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Notice how he quickly removed his own link that contradicted his own statements?

No links removed, go further back and you'll find it... that's an addendum you've quoted.

What? You did remove this link below:

http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/ ... rians.html

Which states:

Doric language was a dialect spoken in Ancient Greece, overshadowed during the Classical Age by other dialects such as Ionic-Attic, Aeolic, and Arcado Cypriot, the latter dominating Greek language from the 5th century BC onward. Dorian artistic elements proved to be integral to the artistic traditions of ancient Greece. Among the many artistic elements used by the Greeks, was the Doric architectural element of large order and structure, which first originated within the populated cities of the southern Aegean. Other artistic contributions of the Dorians included the use of choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.

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And here are more World renown universities that talk about the Dorian Greek tribe.

http://themacedonianquestion.blogspot.c ... st_23.html

BTW all the links you post? Where the Slavs?

Perhaps you would like to get lost among a maze of world renown Museums:

http://tinyurl.com/c7xfx7

[Paphitis]

Notice how he quickly removed his own link that contradicted his own statements?

No links removed, go further back and you'll find it... that's an addendum you've quoted.

What? You did remove this link below:

http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/ ... rians.html

Which states:

Doric language was a dialect spoken in Ancient Greece, overshadowed during the Classical Age by other dialects such as Ionic-Attic, Aeolic, and Arcado Cypriot, the latter dominating Greek language from the 5th century BC onward. Dorian artistic elements proved to be integral to the artistic traditions of ancient Greece. Among the many artistic elements used by the Greeks, was the Doric architectural element of large order and structure, which first originated within the populated cities of the southern Aegean. Other artistic contributions of the Dorians included the use of choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.

_________

And here are more World renown universities that talk about the Dorian Greek tribe.

http://themacedonianquestion.blogspot.c ... st_23.html

BTW all the links you post? Where the Slavs?

Perhaps you would like to get lost among a maze of world renown Museums:

http://tinyurl.com/c7xfx7

So the Dorians spoke Arcado Cypriot.

This backs up other sources I have that indicate that some minor Dorian migration to Cyprus also occurred.

GR! calls the Dorians Slavs (which is clearly not the case), and so the racist GR! might not be happy to know that present day Cypriots may be part Slavic...

Poor GR!, his pure Choirokitian Cypriot Bloodline is bastardised...

[Lit]

What? You did remove this link below:

http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/ ... rians.html

Which states:

Doric language was a dialect spoken in Ancient Greece, overshadowed during the Classical Age by other dialects such as Ionic-Attic, Aeolic, and Arcado Cypriot, the latter dominating Greek language from the 5th century BC onward. Dorian artistic elements proved to be integral to the artistic traditions of ancient Greece. Among the many artistic elements used by the Greeks, was the Doric architectural element of large order and structure, which first originated within the populated cities of the southern Aegean. Other artistic contributions of the Dorians included the use of choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.

GR thinks because the link starts to talks about Dorians and how they fought other Greeks, that some how this means they were not Greek. Greek history is too complicated for GR! The war with Athens and Sparta? Who was the non Greek between those two factions?

BTW GR found that link here:

http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/aegean/

The Dorians are classed under Ancient Greek Civilization.

They are not classed under ancient Slavic civilization.


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[Lit]

Notice how he quickly removed his own link that contradicted his own statements?

No links removed, go further back and you'll find it... that's an addendum you've quoted.

What? You did remove this link below:

http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/ ... rians.html

Which states:

Doric language was a dialect spoken in Ancient Greece, overshadowed during the Classical Age by other dialects such as Ionic-Attic, Aeolic, and Arcado Cypriot, the latter dominating Greek language from the 5th century BC onward. Dorian artistic elements proved to be integral to the artistic traditions of ancient Greece. Among the many artistic elements used by the Greeks, was the Doric architectural element of large order and structure, which first originated within the populated cities of the southern Aegean. Other artistic contributions of the Dorians included the use of choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.

_________

And here are more World renown universities that talk about the Dorian Greek tribe.

http://themacedonianquestion.blogspot.c ... st_23.html

BTW all the links you post? Where the Slavs?

Perhaps you would like to get lost among a maze of world renown Museums:

http://tinyurl.com/c7xfx7

So the Dorians spoke Arcado Cypriot.

This backs up other sources I have that indicate that some minor Dorian migration to Cyprus also occurred.

Yeah, and if the Dorians were Slavic and migrated to Cyprus...where is the archeology that shows us of this so called slavic people? Are Cypriots now speaking a Slavic dialect? And Wouldnt we if the Dorians were Slavic and migrated here?

LOL

[Paphitis]

What? You did remove this link below:

http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/ ... rians.html

Which states:

Doric language was a dialect spoken in Ancient Greece, overshadowed during the Classical Age by other dialects such as Ionic-Attic, Aeolic, and Arcado Cypriot, the latter dominating Greek language from the 5th century BC onward. Dorian artistic elements proved to be integral to the artistic traditions of ancient Greece. Among the many artistic elements used by the Greeks, was the Doric architectural element of large order and structure, which first originated within the populated cities of the southern Aegean. Other artistic contributions of the Dorians included the use of choral lyrics in Greek Tragedy.

GR thinks because the link starts to talks about Dorians and how they fought other Greeks, that some how this means they were not Greek. Greek history is too complicated for GR! The war with Athens and Sparta? Who was the non Greek between those two factions?

BTW GR found that link here:

http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/aegean/

The Dorians are classed under Ancient Greek Civilization.

They are not classed under ancient Slavic civilization.


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Good work Lit.

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