Zbulime arkeologjike ilire-dardane (sanxhak) dhe Serbi

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Shkrimi i vjeteri i Vinqes i miljenumit te VII -VI p.e.sone

Nëse është 7000-6000 p.e.s. atëherë ky shkrimë duket se është më i vjetër edhe se hieroglifët egjiptiane. Gjithashtu sa për njoftim ilirët dihet se kanë banuar viset ballkanike qysh nga mileniumi/mijëvjeçari i dytë p.e.s.

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Nëse është 7000-6000 p.e.s. atëherë ky shkrimë duket se është më i vjetër edhe se hieroglifët egjiptiane. Gjithashtu sa për njoftim ilirët dihet se kanë banuar viset ballkanike qysh nga mileniumi/mijëvjeçari i dytë p.e.s.

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1.Zoomorphic head. Terracotta From Fafos site, Kosovska Mitrovica, Vinca Culture Neolithic (5th mill. BCE). Height 16.5 cm Inv. F-I-1181
NEOLITHIC MASK 10TH-5TH MILL.BCE


2.Cat-like, zoomorphic head. Terracotta From Belo Brdo site, Vinca, Serbia. Vinca Culture, Neolithic (5th mill. BCE). Height 8.3 cm Onv. 1482
NEOLITHIC MASK 10TH-5TH MILL.BCE

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1.NEOLITHIC MASK 10TH-5TH MILL.BCE
Small mask, terracotta. From Predionica, Kosovo. Vinca-Plocnik Culture, Neolithic (5th mill. BCE). Height 16 cm Inv. 158
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2.Idol with phallus. Terracotta From Fafos I site, Kosovska Mitrovica, Kosovo Vinca-Plocnik Culture, Neolithic (5th mill. BCE). Height 7 cm
NEOLITHIC SCULPTURE 10TH-2ND MILL.BCE


3.NEOLITHIC ALTAR 10TH-5TH MILL.BCE
Altar-goddess, bench-like altar with anthropomorphic figure facing a receptacle or cult vessel. Terracotta From Fafos I site, Vinca, Kosovo. Neolithic, Vinca-Plocnik Culture (5th mill. BCE). Height 17.3 cm. Inv.

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Toplica Prokuplje eshte krahine shqiptare ne juge te
Serbise. Në ditet e sodite pjese te kesaj krahine quhen me emra te ndryshem si: Lugina e Presheves, Kosova Lindore etj.[1] Kjo krahine perbehet prej me shume se 400 fshatra e qytete të cilat ishin të banuara me shqiptare. Serbia me perkrahjen e Rusise ben okupimin e ketyre trojeve rreth viteve 1878-1881. Okupimi shoqerohet me dhune dhe terror. Shqiptaret ndiqen, vriten e masakrohen. Ata që arrijne te largohen i shpetojnë masakrës serbo-ruse. Një numër i vogel i tyre arriten te shpetojne duke ikur në Kosove. Historianet thone se dikund rreth 90000 shqiptarë vendosen ne Kosove. Për ta mbajte gjalle historine dhe me shprese se ata nje dite do të kthehen në vendin e tyre ata marrin për mbiemer të ri emrin e fshatit, qytetit prej nga vinin. Por qka ndodhi me të tjeret te cilet iken ne drejtime tjera si drejt Shkupit, Sofjes e Rumanise nuk dihet. Keshtu sot ne Kosove kemi mbiemrat siq janë Bllaca, Bajqinca, Konjusha, Konjuhi, Perbeza, Pllana, Qyqalla, Restelica, Teverlani(Gashi),Gerguri,Kongjeli,Gajtani, Vertopi(Sopi) etj. Të cilet jane emertime te vendbanimeve shqiptare ne Dardaninë Lindore. Vendbanime në te cilat sot nuk jetojne shqiptaret sepse ata qe nuk arriten te largoheshin u vranë e u masakruan nga forcat ruso-serbe.

1.Archeologists found 75-century-old copper tools and artifacts at Plocnik, near Prokuplje and 200 km south of Belgrade.

2.This Neolithic figurine found in the Plocnik archaeological site shows a girl in a short skirt and ornate top. (Reuters: Stevan Lazarevic )


Prehistoric women had passion for fashion
If the figurines found in an ancient European settlement are any guide, women have been dressing to impress for at least 7,500 years.

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The first evidence of human metallurgy dates from the 5th and 6th millennium BC, and was found in the archaeological sites of Majdanpek, Yarmovac and Plocnik, Serbia. To date, the earliest copper smelting is found at the Belovode site, these examples include a copper axe from 5,500BC belonging to the Vincha culture. Other signs of human metallurgy are found from the third millennium BC in places like Palmela (Portugal), Cortes de Navarra (Spain), and Stonehenge (United Kingdom). However, as often happens with the study of prehistoric times, the ultimate beginnings cannot be clearly defined and new discoveries are continuous and ongoing.
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Mining areas of the ancient Middle East. Boxes colors: arsenic is in brown, copper in red, tin in grey, iron in reddish brown, gold in yellow, silver in white and lead in black. Yellow area stands for arsenic bronze, while grey area stands for tin bronze.
Silver, copper, tin and meteoric iron can also be found native, allowing a limited amount of metalworking in early cultures. Egyptian weapons made from meteoric iron in about 3000 B.C. were highly prized as "Daggers from Heaven".W. Keller (1963) The Bible as History page 156 ISBN 0 340 00312 X However, by learning to get copper and tin by heating rocks and combining those two metals to make an alloy called bronze, the technology of metallurgy began about 3500 B.C. with the Bronze Age.

The extraction of iron from its ore into a workable metal is much more difficult. It appears to have been invented by the Hittites in about 1200 B.C., beginning the Iron Age. The secret of extracting and working iron was a key factor in the success of the Philistines.
Historical developments in ferrous metallurgy can be found in a wide variety of past cultures and civilizations. This includes the ancient and medieval kingdoms and empires of the Middle East and Near East, ancient Egypt, ancient Nubia, and Anatolia (Turkey), Ancient Nok, Carthage, the Greeks and Romans of ancient Europe, medieval Europe, ancient and medieval China, ancient and medieval India, ancient and medieval Japan, etc. Of interest to note is that many applications, practices, and devices associated or involved in metallurgy were possibly established in ancient China before Europeans mastered these crafts (such as the innovation of the blast furnace, cast iron, steel). However, modern research suggests that Roman technology was far more sophisticated than hitherto supposed, especially in mining methods, metal extraction and forging. They were, for example, expert in hydraulic mining methods well before the Chinese, or any othhttp://www.google.com/imgres?i




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In Serbia sono stati rinvenuti asce, martelli, ganci ed aghi dell'età del rame (oltre 7000 anni fa), che hanno indotto gli studiosi a riconsiderare le teorie sul quando l'uomo avrebbe cominciato ad utilizzare il rame.
Settemila anni fa, a Plocnik, a 200 chilometri da Belgrado, vi era un villaggio che rimase in piedi per ben 800 anni prima di essere distrutto da un incendio. A seguito di questo evento, gli abitanti abbandonarono la zona, lasciando, però, una serie di manufatti realizzati in rame, i più antichi manufatti del genere conosciuti al mondo. Il villaggio si sviluppava su un'area di 120 ettari. Finora sono state riportate alla luce delle case, la più grande delle quali misura 8 metri per 5. Oltre alle statuette sono state rinvenute delle statuette che raffigurano gli antichi abitanti del villaggio. Raffigurazioni piuttosto accurate, che mostrano quanto gli antichi abitanti tenessero al loro aspetto ed ai loro gioielli. Una di queste mostra una donna in minigonna.

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Archaeologists discover sculpture of Diana, Goddess of hunt in Serbia

Belgrade, July 22 (ANI): Archaeologists have discovered a sensational sculpture, which they think is of Diana, the Goddess of the hunt, in Serbia.
According to Blic, the sculpture was uncovered at the site of the ‘Felix Romuliana’, an imperial palace near the Town of Zajecar, Serbia by German experts of the Archaeology Institute in Frankfurt, together with the colleagues of the Archaeology Institute in Belgrade.

Experts said that the sculpture – which is missing a horse and a rider – symbolizes victory by Rome over barbarians.

The team believes that this discovery is absolutely precious not just for studying of the ‘Romuliana’, but for the world culture as well. (ANI

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Archaeological gem is unique in Balkans

Zajecar, Serbia – At the late Roman archaeological site called Felix Romuliana a newly-discovered marble statue was revealed yesterday. Experts are unison in their estimates the statue is of immense scientific value.

However, archaeologists cannot state with certainty what the statue represents. Some claim it is most likely Goddess Diana, while others maintain it is a Thracian horseman. There is also a limited possibility, as experts say, that the chunks and slabs of marble recovered in the vicinity of the statue will be reassembled into a whole that could reveal the mystery of the dog biting a wild boar. On the occasion of the find, Blic has talked to senior scientific associate for the archaeological collection at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, Miroslav Lazic and Miomir Korac, a scientific adviser at Belgrade’s Institute of Archaeology.

Gerda Sommer-von Bülow, PhD, of the Archaeological Institute in Frankfurt, Germany was thrilled yesterday about the find and said in her reaction:- “On Saturday around noon we discovered a piece of marble lying in the ground and it was clear to us we simply had to finish the work and see what the piece is all about. With surprise and an adrenalin rush, we completed the work around 6pm, and all the while we talked to each other and kept guessing what the find might be. We finally lifted this marvellous sculpture and came to a conclusion that it was most likely to be a Thracian horseman. So far we have only had reliefs of Thracian horsemen, but very few upright sculptures. We don’t know the exact time of its manufacturing and whether it was 2nd or 3rd century AD,” said Bülow.The sculpture itself is 1.1m long, 50cm tall and has had many an archaeologist perplexed as there is no horse or a horseman. This is the reason some experts believe that it is not a Thracian horseman which is missing, but actually Goddess Diana, who was ancient Roman religion the goddess of the hunt. Judging by the symbols on the sculpture surface, it could represent Goddess Diana hunting, as suggested by Maja Zivic, MA in archaeology, of the National Museum in Zajecar.