[gothic-l] Re: The Gothic Migration Epic
faltin2001
dirk at SMRA.CO.UK
Wed Mar 13 15:36:01 UTC 2002
--- In gothic-l at y..., Tore Gannholm <tore.gannholm at s...> wrote:
> >
> >
> >It certainly is. For the 1000th time, the Wielbark and Oksywie
> >cultures are authochonous they did not come from anywhere else.
There
> >was neither a mass migration nor a protracted migration, but there
> >has been spuradic contact. But the fact remains the Wielbark
culture
> >of the Goths is authochonous and its closests relatives live south
of
> >it. This is a fact that all serious archaeologists accept and
confirm.
> >
>
>
> Dirk,
> Interesting question. For how many centuries were they authochonous?
> They must have come from somewhere?
>
> Tore
Tore,
there is no such thing as 'authochonous for a certain number of
centuries, than originated from somewhere else'. Authochonous for the
Wielbark and for the preceeding Okcywie culture means that they did
not come from anywhere, but developed locally in the area of modern
Pommerania and Silesia. The Jastorf culture is authochonous to the
area of modern east Lower Saxony, meaning that its carriers did not
come from somwhere else or adopted their culture from somewhere
else.
Where do you think the Scandinavians, say the modern Swedes or
Gotlanders originally came from?
Dirk
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