INITIATION OF THE MIGRATION AND SEPARATION OF INDO-EUROPEANS BY A CATASTROPHIC FLOODING OF THE BLACK SEA REGION

Авторы: Shopov Yavor Y., Yalamov Тodor, Dimitrov Petko, Dimitrov Dimitar
Журнал: ИЗВЕСТИЯ НА СЪЮЗА НА УЧЕНИТЕ – ВАРНА 2012, КУЛТУРНОТО НАСЛЕДСТВО НА ВАРНА
Год издания: 2012
Первая страница: 27
Последняя страница: 39
Аннотация: Geological data suggest an exceptionally large natural catastrophe in the Black Sea region. Before it Black Sea was a fresh water lake with coasts 90 m below the recent sea level. We present a number of climatic, oceanographic, linguistic, calendar and archaeological evidences that this event can be linked to the Bible (Noah’s) Flood. This catastrophic rapid flooding of the Black Sea by the Mediterranean Sea waters was dated in by 14С at 7 560 ±50 cal. yrs BP. It flooded 160000 km2 and destroyed settlements of the early civilizations around the Black Sea coast. At that time here were settled Indo-Europeans. Catastrophic flooding of the region appear to initiate their migration and separation in groups like German, Thracian, Illyrian, Greek, etc. tribes. We mapped the migration of some of them on the map of Eurasia by precise positioning of the established 4399 toponims and hydronames formed on the base of their ethnic names derived from processing and linguistic analysis of 6 900 000 toponims and hydronames.
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