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(described in his latest publication "New
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based on research and archaelogical findings described on this page:
During public appearances in previous years, Veljko
Milkovię announced major archaeological discoveries from Palaeolithic age
at the location of Petrovaradin fortress and in the central Danube basin
(Serbia). Experienced archaeologists stated that "it is beyond dreams" and
that it was "absolutely unexpected"...
But it happened and it was confirmed - by the latest
archaeological discoveries from Palaeolithic age. In his numerous
public appearances, Milkovię claimed that the central Danube basin is a
cradle of prehistoric period, which was confirmed by the recent discoveries
by European scientists. He is also in possession of a unique and unusual
archaeological collection. He also gathered numerous minerals and fossils,
as well as remains of previous civilisations.
THE DANUBE KEEPS THE SECRET
Picture 1. "The Colossus in the Danube"- according to legends,
The Danube river bed contains the remains of previous civilisations
It is supposed that murky waters of the Danube with a lot
of detritus hide many secrets from the past is confirmed by the sinking
of the island fortress - Inzel¹anc at the beginning of the 18th century.
This fortress was the part of the present Petrovaradin fortress, which was
built on the war island, but the surface could not hold it, so the whole
construction sank somewhere between 1827 and 1832, when the Danube had high
water level, and it was forgotten in time.
Picture 2. The island fortress - Inzel¹anc,
remains near the Officers' beach.The drawing shows the remains of the construction
which divers come across.
The event is interesting because something similar probably
happened before that as well, and the murky waters of the Danube must hide
some other secrets as well.
The same cause in the past could have hidden much more
interesting constructions in the past as well, for which there are no written
traces. After this digression, we should return to the prehistoric era,
without presumptions.
Major discoveries such as Lepenski vir are ahead...
THE POSSIBILITY OF GATHERING THE OLDEST REMAINS
Since natural and artificial disasters destroyed numerous
remains of the cultural development of human kind - it is time to save the
remaining i.e. the remains starting from prehistoric time - tools made by
humans.
At first glance, it is complicated, problematic etc. but,
in fact, it is very simple - without digging, but just gathering from the
surface, because the remains from the surface are in most danger, because
of the lack of knowledge.
One only needs to be able to recognise and also to use
archaeological literature and visit museums.
WHY IS THE FOCUS ON THE PREHISTORIC TIME?
The remains of the newer date are easy to define, but the
tools from prehistoric times usually look like "ordinary stones". In that
way, they either get damaged or end up as an aggregate in concrete.
Life of ancient men was usually connected to the river,
so that the bank and the earth dug out by the excavators is interesting
for inspection.
Microlithes, the smallest tools of the prehistoric era,
are fragile like glass and made from the finest stone in the surrounding
area.
Quality edge, sharp as a razor, can not be made by dressing
a porous stone, but only from quality stone such as: flint-stone, agate,
onyx, chalcedony, opal. Small knives, cutters, spears and other microlithes
were made by skilful breaking of the precious stones.
By gathering the tools from prehistoric era we can find
out many things about our ancestors and save the tools from mechanical damage
made by ignorant and irresponsible people.
"The missing link" is maybe in the central Danube basin.
Therefore Fru¹ka Gora massif is also interesting, since it must be keeping
many secretes... Further explorations of these parts can contribute the
demystification of the past, which makes comprehension of the present and
the future easier...
Picture 3. The waves of the Pannonian Sea probably
bypassed sharp edges of the Palaeolithic tools - Photo by S. Nikolię - From
the private collection of Veljko Milkovię
DILLEMAS ABOUT THE OLDEST FINDINGS
According to previous findings, the earliest tools originate
from Tanzania (1,400,000 - 1,700,000 years old). Luis Leakey (1903-1972)
discovered them in 1931. These tools were very well preserved.
According to that theory, the area of Europe was 1,000,000
years late with the making of tools.
However, during the last decades, some hundred
tools with rounded edges and surface metamorphosis were found in the Danube
basin. They could lead to the conclusion that they are older than the "oldest"
tools from Tanzania. It seems that cultural beginnings in Europe were not
in the shadow of Africa and Asia.
New findings and arguments are provoking sceptics, so
that heated arguments can occur just like more than 400 years ago ("Theory
of thunders"). Prehistoric archaeology is definitely not over, so that new
artefacts deserve to be examined.
Picture 4. Flint-stone tools of the Neolithic
man from the area of Petrovaradin - Photo by S. Nikolię - From the private
collection of Veljko Milkovię
THROWING VALUABLES INTO THE WATER
Almost all nations have a custom to throw certain objects
into the water (river, lake, well...) from earliest times.
Sacrificing valuables or in the dispute between two sides
concerning the possession of the certain object would be usually be solved
in nobody's favour - be the object being thrown into the deep water.
HOW TO SEE INTO THE DEPTHS?
Gravitational force is inevitable, so that many remains
are hidden by the deep, murky water. In addition to diving, modern devices,
such as sonar, give an interesting insight into the river bed.
However, diving in murky waters and expensive equipment
pose a serious problem, so many ideas came into consideration: using a boat,
since vertical view from the boat is better than the one from the bank,
various catching devices, big spoons, periscopes with lights etc.
EXHIBITION FROM THE RIVER BED
It is interesting that a road to the simplest and most
useful idea is sometimes very long or impossible. After several years of
searching for an appropriate solution of how to see the murky depths of
the Danube, a simple solution presented itself - excavator.
For the purpose of widening the rive bed or because of
the sand, gravel, excavators dug out material from the depths. So that you
can, without any equipment, just like on the exhibition see what the depths
of the Danube and other rivers and lakes are hiding...
The experience showed that the stone is the most resilient.
Therefore, the previous pages contain short but valuable information on
how to recognise precious stones.
When searching the heaps of sand or gravel, the researcher
must be aware of possible slides and soft surface in which one could get
stuck.
FROM THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF VELJKO MILKOVIĘ
Picture 5. Engravings in the river pebble are most probably
made by microlithes. Origins of a writing system are to be further examined,
but it could be supposed that that human kind always wanted to leave something
behind. This time it was successful, since the trace in the stone remains
despite fire or water.
Picture 6. Unusual stone tools from the central
Danube basin question the real state of the oldest cultures. Rounded edges
and surface metamorphosis indicate to a very old age.
Picture 7. Reconstruction of the double jasper
spike - V. Milkovię and S. Brajdię
Picture 8. Present state: The time took its
toll - the tool is rounded on all sides (18.5 x 6.5 cm)
Picture 9. Reconstruction of the chalcedony
spike - V. Milkovię and S. Brajdię
Picture 10. Long period of time caused rounding
on all sides.Present dimension of the chalcedony tool are 7.5 x 3 cm.
Picture 11. Unusual meteorite from the Danube
The unusual element there is an outline of ellipsoid shape. Is it a
fossil of alien origin, artificial ellipsoid or just a coincidence?
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