Yes, the aryan race is extinct. The genes of the ancient heroes can only now be found in select individuals. However this map of ancient sites is quite accurate. I wonder how swastika finds overlap lay lines and sacred sites.
Aryan discursion thread
Nathan Gonzalez
Henry Bailey
this Scythian is right.
Nathan Cox
check 'em
Chase Cox
well, if you're talking philologically, then what meaning does "Aryan" (or its linguistic counterparts) take in each culture? genes are part of every lifeform and results in people making culture, so in that sense it's easy to 'jump' cultures. (incidentally, shouldn't the map in the OP contain the nazi swastika as a 'historical example of the archetypal symbol'.) but if you're wondering why the symbol is used so frequently and if it's ingrained in humanity's life, and if it's a symbol of nature, then, as with all occultic sigilism, you'd have to try it and find out ;)
Isaac Ramirez
Good information!
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Donald A. Mackenzie was a prolific writer on religion, mythology, and anthropology in the early 20th century. One of his many works was Myths of Pre-Columbian America, published in 1924. Chapter 15 of that book is entitled “White Missionaries and White Gods”.
Mackenzie first relates the accounts of the meeting of Cortez and Montezuma recorded by the Spanish chroniclers of the 16th century. In those accounts, Montezuma told Cortez that he knew that a man such as Cortez would come and take his empire, because it had been foretold long ago by their god, Quetzalcoatl. Mackenzie writes:
“When taking leave of his disciples, Quetzalcoatl told them ‘that there should surely come to them in after times, by way of the sea where the sun rises, certain white men with white beards, like him, and that these would be his brothers and would rule that land’.”
Later in the chapter Mackenzie describes the numerous culture heroes of the American peoples; these were the men who brought civilization to those peoples.
The culture hero of the Maya city state of Palenque was Votan. His peoples were “seafarers who settled on various islands, and were called by one of the peoples with whom they mixed the Tzequiles (‘men with petticoats’) because they wore long robes”.
Similar to Votan was another Maya culture hero called Zamna or Itzamna, who was “a priest and law-giver, who came from the west accompanied by priests, artisans, and even warriors; he invented the hieroglyphics”.
The Oajacans had a tradition that “told of the coming from the south-west by sea of ‘an old white man, with long hair and beard’, who preached to the people. ‘He lived a strict life, passing the greater part of the night in a kneeling posture and eating but little. He disappeared shortly afterwards as mysteriously as he came'”. The Zapotecs had a similar culture hero, called Wixepecocha.
The culture hero and creator god of Peru was called by the Incas Kon-Tiki Viracocha. He was “supposed to have come from the west and to have returned westward, disappearing in the ocean.”
There were Peruvian legends that told of “giants who came across the Pacific, conquered Peru and erected great buildings”.
One culture hero of Brazil was Sumé, who was “a white, bearded man who, however, came from the east, not the west. He introduced agriculture, and had power to raise and still tempests”. Paye-tome was another culture hero of Brazil, and he was also a white man.
The culture hero of Chile was a white man who “performed miracles and cured the sick; he caused rain to fall and crops to grow, and kindled fire at breath”.
The culture hero of the Muisca people of Colombia was Bochica, who “gave laws to the Muyscas, was a white, bearded man, wearing long robes, who regulated the calendar, established festivals, and vanished in time like the others”.
Mackenzie quotes from Native Races of the Pacific States by Hubert Bancroft, a five volume work published in 1874. In one of the quotes, Bancroft notes the similarities among the American culture heroes:
“They are all described as white, bearded men, generally clad in long robes; appearing suddenly and mysteriously upon the scene of their labors, they at once set about improving the people by instructing them in useful and ornamental arts, giving them laws, exhorting them to practise brotherly love and other Christian virtues, and introducing a milder and better form of religion; having accomplished their mission, they disappear as mysteriously and unexpectedly as they came; and finally, they are apotheosized and held in great reverence by a grateful posterity.”
In another quote, Bancroft says that in Peru there were “numerous vague traditions of settlements or nations of white men, who lived apart from the other people of the country, and were possessed of an advanced civilization”.
Who were the White Gods?
I think that they were the source of the I2a1a-M26 found in Amerindians.
I-M26 was found in Amerindians in exactly the same places where there were legends of White Gods, and in no others. It was found everywhere the great American civilizations were found.
There is no doubt that there were Caucasoids in Peru during the times of the ancient civilizations. The mummies of the Paracas culture, which lasted from 800 to 100 BC, were Caucasoid, as is evident from their hair. The mummies of the Nazca culture, which flourished from 100 BC to 800 AD, were also Caucasoid. A major burial site of the Nazca culture was the Chauchilla Cemetery. It was established in 200 AD and continued to be used for 600 to 700 years. The hair of the Chauchilla Cemetery mummies in the following photographs is obviously Caucasoid. And note that they’re all wearing long robes.
Joseph Fisher
Its on the left side of the the round part you can see better on the left picture.
Jackson Clark
likely from Basques/Iberians then
Joseph Ramirez
This is very interesting considering the Solutrean bones found in North America predating the Bering Strait crossers. There was migration going across the Atlantic in ancient times imo. And I believe the megalithic culture was exactly those Solutreans that crossed the Atlantic which your picture perfectly correlates
Hunter King
nice
Leo Jenkins
Go away, nigger.