Related Balkan Tribes

[Demos]

I have proof (or whichever else layman term you want to call it) that the Slavic migration of the 6-7th(!) century never took place and that Slavic speakers did live and were the majority south of the Danube since prehistoric times, or whatever time. The term Slavic is of recent history and it wasn't used in the same sense as today until the 10-11th century AD.
Understand that I know of almost every written source from the period of the alleged migration and what is written in them and I do know that neither one of them speak about a migration or any other form of settling of Slavs in the Balkans. Now, if you want to talk about moderate size raids and military campaigns, that is another story.

Slovak,

If that is the case please post some Slavic documents dating prior to 500AD.

Thanks

[Delodephius]

The ancient Macedonians did not speak Slavic and the language did not exist. Slavs came to the Balkans in the 5th-6th century AD. There is no historical or linguistic archive which shows any forms of Slavic prior to this. Of course if you have proof of the existence of Slavic in the Balkans prior to 500-600AD feel free to enlighten us.

I have proof (or whichever else layman term you want to call it) that the Slavic migration of the 6-7th(!) century never took place and that Slavic speakers did live and were the majority south of the Danube since prehistoric times, or whatever time. The term Slavic is of recent history and it wasn't used in the same sense as today until the 10-11th century AD.
Understand that I know of almost every written source from the period of the alleged migration and what is written in them and I do know that neither one of them speak about a migration or any other form of settling of Slavs in the Balkans. Now, if you want to talk about moderate size raids and military campaigns, that is another story.

[Sarafot]

Hey Demos did you know that Bakojanis is sinonim for BRKAVA JANA!!!
Postoime od sekogaš i za sekogaš.

Any way SoM,we have talk about Sloveni in one thread,the Macedonians were called Sclavini,wasnt that before they were cristianised,then they become Sloveni? I was thinking i forgot the dates,what do you say?

[Demos]

Whichever it is, it was not the native language of the Ancient Macedonians who spoke what we today refer to as a Slavonic dialect.

The ancient Macedonians did not speak Slavic and the language did not exist. Slavs came to the Balkans in the 5th-6th century AD. There is no historical or linguistic archive which shows any forms of Slavic prior to this. Of course if you have proof of the existence of Slavic in the Balkans prior to 500-600AD feel free to enlighten us.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Slovak and Sarafot, I think you guys would make good friends on the outside (world), keep the peace brothers

[Sarafot]

Turam go na majkati!

[Delodephius]

I think you're a buttwhipe, that's what I think.

[Sarafot]

I chose science. You?

YouTube - SPARTANS !!! WHAT IS YOUR PROFESSION ? -spartans' profession

SLovak,you know when falanga went in to assult, the comander was calling ''HU'' and then phalangs say ''HA'',in Macedonian ORO and other dances today dancers steel say HU-HA,in Teskoto oro,and much others man dances....what do you think?

[Delodephius]

I chose science. You?

YouTube - SPARTANS !!! WHAT IS YOUR PROFESSION ? -spartans' profession

[TerraNova]

You calling me a nationalist, arshole?!

I called so these nationalistic asshole-theories.

You choose your camp-Science or pseudo-science.

[Delodephius]

You calling me a nationalist, arshole?!

[TerraNova]

Whichever it is, it was not the native language of the Ancient Macedonians who spoke what we today refer to as a Slavonic dialect.

(According to some extreme nationalist,amateur linguists on the internet.)

[Delodephius]

Whichever it is, it was not the native language of the Ancient Macedonians who spoke what we today refer to as a Slavonic dialect.

[Soldier of Macedon]

TerraNova and Demos, isn't there evidence of ancient writers themselves calling these letters Phoinikos (Phoenician)? It is an undisputed fact that most Greek letters are originally Phoenician. What's the problem?

[TerraNova]

By an educated Macedonian woman that used the Attic language to write the text.

Pella Katadesmos is NOT in attic dialect.