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[Paphitis]

If the colour of the 'skull' is to go by, your Grrrrrrrrreat-grandmother must have been interred in either Karpasia or South of Kivisili, where red soil is in abundance. I dont know Paphos that well. Do they have red soil?

We don't have soil in Paphos...Only rocks!

..and the imported sand for the beaches. Perhaps that is why I was never taken there. Coming from farming stock etc. Perhaps just enough soil to grow vineyards and almond trees. Still, it looks pretty green on Google earth.

Our solo Chiroikitian must feel very lonely, not unlike the Lochness 'monster'. Surviving all these years in isolation / loneliness.

I was about to get to that Deniz. At around 1,500BC (Piratis can confirm this or correct me if I am wrong ), the Mycenaeans and Arcadians came to Paphos. They decided to build a settlement and they traded their wares which included shipping tonnes of beach sand and soil by trireme errr.. I mean by boat. Triremes were not invented by then.

They shipped proper soil from the motherland, and as Paphians we are now able to grow vineyards and bananas. I have the evidence, but my research is always ongoing.

As for the "missing link", it appears that he is the product of inbreeding over many generations.

My next research paper will about about "The Rise and Fall of The Third Choirokitian Reich".

I am sure the 'motherland' you refer to is Anatolia; being much closer to its offspring. Its the father who is often more distant.

The motherland I refer to is Mycenaean Greece.

http://ancient-greece.org/map/mycenaean-map.html



But yes, you are right. Greeks also colonised and ruled Anatolia, before the arrival of the nomads.

[denizaksulu]

If the colour of the 'skull' is to go by, your Grrrrrrrrreat-grandmother must have been interred in either Karpasia or South of Kivisili, where red soil is in abundance. I dont know Paphos that well. Do they have red soil?

We don't have soil in Paphos...Only rocks!

..and the imported sand for the beaches. Perhaps that is why I was never taken there. Coming from farming stock etc. Perhaps just enough soil to grow vineyards and almond trees. Still, it looks pretty green on Google earth.

Our solo Chiroikitian must feel very lonely, not unlike the Lochness 'monster'. Surviving all these years in isolation / loneliness.

I was about to get to that Deniz. At around 1,500BC (Piratis can confirm this or correct me if I am wrong ), the Mycenaeans and Arcadians came to Paphos. They decided to build a settlement and they traded their wares which included shipping tonnes of beach sand and soil by trireme errr.. I mean by boat. Triremes were not invented by then.

They shipped proper soil from the motherland, and as Paphians we are now able to grow vineyards and bananas. I have the evidence, but my research is always ongoing.

As for the "missing link", it appears that he is the product of inbreeding over many generations.

My next research paper will about about "The Rise and Fall of The Third Choirokitian Reich".

I am sure the 'motherland' you refer to is Anatolia; being much closer to its offspring. Its the father who is often more distant.

The motherland I refer to is Mycenaean Greece.

http://ancient-greece.org/map/mycenaean-map.html



But yes, you are right. Greeks also colonised and ruled Anatolia, before the arrival of the nomads.

I was wondering whether the Myceneans ever left their footprint in Anatolia. (I am not using the word Turkey. Please note)

[Oracle]

I wonder why no Choirokitians have responded?

(I'm so glad I didn't start this thread )

[denizaksulu]

Nappy changing..........constantly?

[Paphitis]

I wonder why no Choirokitians have responded?

(I'm so glad I didn't start this thread )

Maybe the Choirokitians are preparing for D Day, and this is just the calm before the storm.

[Oracle]

I wonder why no Choirokitians have responded?

(I'm so glad I didn't start this thread )

Maybe the Choirokitians are preparing for D Day, and this is just the calm before the storm.

The mist is clearing, and I can see a hairy, hunched-up Choirokitian adorning himself with a goat skin cloak, smearing himself with olive oil, girding his loins with a vraka going triki-traka as he unties his donkey. Next to him is a big pile of oranges

Take cover Paphitis ..... the Choirokitian is Revolting!

[denizaksulu]

I wonder why no Choirokitians have responded?

(I'm so glad I didn't start this thread )

Maybe the Choirokitians are preparing for D Day, and this is just the calm before the storm.

The mist is clearing, and I can see a hairy, hunched-up Choirokitian adorning himself with a goat skin cloak, smearing himself with olive oil, girding his loins with a vraka going triki-traka as he unties his donkey. Next to him is a big pile of oranges

Take cover Paphitis ..... the Choirokitian is Revolting!

Poor unkie.

[Paphitis]

I wonder why no Choirokitians have responded?

(I'm so glad I didn't start this thread )

Maybe the Choirokitians are preparing for D Day, and this is just the calm before the storm.

The mist is clearing, and I can see a hairy, hunched-up Choirokitian adorning himself with a goat skin cloak, smearing himself with olive oil, girding his loins with a vraka going triki-traka as he unties his donkey. Next to him is a big pile of oranges

Take cover Paphitis ..... the Choirokitian is Revolting!

I will make juice out of his Oranges.

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=cdWaNr02S ... re=related

[Get Real!]

It's a combination of reasons... no time to respond yet, not terribly stimulated, other threads taking priority... maybe tomorrow night as tonight I’ll be getting plastered with DT.

[Paphitis]

It was not suppose to be stimulating. It is just a bit of fun.

Look forward to your responses. As always, I think they will be quite witty.

Enjoy your drinks with DT.