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"…by imparting a knowledge of physics he made them live naturally under laws of their own…." ( Iordanes ) |
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Dacian ceramic
painted with zigzag patterns, ellipses and traces discovered by ICIDAC around the big "dava" of the Pades Mountain, in the Cucuis Village, Beriu, the county of Hunedoara. |
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Plate or fruit plate
made of the same ceramic (a fine, smooth paste) and bearing the same geometrical patterns. |
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Fruit plate
with an assymetrical heart-shaped pattern. The drawing was noticed by ICIDAC on a great number of Dacian terracotta pieces found at Pades. |
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The tree
of life designed as a cosmic firtree, especially worshipped by the great masters and their craftsmen. |
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The tree of life
designed as an Corinthian acantha firtree appears on a great many buildings, and Dacian ceramic and terracotta pieces. |
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Dacian ceramic
painted traditionally with zigzag patterns, circles and secants. |
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A fragment of a fruit plate
painted with thin leaves and glazed with a temperature resistent glassy layer, whose composition is similar to the aluminosilicates layer which protects the extra-pure Dacian iron against rust. |
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Dacian plate with wave,
firtree and Egyptian lotus, made of an extremely hard material, doped with Pb. The little firtree on the right has 9 branches, while the left one has only 6.. |
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Dacian terracotta
with Indian lotus bud, discovered around the "dava" on the Pades Mountain. |
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Solar handmill
on a Dacian ritual cap, discovered accidentally under the roots of a withered cherry tree on Dealul Muncelului. |
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The sun
on the Dacian terracotta fragments found at Pades. . |
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Dacian fruit plate
with Dacian wave on the mouth, with brown circles, secants. |
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Plate with chiseled "traces", placed in the shape of a secant, possibly a calendar. |
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The extraordinary Dacian plate with 5 rows of waves crossing the green glazed surface.. |
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Fruit plate found at Pades
with the tree of life designed as a blooming mistletoe. The mistletoe, the sacred tree of the Druids, appears on one of the scenes on Trajan's Column (see the Dacian file) |
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Gigantic geometrical figures formed by the walled mountain peaks of the Dacians. |
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The Omu Peak
and the Banita "dava"(fortress) , if connected by an imaginary line with the Racos fortress, forms an immense right triangle. |
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The Omu Peak,
the Capilna and Bitca Doamnei Fortresses (in the neighbourhood of the town Piatra Neamt) "shelter" the great plain of Brasov in another impressive triangle. |
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