MAKE A MEME View Large Image Zalmoxis Aleksandrovo.jpg This amathoristic painting represents the greek foot soldier which killed the Thracian king burried in this tomb The thracian tombs are full of paintings of Thracians very well luxurious dressed The Thracian Gods ...
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Keywords: Zalmoxis Aleksandrovo.jpg This amathoristic painting represents the greek foot soldier which killed the Thracian king burried in this tomb The thracian tombs are full of paintings of Thracians very well luxurious dressed The Thracian Gods were even better dressed and in imposant poses worthy of bouwing to him and bringing him offers The well dressed and highly civilised thracians never bouwed to beligerant cave men with axes nor had they Gods like this According to any historian ancient or later and esspecially ancient greek historians Zalmoxis was a highly educated philosof doctor astronom matematician and many other advanced knowledge The historical data does NOT match a wild naked cave men runing with an axe in his hands ready to kill someone This depiction is NO GOD Zalmoxis or otherwise Besides the same ancient greek historians described Zalmoxis's race as white not brown as this painting whith blond hair not black as this painting and blue eyes not black as this painting The rest of the Thracian paintings in different Thracian tombs shows also if the Thracians were naked or highly civilised and well dressed GOD was also allways better represented than ordinary men/thracians NOTHING according to real ancient historical data about the Thracians is represented in this painting to sugest even a little bit that this could be a Thracian citizen let the Thracian God Zalmoxis A tomb painting at the Aleksandrovo bun Kurgan a Thracian tomb located in Bulgaria Hypothesis for identification as Zalmoxis king or priest or god of the Thracian tribe Getae or rather anonymous hero-king because of the double ax Painted circa 4th century BC PD-Art Axes in art Thracians Dacians Dacian gods Zalmoxis Museum Thracian Art in the Eastern Rhodopes Artworks missing infobox template
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