temples.
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Stone Age Tunnels are man created a massive network of underground tunnels crisecrossing Europe from Scotland to Turkey , a new book on the Ancient superhighways has claimed. German archaeologist, said evidence of the tunnels has been found hundreds of Neolithic settlements all over the continent. Seemingly never ending series of underground tunnels are confirmed to be man-made , and the architecture boggles even the most sophisticated designers.
German archaeologist Dr Heinrich Kusch said evidence of the tunnels has been found under hundreds of Neolithic settlements all over the continent. In his book - Secrets Of The Underground Door To An Ancient World (German title: Tore zur Unterwelt) - he says that the fact so many have survived after 12,000 years shows that the original tunnel network must have been enormous.
In his book, he notes that chapels were often built by the entrances perhaps because the Church were afraid of the heathen legacy the tunnels might have represented, and wanted to negate their influence.
Not for the claustrophobic: Most of the tunnels are just 70cm wide - just wide enough for a person to slowly wriggle through
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. Since the last Ice Age came suddenly the Blacks were trapped in the caves. In darkness.
The first Europeans were definitely Black when they entered the Caucasus Caves. In the caves due to the absence of sunlight the Aurignacians lost the melanin in their skin. The melanin left the skin and congregated in the hair.
This is evident when we look at the depigmented creatures who lived in the caves.The drawings from the Grotte de Marche shows tha various facial changes that took place among the Proto-Europeans who remained trapped in the caves until after 1400-1200 BC.
The Grotte de Marche engravings show the evolution of Blacks into europeans.
Below is a Magdalenian carving from the Grotte de La Marche from 17 000-15 000BC:
This 17ky cave painting appears to record the changes in the Proto-European into more 'human' like forms today. The pictures make it clear that the long chins and noses were a major feature of the Proto-Europeans.Check out information on Grotte de Marche at : http://pascal.lefalher.perso.neuf.fr/la_grotte_de_la_marche.htm
Europeans are not native to Europe except underground. Since they remained in the caves the Proto-Europeans at Grotte de Marche probably did not interact with the Blacks of Europe that did not enter the caves and become depigmented.
Granted the Aurignacian culture spread across Eurasia. The Europeans exited the caves in Central Asia--not western Eurasia. In Central Asia they probably hid in the mountains grew in numbers until they felt they were strong enough to attack the Blacks ruling the great cities of Eurasia and the Egyptian Delta, that were weakened after the tectonic chanes surrounding the Santorini volcanic eruption and other catatrophic events between 1700-1200 BC.
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Santorini's volcanic activity during the past 2-500,000 years has been dominated by very large explosive eruptions at intervals of few tens of thousands of years. The most recent of this type occurred at around 1613 BC and is known as the so-called Minoan eruption. The late Bronze Age eruption, one of the biggest known volcanic explosions in younger time,- and one of the most studied, but still most mysterious eruptions of all time-, devastated not only Santorini, but had a deep impact on the whole of the Eastern Mediterranean. Perhaps it even had serious world-wide effects and changed history. Still today, one can see its deposits, the characteristic, tens of meters thick layer of white pumice and ash that blankets most of the surface of the island group. The eruption changed the shape of the island itself dramatically: it is now believed that before the eruption, it had the shape of an almost complete ring that enclosed an earlier, shallower caldera. Then, large sections of island collapsed into the emptied magma chamber after the eruption, literally disappearing under the sea. The ring-island was breached to the W and NW, and the caldera was significantly widened and deepened.
The Minoan eruption devastated the rich, highly developed economic center, that Santorini was at that time. Since 1969, intense archaeological excavations have brought to light an important Cycladic/Minoan town which had been buried beneath the volcanic ash for almost 4000 years. Although it appears that people had time to evacuate their island in time before the eruption, carrying most of their goods with them, the findings from Akrotiri are impressive: especially, they include well-preserved and magnificent wall paintings, ceramics and other objects. Thanks to the work of numerous archaeologists, a new light was thrown on an important prehistoric period and culture. The spectacular discovery even induced continuing speculations that relate the volcanic destruction of Santorini to the legend of the sunken Atlantis.
Since the Proto-Europeans in western Eurasia, like those living at Grotte de Marche remaind in their self imposed imprisonment underground, they did not interact with the Black Europeans. As a result, they cannot be considered Europeans because they were either unable, or afraid to exit the caves of western Eurasia.
Europeans do not expand out of Central Asia until after 1700 BC. By 1200 BC, Proto-Europeans were expanding into Egypt Delta, Eastern Eurpe and India by 1000BC.
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Mankind originated in Africa. Africans spread to the rest of the world including Central Asia.
After 2000 BC there was a series of earthquacks and volcanic eruptions in Eurasia. As a result, the Proto-Europeans were able to leave their subterranean cave habitat in the Caucasus mountains, for the surface world.West of the Caspian Sea lies the Caucasus, a mountainous region that comprises of southeastern Russia (Northern Caucasus), Armenia, Azerbaijan (including disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region) and Georgia (South Caucasus).Europe was primarially settled by Blacks so the Proto-Europeans settled in Central Asia.They did not want to remain the mountains from which they had emerged.
The first mention of whites place them in Central Asia.Central Asia, also sometimes known as Middle Asia or Inner Asia, is a region in Asia east of the Caspian Sea, west of China, north of Afghanistan, and south of Russia. This would make whites indigenous to Central Asia.
The Caves of Europe, were seen as temples by the ancient Blacks of Europe. here they congregated and used them like temples.
. In the caves these Blacks recorded their history and worshiped their gods.
The last Ice Age in Europe came suddenly. The Aurignacians probably sought santuary in their caves/temples.
. Since the last Ice Age came suddenly the Blacks were trapped in the caves. In darkness.
The first Europeans were definitely Black when they entered the Caucasus Caves.
In the caves due to the absence of sunlight the Aurignacians lost the melanin in their skin. The melanin left the skin and congregated in the hair. This is evident when we look at the depigmented creatures who live in the caves.
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As you can see living in caves can cause the lost of melanin in the skin.After the tectonic events of 2000 BC the entrances of the caves opened in the Caucasus.
The original Black Europeans had turned into the people we call Europeans today.
The first Caucasians had lived in the caves for thousands of years.
During this time they probably treated each other badly.
Given the lack of life in the caves these first caucasians probably ate each other and suffered many bad things.
It is clear that the melanin in Europeans goes only into their hair. The only explanation for the appearance of whites, and stability of the lack of melanin among Europeans can only be explained by an extended period of time proto-Europeans living in the cave.
This would explain the varied type of Europeans who fomerly lived in the caves.
These first Caucasians probably left the caves bitter because they had lost their pigmentation--while many of the people they saw when they left the caves were pigmented=Blacks. The original home of the Caucasians was the Caucasus Mountains.
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. They came from the caves after 2000BC
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Blacks were familiar with white people because of the Albinos that lived among them. They probably felt that the new pink people migrating in their lands had skin color and hair like the Albinos among them, the white people were just an entire tribe of pink Albinos, instead of an entirely new race.
In Central Asia, the white people mated with Blacks and began a slow infiltration into Anatolia.First mention of these whites were as Gutian tribes , invading the Sumerian territory. The Hattis, allowed them in Anatolia,where they were able to imitate the black Empires.
Over time, the Gutians/whites were able to form an empire called the Hittite Empire. The Hittites like, the Gutians in Sumeria, adopted the language of the Hatti, and their culture. After 1200 BC, a coalition of white tribes began to move out of Anatolia into the Mediterranean attacking all the Blacklands. The Blacks were able to contain the whites, but they were allowed to settle in the Levant, and the Delta region of Egypt, and parts of Arabia. Over millenia mating with Blacks they probably co-created the Arab population.
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Given the lack of life in the caves these first caucasians probably ate each other and suffered many bad things.
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