Archaeologists unearth 4th century church

I bet it wasnt a Serb Church but an Illyrian - Albanian one. Serbs were way north at that time

I'm sure someone will claim it to be an Illyrian Christian church.

Very interesting find indeed. 4th century church near Nis means that this is an Illyro-Albanian church. Probably we won't hear more about this because the Serbs will do all they can to hide evidence of Illyro-Albanian traces in the Balkans as was done in former Yugoslavia where all Illyrian findings disappeared mysteriously.

The Serbs and Croats were referring to themselves as Illyrians long before the Austrians put the notion in Albanians' heads that they were Illyrians.

The Austrians feared it as united Croats and Serbs so it suppressed that, while it worked to make the Albanians be divisive.

The Albanians never called themselves that and it is a very dubious belief.

It rests solely on Austrians and Germans who had political reasons to push a lie.

Can't you people read. The B92 article clearly states that it is a Roman achealogical site. No one is claiming it to be Serbian and don't try to give us that 'Balkans was all Illyrian' talk. The Illyrians were just one of many unsuccessful tribes that have resided at one time or another in the Balkans and were never a nation in the modern sense.

Roman or East Roman (Byzantine)?

I bet it wasnt a Serb Church but an Illyrian - Albanian one. Serbs were way north at that time

I'm sure someone will claim it to be an Illyrian Christian church.

Very interesting find indeed. 4th century church near Nis means that this is an Illyro-Albanian church. Probably we won't hear more about this because the Serbs will do all they can to hide evidence of Illyro-Albanian traces in the Balkans as was done in former Yugoslavia where all Illyrian findings disappeared mysteriously.

The Serbs and Croats were referring to themselves as Illyrians long before the Austrians put the notion in Albanians' heads that they were Illyrians.

The Austrians feared it as united Croats and Serbs so it suppressed that, while it worked to make the Albanians be divisive.

The Albanians never called themselves that and it is a very dubious belief.

It rests solely on Austrians and Germans who had political reasons to push a lie.

Can't you people read. The B92 article clearly states that it is a Roman achealogical site. No one is claiming it to be Serbian and don't try to give us that 'Balkans was all Illyrian' talk. The Illyrians were just one of many unsuccessful tribes that have resided at one time or another in the Balkans and were never a nation in the modern sense.

Roman or East Roman (Byzantine)?