Indo-Europeans Ornamental Complexes and Their Analogues in Cultures of Eurasia

The book of the outstanding researchers A.G.Vinogradov and S.V.Zharnikova "Proto-homeland of the Indo-Europeans" is devoted to research of an ancestral home Indo-European peoples: Indian, Iranian, Slavic, Baltic, Germanic, Celtic, Roman, Albanian, Armenian and Greek language groups. The fourth part of this huge work is devoted to Indo-Europeans ornamental complexes. The book was written in 1989-90g. but in Russia could not be posted. Since that time, there were additional materials,...
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The book of the outstanding researchers A.G.Vinogradov and S.V.Zharnikova "Proto-homeland of the Indo-Europeans" is devoted to research of an ancestral home Indo-European peoples: Indian, Iranian, Slavic, Baltic, Germanic, Celtic, Roman, Albanian, Armenian and Greek language groups. The fourth part of this huge work is devoted to Indo-Europeans ornamental complexes. The book was written in 1989-90g. but in Russia could not be posted. Since that time, there were additional materials, confirming the view of the authors.Russia - a country of eternal change and quite conservative and ultra-conservative country customs, historical times where they live, and will not part with the rituals and ideas like this or attitude.Modern culture here - the veneer, it develops in waves, creates disgusting phenomenon; that kept the ancient tradition in respect of goods, customs, tools, etc., invented solid, reasonably, wisely and with the ability to use ...They are not young people and old - as the Chinese. All their mistakes - is not youthful shortcomings and derive from asthenic exhaustion. They are very old, ancient, conservative retained all the old and do not abandon it. In their language, their superstition, their liking of inheritance and so on, you can learn the most ancient timesVictor von Hyun 1870