References

I found this interesting wikia here called Galnet, and I think it bears linking to our wikia. It too, is not about fictional people so, it's good for research of any type:

[1]Galnet Wikia

[2] The La Tene Culture of the Early Iron Age (bares close relation to the Wraitl Tradios / Tradition)

[3] The Halstatt Culture (Early Varcolaci and Upyr works and culture)

[4] Devisovan Peoples. Originally, I believed that perhaps the Devisovan peoples of Sibera were a Wraitl Culture, due to their ability to track the stars, and because of their tooth findings which may or may not be considered Devisovan because some articles and sites state that devisovan were dark skinned. Devisovan would not have been dark skinned but dark natured people because of the mental strain on their species due to hard living conditions. They seem to have tandermal molars which were a fanged wisdom tooth in the back of their mouths where the wisdom teeth would be. This was to help eat roots and other hard veggies at the time (Carrots, radishes, turnips) which were popular ice age permafrost veggies at the time. That tandermal molar or fang is known as the secondary or third molar now in modern times for the 35%-55% of people who have secondary and third molars and onward in their mouths. (Extra wisdom Teeth). These people were also a cave people, similar to early Wraitl Bronze age and later on Iron age culture, most def stone age.

An interesting article about a Girl with ancestral Denisovan and neanderthal parents. ￼ - Scientific American

If the Denisovans were vampiric then they would have mated with other types of people, including neanderthals. ￼ (warning the above site references that people and monkeys came from each other as if water comes from rain, so tread careful there.)

* I have tandermal molars in my mouth. Thus, I begin looking for Wraitl Culture in Earth's history which led me to the making of this fandom wikia.

## Iron Age & La Tene Culture articles at Ancient-Origins.net

[5] Ancient-Origins.net lists of Articles on Iron Age La Tene Culture

## Hittite Culture

The **Hittites** occupied the ancient region of Anatolia (also **known** as Asia Minor, modern-day Turkey) prior to 1700 BCE, developed a culture apparently from the indigenous Hatti (and possibly the Hurrian) people, and expanded their territories into an empire which rivaled, and threatened, the established nation of Egypt. Could be considered Abbasid.

May 1, 2018.

[6] Hittites and Early Anatolia (Interesting enough, early Hittite rule reminds me of Isis)

## The Cappadocians

The Cappadocian people were also known in this early area and are sometimes seen as a migrate of the Wraitl people having a culture similar to early La Tene Etruscan culture, Lasa Culture of Italy where they also thrived. The Cappadocians could have been a migrate that lost their former Wraitl tradition ways after the time frame of the Iron age, which started in some places around Hittite rule.

From Wikipedia:

# Cappadocia

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"Cappadocian" redirects here. For other uses, see Cappadocia (disambiguation) and Cappadocian (disambiguation).

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**Cappadocia** (/kæpəˈdoʊʃə/; also ***Capadocia***; Greek: Καππαδοκία, *Kappadokía*, from Old Persian: Katpatuka, Armenian: Կապադովկիա, *Kapadovkia*, Turkish: *Kapadokya*) is a historical region in Central Anatolia, largely in the Nevşehir, Kayseri, Kırşehir, Aksaray, and Niğde Provinces in Turkey.

According to Herodotus,[1] in the time of the Ionian Revolt (499 BC), the Cappadocians were reported as occupying a region from Mount Taurus to the vicinity of the Euxine (Black Sea). Cappadocia, in this sense, was bounded in the south by the chain of the Taurus Mountains that separate it from Cilicia, to the east by the upper Euphrates, to the north by Pontus, and to the west by Lycaonia and eastern Galatia.[2]

The name, traditionally used in Christian sources throughout history, continues in use as an international tourism concept to define a region of exceptional natural wonders, in particular characterized by fairy chimneys and a unique historical and cultural heritage.

[7] The Cappadocian Wikipedia Page

Wraitl know the Cappadocian to be the "Bone People" which have similar yet also lost tradition ties to the Wraitl people. They appeared to be very nervous, gaunt and pale people, which may have led to the reason why White wolf studios used the Cappadocian as a clan in Vampire: The Dark Ages Tabletop game as well as Vampire: The Masquerade. [8] White wolf studios [ They seem to have problems with enough nutrients of their diets]

Bone People were also known to eat a more meat enriched diet, namely that of birds with small bones, like Chicken, Chicken wings, Turkey and Turkey Legs. This was another term for bone people, people who did not eat salads or leaves, berries or nuts which is an often-common bone people and Wraitl diet.

## The Ionians

Ionia was an ancient region on the central part of the western coast of Anatolia in present-day Turkey, the region nearest İzmir, which was historically Smyrna.

Ionia was an ancient region on the central part of the western coast of Anatolia in present-day Turkey, the region nearest İzmir, which was historically Smyrna. It consisted of the northernmost territories of the Ionian League of Greek settlements. Wikipedia

Location: Western Anatolia

Biggest city: Delos

State existed: 7th–6th centuries BC (as Ionian League)

Persian satrapy: Yauna

Roman province: Europe – Asia

Did you know: There are many orders and sects across Ionia, each following their own (often conflicting) paths and ideals. fandom.com

1. The Ionians were also considered early Bone people.

[9]The Ionian People and Early parts of Anatolia.

The Ionian (Eye-own-ne-ah) people were a colorful painted people and were festival people and could be linked to other Cappadocian or Cappadovian people, as well as Karva/Karvathian people which is similar to the Carpathian spelling. Karva was a high up place in the "hill land" that held caves for living and worship of deities or one another.

Karva also denotes foresty/heath like conditions or tundra/or "tunda" , swamp like low lands not unknown at this time due to the shifting land masses of gasses in certain soils. This was about the 783-700 BC era of time. Karvathian's were known to be Wraitl Tradition and painted their face with the henna plants, which was a red, orange dye. However, this was a trade import plant coming from some other place. It also burned the skin, but denoted Karvathian's from other Cappadocian peoples. This goes back to their ancient Heatheru paiga (Caysh a roo and Pay gah) roots which is older than modern paganism culture. Before that time, Heatheru was called Caitha (Kay-aye-tie) which a High A in ah rather than an (ah) but (aye). There is a special letter i in the word but I can not make it with this keyboard or editor. Caitha means "High Code". Heatheru means "shadow warrior". They practice Witsku (Wit-scoo) which is how Wiccans stole from us as mentioned before.

What is the tradition of henna?

The use of **Henna** for body art is several centuries old at least. The people of ancient Egypt and India used this form of temporary tattoo for religious ceremonies, wedding festivals, and for simple body adornment. **Henna** is a plant which grows in the tropical climates of Africa, northern Australia, and southern Asia.

[10] Henna dyes used in body art

What is the difference between Henna and Mehndi?

In other words, **henna** is a plant, a dye, and a tattoo. ... **Henna** as a dye can be used to color the skin, hair, and fabric. The result of the application of **henna** dye on the skin can now be called **mehndi**. **Henna** as a tattoo or body art is called a **mehndi** .Mar 13, 2018

[11] Henna and Body art - Henna and Mehndi

The references page now gives a rough theorized analysis on where the Wraitl Tradition and people came from.

Wraitl (Ray-tel) in some form means "shadow being" or "shadow spirit". Wra- shadow, and itl meaning "being". As this is how they appear to others like themselves, a cloaked form in shadow.

1. Another term for the bone people, Sathair. Sathair are not considered Denisovan or Cappadocian. Both of these were more obsessed with Death aspects. ￼ Sathair are not. (it is suggested that Sathair are an older term and that it was before the other terms broke down into a more 'disrespectful living condition' and did detrimental actions.)
2. Clan Name or tribe name: Strelesi. Stre-les-e are considered Sathair, but live in a family pack, Sathair are more nomadic.
3. Strelesi are considered an older name for the Vanmorri (Vi-Mor-i) people talked about on other earlier pages.

## Memory from PrecursorSpirit76

These will be researched if possible and I will report back when I have resources to add, this fandom wikia supports past life memory sources but please take them with a grain of salt or sand, until I can provide research.

## Controversial Map of Antarctica with out ice

[12] Link

Link to site and map showing the great southern polar area without Ice.