that cartoon is about 80% correct

I agree with this interpretation, but where does it originate?

I think this is the general interpretation to all these myths involving threads, looms, and arrows

At least from my experience

Or do you mean the origin of the myth?

Clearly hyperborean.

no, I just was wondering if you came up with the interpretation or if you got it from someone else

but it would make sense then as a perennial sort of myth

Oh, from someone else

Might have been Evola

evola did like the grail myth

So do i

me too

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Interesting to note, Dumezil regarded greek tradition as a black sheep among indo-european traditions

Not only the mythology but the way the society organized itself

I might agree with his interpretation

Most likely from intermingling with eastern cultures and or/native EEF cultures in a post bronze age world

even though the pantheons can be compared, they are more off balance

In this sense, he elevated the Roman culture as something much more pure and nordic to the core

A true hitlerist

powerful

it's the old backwards greek vs righteous trojan dichotomy

even in fleeing, the trojans, through the story of Aeneas, set before themselves an almost holy legacy that would then come back to Greece as conquerors

Is this because trojans founded england or smth

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well, it was the Romans who conquered Greece

but London was likely founded by a small band of Trojans

Nobody talks about the mycenaean swords scattered around the congo, northern europe, and north america

The jews fear this

the congo?

I want to see these swords

Yeah, something about bronze greek swords found in some ethnicity i don't recall cave by the river

I was hoping you'd have a source so that I could satiate my curiosity...

I will just have to imagine how they got there

perhaps the swords found in north america were not greek, but rather white nephite swords