The Begining

"Thinker" and "Siting Woman" from Hamangia


...Inside the Romanian territory have been discovered the traces of various civilizations between 7,500 - 3,500 B.C.
...The "Pre-Cucuteni" culture is considered by the American specialist Marija Gimbutos for being the oldest European culture with the pre-Indo-European population at its development apogee between 5,000 - 4,000 B.C.
...The "Boian" culture (4,000 - 3,800 B.C.) left us the first sanctuary created from clay and the "Hamangia" culture the first statue worked in marble in human history and the anthropomorphous clay statues "The Thinker and his woman."
...From "Vincea" culture, in 1961 Nicolae Vlasa discovered at Tartaria upon Mures (Transylvania) some small clay tablets dated 4,800 - 4,500 B.C., considered by the same Gimbutas as the very first written message in human history, much before the Sumerians tablets (probably arising also from the Danube).
...Those Carpatho-Danubers (also called "ARIANS") gave birth to the world's culture, spreading not only all over Europe and toward North Egypt and Mesopotamia, but to the far India, where their "Vedic" culture "inspired" (and is still inspiring today) the world's cultures - the Chaldeans, the Egyptians, and others. The Hinduism and Christianity did not do anything else but copy, adjusting it to their local conditions ...
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