Much of the content on this website revolves around the Proto-Indo-Europeans and their descendant peoples, the Indo-Europeans. A couple of months ago I made it a priority to write a few introductionary articles on the Proto-Indo-Europeans themselves, their mythology and … Continue reading Update on ‘The Indo-European Languages’
After some consideration I will start publishing posts in my native language and the language of my studies. When I started this blog it was aimed at an international audience and it definitely still is, but I have recently noticed … Continue reading European Origins in German
Another update on one of my older posts, which I hope you’ll find interesting: Subscribe for regular Updates: Continue reading Update on Proto-Indo-European Society
As promised in last weeks article, I’ve been updating a few of my older posts, such as this one: Apart from this I’ve added a table of contents with links to the different sub-chapters to articles over 5 minutes reading … Continue reading Update on the Ancient Italic Peoples
This is just a little update on the blog and what’s been happening with it over the last few weeks. After running European Origins for almost a year and having had a blog prior to this I decided to dedicate … Continue reading Thank You!
As it has been a while since I announced the article about Subsistence Work in Hunter-Gatherer societies I thought that it’s time for a general update. Unfortunately this project wasn’t approved by my University and thus it had to be … Continue reading Update: Subsistence Work of Hunter-Gatherers and New Project
How to spend your time productively during lockdown if you’re into history. Continue reading Volunteering at a Historical Archive during Lockdown
The issue of consciousness and how to define it has been the topic of much debate over millennia and many different points of view from the fields of science, philosophy, spiritualism and religion have been proposed through the ages. Nowadays … Continue reading The Biggest Scientific Study on “Consciousness after clinical death” yet
Table of Contents: Baltic Admixture Tuscan Admixture Germanic Admixture In this article, I’m going to review Living DNA’s ancestry test with the main focus on the accuracy of the assigned ancestral populations and how these populations are defined. As I … Continue reading Living DNA Ancestry Test Review
Whilst I am still working on translating the last part of my previous essay on the origin of the Elder Futhark I wanted to announce my next project. Within the next two to three months I will publish at least … Continue reading Preview: The Influence of Sharing on Subsistence Work in Hunter-Gatherer Societies
Many people are understandably intrigued by the relatively new service of personal ancestry tests to determine their own origins. But how reliable are they really? Continue reading Do Ancestry DNA Tests Work?
Just a quick update in regards to the promised post about the origin of the Elder Futhark. Work on this project has finished last month and I’m currently waiting for the permission to publish it here. The essay will most … Continue reading 2020 Update
This blog is going to take a closer look at the aspects of European History regarding the question where we came from, a subject which I have been interested in for a long time. The reader is advised to keep … Continue reading Introduction
