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WHAT HISTORY HAS CYPRUS GOT ????????

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Postby miltiades » Wed Apr 04, 2007 11:44 pm

Maybe they came from the Loony land , just like you.
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Postby askimwos » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:33 am

free_cyprus wrote:i m still waiting to find out if those people they found 7000 years ago are greeks or turks does anyone know


...and it seems that you will be waiting for a long time for somebody to answer this to you. What's up with you mate? Can't you read? My previous post clearly stated where these people came from.
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Postby LENA » Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:55 am

shahmaran wrote:i think Cyprus has a pretty decent history that can be thought, its a sensitive subject and if its going to be written to be thought then it has to be done in a very balanced way

but unfortunately we cant even aggree on our history ourselves let alone teaching them to others


I agree with Shah…we have a decent history. But History is not only the wars, the fights and the killings! History is the ancient buildings, customs, traditions…

But free_cyprus why you insist so much on the Choirokitia issue and why you wonder about the history? You don’t know?
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Postby free_cyprus » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:00 pm

F_C
Just a small correction - Choirokitia dates back to 7000 BC and not 3500BC as I posted earlier.

Choirokoitia (also known as Khirokitia) is one of the most important prehistorical sites in the eastern Mediterranean area. The site is only partly recovered, and archaelogical work is still going on.

Human life in Choirokoitia started around 7000 BC, in the Neolithicum. Where the people came from is not known for sure. It is possible that the neolithic villages on Cyprus were a result of colonization from the Middle East.

What do we know about the people that lived here? The village probably had about 300 inhabitants. They practised agriculture and animal husbandry, and didn't usually live longer than 35 years. One of their most remarkable customs was to bury their dead under the floors of the houses of the living relatives. In this way the dead remained close to the living.

Here are some links to Unesco World Herritage Website about Choirokitia

http://www.worldheritagesite.org/sites/ ... oitia.html

http://whc.unesco.org/pg.cfm?cid=31&id_site=848


i m still waiting to find out if anyone knows the people found at this site if they are greeks or turks
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Postby kafenes » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:13 pm

free_cyprus wrote:
i m still waiting to find out if anyone knows the people found at this site if they are greeks or turks


FC, The Turkish nation didn't exist 7000 years ago. I don't think they were Greek either. They were Cypriots!!!
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Postby free_cyprus » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:17 pm

askimwos
soo we all know where these people came from then do we just like we know where the greeks and turks came from lol or is it just possible that cypriots are just cypriots who were forced by invaders and occupiers to make us speak thier language.. but this you lot can never except can you
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Postby kafenes » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:18 pm

You will fins this very interesting as well I think.
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Postby askimwos » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:19 pm

free_cyprus wrote:F_C
Just a small correction - Choirokitia dates back to 7000 BC and not 3500BC as I posted earlier.

Choirokoitia (also known as Khirokitia) is one of the most important prehistorical sites in the eastern Mediterranean area. The site is only partly recovered, and archaelogical work is still going on.

Human life in Choirokoitia started around 7000 BC, in the Neolithicum. Where the people came from is not known for sure. It is possible that the neolithic villages on Cyprus were a result of colonization from the Middle East.
What do we know about the people that lived here? The village probably had about 300 inhabitants. They practised agriculture and animal husbandry, and didn't usually live longer than 35 years. One of their most remarkable customs was to bury their dead under the floors of the houses of the living relatives. In this way the dead remained close to the living.

Here are some links to Unesco World Herritage Website about Choirokitia

http://www.worldheritagesite.org/sites/ ... oitia.html

http://whc.unesco.org/pg.cfm?cid=31&id_site=848


i m still waiting to find out if anyone knows the people found at this site if they are greeks or turks



What part exactly of the sentence "It is possible that the neolithic villages on Cyprus were a result of colonization from the Middle East." you don't understand F_C.

Man you can be very irritating some times!!!
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Postby askimwos » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:22 pm

free_cyprus wrote:askimwos
soo we all know where these people came from then do we just like we know where the greeks and turks came from lol or is it just possible that cypriots are just cypriots who were forced by invaders and occupiers to make us speak thier language.. but this you lot can never except can you


Give us a break F_C!
I suggest you check my posts before reaching conclusion of what my views are.
I don't dissagree with what you are saying but you can be a pain in the ass sometimes...
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Postby free_cyprus » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:25 pm

what aprt of the question do you not understand that says is it possible we are just cypriots and not greeks and turks as many people in this forum says we are
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