Pelasgians, Etruscans & Albanian language (Part II)

[Messalina]

As you can see I only trust my own research vs history text books.

I was an ace history student at school, learning all the rubbish they taught us. What a joke education has been.

it's a brave new world.

Try to research yourself... education as we have is sadly lacking... a lot! Most of us re-trying to "unlearn" the wrong things we were taught! Good luck and have fun!

 

[CreekWater33]

Wonderful rabbit hole of a thread, thank you! You are all scholars and gentleman! Bravo!

 

[Tsigan]

Only thread i found discussing Etruscans. These are thought to be constructed by the Etruscans. What do you think they are and are they contemporary with the others?

 

[busy.baci]

I'm not sure where these walls are, they look megalithic in nature and it's definitely an interesting topic for study to find out who build them. I did tackle the story of the Etruscans from a linguistical perspective. They were supposed to fight with the newly formed Roman tribes according to mainstream history, but things might have been different from what we've learned from this site.
Definitely something to keep an eye on.