Prehistory - Central Balkans Cradle of Aegean culture

E-book edition. — Translated from Macedonian to English and edited by Risto Stefov. — Toronto, Canada: Risto Stefov Publications, 2013. — 276 pp.In this book the authors try to explain how the creators of the Hellenic miracle shaped the past in order to affect the future. The results will provide the reader with elements of a rich ancient legacy which will bring the peoples of Southeast Europe, especially of the Balkans, much closer than it would separate them, hoping to remove the distorted hierarchical picture of the original European spiritual culture. The Balkan people share a common and complimentary history with a future in the European Community.Index:
Common history and future.
Geographical configuration of the Balkans.
Archaeological discoveries.
Epistemology of the Pannonian onomastics.
Development of paleography in the Balkans.
Thrace.
Prehistoric Macedonia.
Thessaly - Prehistoric Aeolia.
Epirus – Pelasgian Tesprotia.
Boeotia – a colony of the Mini and the Flegi.
Colonization of Thebes by the Phoenicians.
Aeolian myths about the Argonaut expeditions.
Pelasgian - Aeolian Athens.
Prehistoric Crete and the Cycladic islands.
Prehistoric Peloponnesus – colonization.
Colonization on Northern Peloponnesus – Egiala by the Achaeans.
Thessalian-Peloponnesian mythology of Hercules – Hercules’s travels in Hyperborea and along the Danube.
Religions of prehistoric Aegea.
Aegean East coast – Asia Minor.
Trojan war.
Reshaping the Aegean world - passing dark times.
Hellene migrations – the Dorians of Greece.
Great Scythian migrations – Proto Slavs in the Balkans – reshaping prehistoric Aegea.
Scythian – Proto-Slavs in the Balkans – bearers of the Pannonian culture.
Scythian – Proto-Slav origin of Alexander the Greats’ Argaid dynasty.
Meaning of the terms Hellenism and Macedonism.
Phoenician and Caucasian Kolhigians colonize the West Balkan coast.
Ethnogenesis of the Tsintsari – Aromani.
Originality of Balkan mythology – birth of the European civilization.
Conclusion.