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6/26/2025, 8:15:33 PM
>What we have until now been taught as history is only the history of dominator societies: the record of the male-dominant, authoritarian, and highly violent civilizations that began approximately five thousand years ago. For example, the conventional view is that the beginning of European civilization is marked by the emergence in ancient Greece of the Indo-Europeans. But the new archeological evidence demonstrates that the arrival of the so-called Indo-Europeans actually marks the truncation of European civilization.
>As Gimbutas extensively documents, there was in Greece and the Balkans an earlier civilization, which she calls the civilization of Old Europe. The first Indo-European invasions [by pastoralists from the arid steppes of the northeast she calls the Kurgans] foreshadow the end of a matrifocal, matrilineal, peaceful agrarian era. Like fingerprints in the archeological record, we see evidence of wave after wave of barbarian invaders from the barren fringes of the globe. It is they who bring with them their angry gods of thunder and war and who everywhere leave destruction and devastation in their wake.
>As Gimbutas extensively documents, there was in Greece and the Balkans an earlier civilization, which she calls the civilization of Old Europe. The first Indo-European invasions [by pastoralists from the arid steppes of the northeast she calls the Kurgans] foreshadow the end of a matrifocal, matrilineal, peaceful agrarian era. Like fingerprints in the archeological record, we see evidence of wave after wave of barbarian invaders from the barren fringes of the globe. It is they who bring with them their angry gods of thunder and war and who everywhere leave destruction and devastation in their wake.
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