Glaubt Joel Tenney, dass die Kelten aus Armenien kamen?
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Von appleshateme
Glaubt Joel Tenney, dass die Kelten aus Armenien kamen?
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Von appleshateme
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What does that mean? Armenians have Celtic ancestry or there were no Armenians back then and Celts were there?
Not sure who that is but it’s a fringe theory with no archeological evidence.
Some of the oldest written works in England (anglo Saxon chronicles) say that the original people who settled in England came from Armenia. If I remember correctly the celts also say that the garden of Eden was in Armenia.
No idea if true though
Closest celts ever to Armenia were galatians. Still about 1000km short of Yerevan.
Same energy as Germans larping as true aryans
What is it with people and calling Armenia their homeland. Azeris, Turks, Kurds, Udi and now the celts? 😂
I mean it kind of makes sense on the surface but very little hard evidence
Nah this is some Aryan race-type shit get this outta here💀
I’m glad he’s enjoying Armenia though lol
This guy is an American Evangelical Protestant. Why is he so obsessed with Armenians?
Who is he?
I mean there are the anglo saxon chronicles that states „Britons came from armenia“ , but There is evidence it was a spelling mistake and they meant armorica which is either in or near Brittany in France where celtic people called bretons live . I dont know any French geography so could be wrong here. Back then there were quite a few theories linking random peoples to armenia because we’re old people and noah but then again these theories were formed to fit an ideology not because they necessarily had any basis.
Or maybe he thinks the indoeuropean homeland is armenia ? There are theories but it’s not the most popular.
Or does he believe khachkars = celtic high cross = celts are from armenia???
Anyway gotta use that to piss off some gigis with that statement
This is good. Don’t care whether it’s true.
The Celtic Cross does look a LOT like the Armenian cross…but that’s as far as I take it.
Joel Tenny tries to support the „World is Armenian“ myth, otherwise know as „Everyone famous was Armenian, everyone bad was Turk or Georgian“
In linguistics, one of the theories on the origin of Indo-European languages says that PIE (Proto Indo European) emerged and developed in the south Caucasus. It’s called the Armenian Plateau Hypothesis.
That doesn’t make us all Armenians, but would trace a very ancient cultural and linguist lineage to the Armenian homeland.
Other theories on PIE place the homeland in Central Asian plains or in Anatolia (Renfrew‘ Hypothesis). When I studied linguistics, Renfrew was in fashion but today it is all about the Central Asian origin, with some serious consideration for an Armenian origin.
As an Iranian welcome to the „Your ancestors are actually related to us“ pseudo race science community.
Just FYI this guy is alt right af … thinks “god ordained trump” in his own words look at his twitter
So when we go to Africa, the original territory of our ancestors, *Homo sapiens*, are we ought to make a post like this? Bizarre.
I don’t even know where he got that idea from.
We wuz Celts?
People were nomadic thousands of years ago. They didn’t have one homeland.
Glad he’s enjoying himself, but the original Celtic homeland, insofar as Celts themselves existed, was Central Europe. They did at one point establish a colony in Western Anatolia, and the name survives in Turkey as ‚Galata‘.
As for the Garden of Eden, the concept of which was based upon an oral tradition surviving from the end of the Pleistocene Epoch, it is in all likelihood located on the floor of the Persian Gulf. It was a UK-sized refugia for early man which had to be abandoned after the Indian Ocean entered the Straits of Hormuz. Survivors of the catastrophe created civilization in Mesopotamia and the ensuing Great Flood and Paradise myths.