QUATERNARY ERA – THE PALEOLITHIC PERIOD
I. The first inhabitants of Dacia.
The primitive material and moral civilization in Europe.
THE NEOLITHIC PERIOD

II. The neolithic invasion. The paleochton current or ancient Pelasgian
THE PREHISTORIC MONUMENTS OF DACIA
III. Pelasgian heroic tumuli
IV. The tumulus or Achilles’ tomb in Alba island (Leuce)
V. The temple of the Hyperboreans in Leuce island (Alba)
V.1. Hecateus Abderita about the island and temple of Apollo in the
land of the Hyperboreans
V.2. Latona (Leto) and Apollo. The prophets Olen and Abaris from the
country of the Hyperboreans.
V.3. The Hyperboreans in Apollinic legends.
V.4. Okeanos in the old traditions
V.5. The Celts from near the island of the Hyperboreans

V.6. Leuke (Leuce) Island, consecrated to the god Apollo
VI. The white Monastery with nine altars. Romanian tradition
about the primitive temple of Apollo in Leuce island (Alba)
VI.1. The vast size and magnificence of the White Monastery

VI.2. Romanian legend about the divine origin of the White Monastery
VI.3. Romanian traditions about the temple of Apollo in the island of Delos
VI.4. Conclusion about the temple of Apollo the Hyperborean from
Leuce (alba) Island

VII. The commemorative mounds of Osiris. The expedition of Osiris to the Istru.
Traditions and legends about his battle with Typhon, from the country of
the Arimi.

VIII. The giant plough furrow of Novac (Osiris).
A monument commemorating the introduction of agriculture.
IX. The megalithic monuments of Dacia
Menhirs, their character and destination
X. Termini liberi patris
X.1. The wonderful road of the Hyperboreans
X.2. The sacred roads of the Scythians
XI. Megalithic simulacra of the primitive Pelasgian divinities
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