‘Linguistic Islands of Symbolic Landscape.
Archetypes From Aratta to Albion.’

A poetic-cultural study of “Proto-World”, proposing that ancient languages and symbols emerged from deep connections between people, landscape, and myth. Using examples from Armenia, the Caucasus, and Britain, it explores how megaliths, place names, and shared motifs reflect a common symbolic heritage.
It argues that meaning was once inseparable from lived ecological experience, leaving enduring patterns in the symbolic landscape.


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