#Ancient Greek Civilization ##Greek Dimini Culture Faience Pottery ##Hemudu Culture##Batik Gebu ##迈锡尼彩陶 #
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{Figure 1 above shows the geographical location map of Ancient Greece.} Figure 2 shows the murals of the Minoan civilization in ancient Greece, dating from 5400-4400 years ago. Figure 3 is modern Chinese Miao batik cloth}
One: The earliest civilization of ancient Greece came from the spread and spread of Hemudu culture in Zhejiang, China.
{The picture above is the faience pottery excavated from the site of Dimini in ancient Greece, 6000-4800 years ago}
【Poetry Daya】 Zhao hui yu tian. [Note] Zhao, Ming. Back, swirl also.
This spiral circular script on ancient Greek faience pottery dating back to 6,000 years ago is pronounced as the word "hui".
The circular "Hui" character originates at the Hemudu Cultural Site in Yuyao, Zhejiang Province, China, 7,000 years ago.
{The picture above is the Hemudu cultural pottery from the Zhejiang Provincial Museum, 7,000 years ago}
The spiral circular text on the pottery of the Yuyao Hemudu site in Zhejiang Is pronounced as the word "Hui".
{The picture above is a schematic map of the resurgence of the Qiantang River in Zhejiang}
10,000-7,000 years ago, Zhejiang {Qiantang River} was called "Folding River" in ancient times, and the "resurgence of the Tide {Seawater Inverted Irrigation}" of the Qiantang River was called "folding back" by the Hemudu people. In Zhejiang, the Hemudu ethnic group is called the "backwater" basin.
{Figures 1 and 2 above are the characters "hui" in the petroglyphs of Damaidi in Ningxia.} Figure 3 shows the comparison of the ancient Greek character "Hui" }
The circular "Hui" character of the damaidi petroglyph in Zhongwei City, Ningxia, China, around 10,000 years ago, was written by a group of Zhejiang immigrants from the "Shangshan Cultural Site" in Pujiang County, Zhejiang Province. The circular "Hui" character gradually spread from China 10,000 years ago to the West.
The circular "Hui" character in ancient Greece, 6,000 years ago, was written by the Chinese merchants and immigrants.
Words are historical evidence that cannot be erased.
{The picture above is the weft knife on a wooden loom excavated from the Hemudu site, 7,000 years ago, The Zhejiang Provincial Museum}
The ruins of Hemudu are the origin of the global textile industry culture.
Hemudu culture is the explosive point of the demand for human beings to wear thin clothes around 7,000 years ago.
The Hemudu culture, as the sackcloth cloth trade began to spread to the global region, the circular "Hui" character followed.
{Picture 1 above is a Li textile machine.} Figure 2 shows the word "hui" in Hemudu. Figure 3 shows the ancient Greek word "hui".
The circular "Hui" character is the industrial mark of Zhejiang textile industry and the point of origin mark of commodities from 7000 to 6000 years ago.
Around 6,000 years ago, the Hemudu ethnic group in Zhejiang, China, sold the production of azabu gebu to the ancient Greek region, which is the reason for the appearance of the circular "Hui" character in the faience pottery at the Site of Dimini in Greece.
Two: Greece is a transliteration of The Chinese export commodity "絺臘{chi,la}" 6,000 years ago.
Chinese transliterated "Greek" (Greek: Ελλάς, Greek pronunciation: [eˈlas], or Greek: Ελλάδα, Greek pronunciation: [eˈlaða]).
Greece, a Neolithic group of Chinese merchants and immigrants living in Greece, said that a kind of cloth produced in China is called "Silk", commonly known as "Batik Gebu".
{1}: Xi {silk chī}
{Pictured above are the plants Kudzu and Kudzu}
Kudzu [Latin name: Pueraria lobata (Willd.) Ohwi]: Legume, Kudzu perennial herbaceous vine, tuberia hypertrophic cylindrical, leaf alternate, xiangsheng leaf rhomboid oval, Kudzu [Latin scientific name: Pueraria lobata (Willd.) Ohwi]: legume, Kudzu perennial herbaceous vine, tuber hypertropic cylindrical, leaf alternate, neck leaf rhomboid oval.
Kudzu's leather fibers are the raw materials for weaving. Kudzu's silk thread, made of cloth, is called Kudzu cloth.
{The picture above shows Gebu excavated from the caoshoe mountain site in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, 6000-5000 years ago}
【Book Yaodian】: Bird and Beast Xige.
【Book Yiji】: Silk embroidery.
"Shijing Zhou Nan Ge Qin": For the sake of silk, serve no one.
{The picture above is the style of Gebu clothing in the Western Han Dynasty of China}
Around 6000 years ago, to the Spring and Autumn Period around 2500, Chinese called the kudzu cloth woven from kudzu fibers "Xi" cloth, and the Middle Chinese was called "絺 {chī}}, and the meaning of the characters was fine gebu and gebu clothes.
{Above is an ancient Greek Mycenaean woman with black hair, 3600 years ago}
This black-haired woman from ancient Greece 6,000 years ago, the hem pattern decoration of the skirt worn by the ancient Greeks, is still preserved and inherited on the straight skirt of today's Chinese Tibetan costume {horizontal and vertical stripes}.
{Pictured above is modern Tibetan costume}
(IH: Yes. From the towel, from the yáo, like needle and thread. "Towel", silk fabric, "爻", like needle and thread interlaced. Meaning: embroidery)
Ancient Greek women wore clothes 5,000 years ago, with embroidery techniques. On the kudzu cloth, the pattern is embroidered with dyed silk thread, which refers to the Greek word "Xi".
{2}: Wax {Wax}
A: Around 6,000 years ago, the wax of the "yellow river basin" material in northern China is catalpa wax.
"Shijing, Xiaoya, Xiao Ben": Weisang and Zi, will be respectful.
"Sangzi", in Chinese culture, refers to the homeland and hometown
6,000 years ago, the northern Chinese group planted mulberry trees at the entrance of the house to raise silkworms and weave silk. Catalpa trees are planted at the entrance of the house to make poppy {wax}, which is used to make batik cloth.
{Pictured above is the plant big catalpa tree and fruit}
The scientific name of the candle tree is black oak, also known as wax tree, tree, tree, tree, tree, tree, tree, tree, The waxy substance outside the skin is called euphorbia wax (also called "white wax, peel oil").
巤"巤季鼎, late Western Zhou integrated 2585.
{Mouse pictured above}
The word "臘" is a combination of the words "meat" and "巤".
The word "巤 {liè}" refers to the hair of a rat.
6,000 years ago, people in northern China mixed the white ash oil wax of catalpa trees with the hair of mice, mashed them in stone mortars, and made wax juice, which was used to make batik cloth. The jinwen "巤" character is a realistic portrayal of the process of making and processing wax juice in northern China.
Now, the craft of batik cloth in northern China has been lost.
B: 6,000 years ago, beeswax and pine resin wax were used in southern China to make batik cloth, named "true silk {wax}"
{The picture above is beeswax, batik material used by the Miao people in China.} }
Beeswax, also known as yellow wax, is one of the bee products produced by the bee, a liquid fatty substance secreted by the wax glands of the bees of the bees who build bees, which condenses into scales after contact with the air, and the worker bees aggregate it into beeswax and build the hive little by little. The main tools for making batik are copper knives (crayons), porcelain bowls, water basins, large needles, bone needles, grain grass, dyeing jars, etc. Insect wax is a batik material commonly used by ethnic groups in southern China 6000 years ago. In addition, paraffin wax, wood wax, white wax are also commonly used.
The circular "Hui" character on modern Miao batik cloth has a kaleidoscopic pattern, but it still retains nearly 7,000 years of traditional culture. In contrast, in Greece, since the withdrawal of the Chinese, the later Greeks did not have a circular "Hui" cultural tradition.
{The picture above is a textual remain of modern Chinese Miao batik cloth}
The characters "ten", "swastika" and "X" on batik cloth of modern Chinese Miao, Zhuang, Yi and other southern ethnic groups are the most frequently seen on faience pottery in Central Asia, West Asia, Greece, Europe and other places 6,000 years ago. {The text on the Hmong batik cloth is the inheritance of neolithic global pottery and Shang Dynasty bronze inscriptions.} The difference is that cloth has become a written material. }
{Picture 1 above shows the faience pottery of the Susan culture in Iran, dating back 6,000 years.} Picture 2 shows the Samarra Plate excavated in Iraq, 27.7 centimeters in diameter and 7,000 years old, and the site is located 96 kilometers north of present-day Baghdad. }
{Pictured above is Xishuangbanna male green peacock}
You see, on the 7,000-year-old faience pottery in Iraq above, it is clear that the batik pattern produced in southern China is reflected. The origin of batik cloth is in Yunnan Province. The trademark of batik cloth on Iraqi faience pottery is a realistic portrayal of the male green peacock native to the Xishuangbanna region of Yunnan Province.
The green peacock is a bird native to tropical rainforest areas.
Iraq, from ancient times to the present, does not produce green peacocks.
The West Asian civilization of the Neolithic period came from Yunnan Province in southern China.
The word "Greek" from 6,000 years ago, Chinese transliterated, refers to the Chinese gebu "Xi {絺}" commodity with embroidery craftsmanship, and the Chinese batik cloth "臘 {wax}".
Two: The degree of coincidence of ancient Greek alphabets and Neolithic Chinese characters
{Pictured above is the ancient Greek alphabet}
In all Neolithic sites in China dating from 10,000 to 5,000 years ago, the same script as the ancient Greek alphabet can be found. However, these Chinese scripts are much older. The texts excavated from the Sanxingdui site in Sichuan have the highest degree of overlap with ancient Greek scripts.
{Comment, today mainly talks about the Chinese batik cloth that appeared in ancient Greece, and will not talk about words}
Three: The ancient city museum of Mycenae in Greece displays patterns from Chinese batik cloth
{The picture above is the faience pottery of the ancient Greek Mycenaean civilization, 3600-3100 years ago, in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the United States}
This Mycenaean faience is the batik cloth pattern depicted Chinese.
{1} the batik octopus {cuttlefish} depicted above in Mycenaean faience pottery, which is blue ink. The stain is the ink in the body of an octopus.
{2} the two eyes of an octopus, depicted as a circular "hui" character.
{On the pottery of the Hemudu site, there is the same text, the reader can find it for himself}
{3} the claws of the Mycenaean faience octopus {squid}, depicted as a "sheep's tooth plant", also known as a "wood thief".
Sheep tooth plants, which can be processed into plant dyes, can dye green-Tibetan cloth.
{4} the claw tail of a Mycenaean faience octopus, depicted as the round spores of a plant with sheep's teeth.
{5} the floral family emblem of this ancient Greek Mycenaean batik cloth merchant family, which is "chrysanthemum".
This Mycenaean chrysanthemum flower can also be found in the early Zhou tombs of Yejiashan in Suizhou City, Hubei Province.
The Mycenaean batik cloth merchant called the batik cloth they produced "Zeng {缯}", commonly known as "dry cloth".
{Picture 1 above shows the tomb of Marquis Zeng of Jingshan County, Hubei Province.} Fig. 2 shows the bronze artifacts excavated from the tomb}
The descendants of the ancient Greek Mycenaean batik cloth merchants, no matter where they migrated and lived, would use the octopus "chapter" as the place name of their place of residence.
Next to the tomb group of Zeng Hou in Jingshan County, Hubei Province, next to a river, named "Zhanghe {Zhang, River}"
{The picture above is sanxingdui's new "sheep's head bronze vessel}
The owner of the Greek Mycenaean faience pottery, a dealer merchant of Batik cloth in China, who made money in the ancient Greek region 3600 years ago, returned to China to cast bronzes, which are "sheep's heads".
{Pictured above is a sheep's tooth plant}
The "Zengren" group of ancient Greek Mycenaeans was a batik cloth merchant, with ferns, also to be renamed "sheep teeth" and highlight "sheep", which was the raw material for the dyeing agent they dyed.
Sheep's teeth, divided into five classes: true ferns; stone pines; water leeks; pine leaf ferns; wood thieves.
On the newly created "sheep's head" bronze ware of Sanxingdui, the pattern of "sheep's tooth plant" must appear.
{The picture above is a comparison between the Mycenaean faience "Hui" character pattern and the Hmong batik cloth "Hui" character pattern}
More than 3500 years later, the batik cloth of modern Chinese Miao people can still restore the "Hui" pattern of batik cloth in the mycenaean culture period of ancient Greece.
How dare the modern Hmong people believe that their ancestors sold batik cloth in ancient Greece 5,000 years ago?
Cultural self-confidence, you understand, self-confidence!
You don't understand, can't say it, be confident.
Conclusion:
Words and symbols
If, you ask the current Hmong woman, is it a text or a symbol depicted on her batik cloth.
She couldn't say it clearly, she would say that it was handed down from the old ancestors, and she didn't know what it meant.
Now, the Miao people sell batik cloth and can't make money.
To help the Miao zhuang people, the Yi people, the Yao people, and the Dong people get rid of poverty and get rich, it is necessary to help them develop the business history and historical code of the Miao people in the Neolithic era in the global region of the world.
Now and beyond, cultural products are more valuable, more valuable, and more attractive than cloth goods.
Cultural poverty alleviation is one of the ways to help ethnic minorities in southwest China to embark on the development of the knowledge economy.