Very often, much more then we know, all of us receive invitation to visit certain places or to meet some people. That kind of invitations are always kind, fragile and hardly recognizable. In the moment when you recognize that kind of invitation, never hesitate accept it without doubts. It is always an invitation from your…
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Illyrian fleet
Archeological find of the Illyrian fleet of more than 30 ships, sunk or docked during a defensive war or natural cataclysm in the Illyrian harbor (dated in ca. 3000 BCE) at the peak of the Illyrian Empire. Desilo underwater archaeological site, Svitavsko marshland (Donje Hutovo blato). According to the Bosnian archaeologist Snježana Vasilj, the artifacts and…
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Welcome to the country of “Bono Homini”
Once upon a time where we live now, used to live some better people. Everybody called them good people, Romans use to called them Bono Homini . In my country we still name them ” dobri ljudi ” . We used to have excellent relationships between us, people, and better understanding of world which surrounding…
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Illyrian god’s and goddesses
So, this is just a part of my story which start long, long ago about Bosnia and nowadays surrounding countries through the time line… When we’re talking about Bosnian mythology it is important to clarify instantly the following – Bosnian people are speaking a Slavic language, but this doesn’t mean that they are Slavic people,…
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THE STEĆAK
Schindler’s Religion of Illyrian (“Slavic”) Sun-god Dazhbog (a stećak near Stolac, upper left) spread throughout the World: into Syria as Sun-god Shamash (Palmyra, 150 BCE, bottom-left), Old Rome as Sun-god Sol Indiges whose worshipers in the late Roman Empire (1-3 century CE) formed what is today regarded as a “mysterious religion of Sun-god Mithra” (bottom-right),…
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Illyrians, 5000 years after…
The Illyrians, were a warlike, mystical people, with shaman cults is known regardless of the fact that there is little data about them. But, the thing that is more interesting is the fact that it has been written by Roman historians, such as Pliny, that among the Illyrians there were many magicians, healers and clairvoyants…
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