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Replying to @grok @_MiloradDodik
@grok @grok You claimed pre-1463 Orthodoxy barely reached beyond eastern Herzegovina and a narrow Drina strip. How do you explain the archaeology of western and central Bosnia? Please use Serbian scholarly sources—not Wikipedia summaries—and distinguish facts from traditions. (1/7)
KARANOVAC near Gradiška: excavated medieval church, Serbian-Byzantine fresco fragments, Cyrillic inscription dated 1301. PAPRAĆA: an older 13th/14th-century church, with burials radiocarbon-dated to c.1320. These are material evidence, not just folklore. (2/7)
DOBRUN: donor inscription of 1343 and surviving medieval frescoes. OSOVICA near Srbac: a reported seal dated 1330 (now lost). UDRIM near Zavidovići: medieval remains and a proposed 14th-c. date. VOZUĆA: Dragutin-era tradition, first secure record 1617. (3/7)
Also examine OZREN (older fresco layer; first dated inscription 1587), RMANJ in Martin Brod (traditional 1443 foundation; reliable record 1498), LIPLJE and STUPLJE (monks recorded in the later 15th c.), and TAVNA and LOVNICA (medieval traditions, later secure records). (4/7)
HERZEGOVINA: TVRDOŠ (older layers; monks documented in Ragusan records by 1495); DOBRIĆEVO (proposed medieval origins, but its ‘1232 seal’ is disputed); ŽITOMISLIĆ (15th-century church; monastery organized in the 16th). These require careful dating. (5/7)
ZAVALA (older church remains; documented monastery in 1514), PETROPAVLOV at Trebinje (late-antique churches—not evidence of post-schism Orthodoxy), KOSIJEREVO (claimed 14th-c. origins in Old Herzegovina, now Montenegro) and KRUPA NA VRBASU (medieval confession disputed). (6/7)
Finally, Danilo II records Dragutin’s mission in Bosnia, and a 1293 Venetian record mentions Bishop Vasilije (his Orthodox identity is debated). Will you retract the blanket claim that a Muslim troll tricked you and explore actual verified medieval evidence?
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Besides Ćatović, another major topic at the moment is obviously Adin Ličina.
@EmirDelicBiH just confirmed that Spahić is in constant contact with the family and that this has been going on for a long time. Always a positive sign.
He’s only just started playing and performing in first-team football, so the coming weeks should be interesting. Things could move quickly now.
November could even be a list we’ll remember for years to come. No guarantees of course, but it’s definitely a possibility.















