The geographical isolation of the western Baltic Sea
and the origin of the Post-Magdalénian-Proto German
During the last Ice Age the temperature in northern Europe was about 7-8
degree lower than today. About 12000 years ago temperature rose and
the ice cap in the north of Europe began to melt
.Brockhaus
The southern border of the Scandinavean´ inland ice 12000-10000 BC.
The interrupted line covers the area of the Central European Magdalénien
Culture
Magdalénian Culure (15000-9000 BC )
The Central European tundra retreated slowly towards north. Along the
Danube and in Southern France developed first clear forests. Birch, coni-
ferous trees and hazelbush spread. The gradually expanding forests in
Central Europe forces animal and hunter to follow the back-yielding
tundra on to the north.
The Magdalénian reindeer hunters had to adapt to new living conditions
and in Europe developed two ´new´ cultures.
1.) Mid-Europe the LBK-Culture. (Corded Ware Culture) Farmer
2.) In the North the Trichterbecher Cultur. (Funnel beaker) Dairy famer
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Development of farming in Europe during the Mesolithic and Neolithic
periods represented by a homogenous pattern of settlements and
material culture, named the LBK Culture ( Linienbandkeramik after the
typical pottery decorated ith linear bands.)
LBK not naturally related to the neighboring Megalithic Area´ of the
western BalticSea.
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Nordic Circle
(4100-2700 B.C..)
.
The northward migration of the Magdalénian reindeer hunters ended in
a geographical trap. In east the Baltic Sea, in west the North Sea and to
the south a virgin ´jungle´ up to the Alps, at least life-hostile for tundra
hunters.
A geographical trap
along millennia gentically isolated from the rest of the world
Tacitus (4) - as an eye witness - supports this idea of a genetic isolation"
"For myself, I concur in opinion with such as suppose the people of
Germany never to have mingled by inter-marriages with other nations,
but to have remained a people pure, and i ndependent, and resembling
none but themselves".
Modern natural science may support this view. ( Rickets, Laczases s..later)
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In this isolated northern area a typical culture developed, based on dairy
farming. the
Trichterbecher Culture (Funnel Beaker)
(4100-2700 B.C,). the time of the NW-European Megalithicans.
Trichterbecher (Funnel Beaker)
At first sight a banally looking question.“What became drunk by the Mega-
lithicans ? ” Milk?" The baby drinking bottle (http babys.bottle ) looks like
a modern bill cup .A necessary daily equipment for dairy farmer ?
The assumptions of a primarily cattle-economically aligned society in the
North fits the description, given by Tacitus
"It (the land) is productive of grain, but unfavorable to fruit-bearing trees;
it is rich in flocks and herds, but these are for the most part undersized,
and even the cattle have not their usual beauty or noble head. It is number
that is chiefly valued; they are in fact the most highly prized, indeed the
only riches of the people"
(23) " Their food is of a simple kind, consisting of wild fruit, fresh game,
and curdled milk. They satisfy their hunger without elaborate preparation
and without delicacies.
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Facit:
In the isolated North post Magdalénian proto-Germans lived along
millennia genetically isolated from the rest of the world
1-isolation 02.02.05 ,,12.06 update
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Where did fair haired people come from ?
Stand, my maidens. Whither do ye flee at the sight of a man? [200] Ye do
not think, surely, that he is an enemy? That mortal man lives not, or exists
nor shall ever be born who shall come to the land of the Phaeacians as
foeman, for we are very dear to the immortals.
other mortals have dealings with us. Nay, this is some hapless wanderer
that has come hither. Him must we now tend; for from Zeus are all
strangers and beggars, and a gift, though small, is welcome. Come, then, my
maidens, give to the stranger food and drink, [210] and bathe him in the river
in a spot where there is shelter from the wind.”Odyss. Nausikaa)
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