Shilov Yuri Alekseevich
Born in 1949. Archaeologist, candidate of historical sciences, an
academic of
Ukrainian Academy of original ideas and Russian Orthodox Academy,
a member
of Ukrainian and Russian writers' Union, a chairman of Wideslavic
Sobor
historical section. The author of about 200 articles and 14 books
including scientific and popular.
The Aryans' Earliest Myths. The author makes an intriguing
account of
archaeological findings in the steppes north of Sea of Asov and
the Black Sea
during the 1970s-1990s. Excavating burial mounds dating to the
4th—2ndmillennia B.C.,
archaeologists found observatories, calendars, shrines and
enormous
figures fashioned as humanlike and astral deities. All this taken
together made it
possible to "decipher" the myths of Ukrainian tumuli.
These myths turned out
to be very close to those recorded in the Indo-Aryan Rid-Veda.
This Fact
corroborated the linguistic conception that the Aryans and their
beliefs had
originally come from the lower Dnieper area in Ukraine.
Using tumuli structure patterns, the author describes how the
earliest Dhiaus,
Prithivi, Aditi,Daksha, Indra, Vishnu, Brahma and other
protagonists of the Aryan
Mxthology emerged and what they looked like.
The author is offering editors to collaborate on publishing new
books
or re-publishing old ones.
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