Tag: Poland

We can observe another important coincidence in the SE corner. of Poland. The current line from west to east of the ancient Thracian civilization merges with the current ethnographic border line, which crosses the Ruthenian-speaking territory. Here we certainly have the old frontier that once divided the northern Indo-European lineages from the Thracian ones: on […]

The wide Polish plains, already swampy and wooded, today intensely populated, which, starting from the Carpazî, extend towards the north, are the center of the general problem represented by the important ethnographic border lines that cross them and are in apparent contrast with the conditions geographic. This fact is a consequence of the prehistoric past: […]