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Topic: Turks Posted: 28-May-2006 at 12:50 |
From what ive seen about the place i would probably classify them as caucasoid as of present, they dont look mongoloid. In another thread they say feel closer to Iranians and Leonidas (the proud Greek who doesnt like anglos) regards them as mediterraneans.
Without sounding like a fool i would say some some Turks are silly when they talk of these mongoloids with pride (atilla), when they arent even the same race. Say for example some Persians or Vikings settled in Japan or Africa then mixing with the natives taking on their characteristics and then imagine Africans or Japanese thinking they are Persians or scandanavians. In my eyes its ridiculous. Theyre national hero has Blonde haor and Blue eyes, Ataturk definately is not Mongoloid.
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Posted: 29-May-2006 at 22:57 |
If the question meant to be the original Turks, then I'd say they were Caucasoid. That's why I voted for it.
Present day Turkic people (even as early as Hunnic period), mainly Turanoid, with some exceptions.
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Posted: 29-May-2006 at 23:02 |
By the way, the history of Turkic people were much earlier than Atilla time. He was Turanoid, due to the close contact with the Mongolic tribes in the steppe before migration. There isn't any silliness in feeling proud of his deeds.
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Posted: 30-May-2006 at 12:14 |
[QUOTE=The Charioteer] Camel was called "tuo tuo" during the Han-dynasty.
from description of Xiong Nu in the Han shu, tuotuo is one of the "rare domestic animal" that the Xiong Nu possess.
Its recorded in the Han Shu that during emperor Wen di's reign, Xiong Nu chief presented a tuo tuo to the Han emperor. During the successor of Wen di, emperor Jing di's period, there were royal enclosed animal preserve that contain the tuo tuo.(camel)...
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I don't know why do you give me such information, we're talking about the Gok Turk, not some campaigns or one or two tributes.
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Posted: 30-May-2006 at 16:13 |
Originally posted by selam
Originally posted by xi_tujue
see i don't have a problem with you posting about the poll it's your point of view it's all good bro but I wanted know about the ancient Turks did they come from europe(the west) to asia or the other way around cuz I keep hearing different theories. I personally think Siberia Yenisay basin.
It's all good
btw what about anatolian, azeri tatar and meskh's
(how much we mix and change eyes don't lie almond shaped I think?) |
what about youself ??? maybe you can put up your pic,let's see if you are caucasion ,dude !!!!
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btw I know I need to get a haircut
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Posted: 30-May-2006 at 16:48 |
what is your hometown(at turkey)?
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Posted: 30-May-2006 at 16:48 |
Agri but We're from ahiska
BTW why?
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Posted: 30-May-2006 at 16:51 |
Well you are dark like eastern people, but of course If you are as dark as picture.
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Posted: 30-May-2006 at 16:52 |
no I'm not that dark accualy it's (tanning )
I don't think turks had verry light skin like the chinese or japanese.
Mongols and turks were allways darker no?
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Posted: 30-May-2006 at 23:15 |
Originally posted by wefone90
I don't know why do you give me such information, we're talking about the Gok Turk, not some campaigns or one or two tributes. |
You asked Seko for primary source on the issue of Han import of camel.
I think archaeological discoveries that i've provided answered that. As correlated with record from Han Shu that Han probably imported them via either XiongNu or central Asia.
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Posted: 31-May-2006 at 00:24 |
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A bit late but what the hey
btw I know I need to get a haircut [/QUOTE]
so sorry .dude , you are middle eastern like arab ,or whatever ,but definitely you are not caucasion !!!!
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Posted: 31-May-2006 at 04:12 |
Originally posted by xi_tujue
no I'm not that dark accualy it's (tanning)
I don't think turks had verry light skin like the chinese or japanese.
Mongols and turks were allways darker no? |
As a northen Chinese, i do have a light skin, infact, my skin is lighter than most of the Chinese girls. that goes same with my elder brother.
however, our parents are actually "darker", my cousin is so dark, that when he came back to homevillage from America, most of the villagers think hes an African
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Posted: 31-May-2006 at 06:20 |
Originally posted by The Charioteer
Originally posted by xi_tujue
no I'm not that dark accualy it's (tanning)
I don't think turks had verry light skin like the chinese or japanese.
Mongols and turks were allways darker no? |
As a northen Chinese, i do have a light skin, infact, my skin is lighter than most of the Chinese girls. that goes same with my elder brother.
however, our parents are actually "darker", my cousin is so dark, that when he came back to homevillage from America, most of the villagers think hes an African |
Hmmm, at home i have the "darkest" skincolor :D With darkest i mean i have a "yellowish" skincolor, whasnt that a typical "option" of Mongolid or whatever people? My mom-side is "y顤k" => Turkish nomad and she has such skincolor.
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Posted: 31-May-2006 at 06:28 |
Originally posted by selam
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btw I know I need to get a haircut [/QUOTE]
so sorry .dude , you are middle eastern like arab ,or whatever ,but definitely you are not caucasion !!!!
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I never said that I'm caucasion and what defines caucasion skin color ahah no ( half my family is blonde and half are dark could anyone explain)
my motherside is mostly blondish but not realblonde blonde dark or light brown(blue and green eyes) My fathers side is a bit darker but also blue and green eyes are common( And I think thats not the case with middle eastern people or is it?)
Btw both families originate from the caucasus (meshk turks)
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Posted: 31-May-2006 at 13:09 |
Originally posted by The Charioteer
You asked Seko for primary source on the issue of Han import of camel.
I think archaeological discoveries that i've provided answered that. As correlated with record from Han Shu that Han probablyimported them via either XiongNu or central Asia. |
Actually I mentioned about the Gok Turk originally not XiongNu, whether the discoveries that you provided correlate with primary sources or otherwise, still obscure the issue of what I was talking about.
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Posted: 31-May-2006 at 13:14 |
Originally posted by DayI
Hmmm, at home i have the "darkest" skincolor :D With darkest i mean i have a "yellowish" skincolor, whasnt that a typical "option" of Mongolid or whatever people? My mom-side is "y顤k" => Turkish nomad and she has such skincolor. |
If you had been to some large cites in China, such as shenzhen you will found out that most of them are consisted of highly non-local distribution from the north, I had a several friends from Jilin works over there.
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Posted: 31-May-2006 at 13:27 |
Originally posted by wefone90
Originally posted by DayI
Hmmm, at home i have the "darkest" skincolor :D With darkest i mean i have a "yellowish" skincolor, whasnt that a typical "option" of Mongolid or whatever people? My mom-side is "y顤k" => Turkish nomad and she has such skincolor. |
If you had been to some large cites in China, such as shenzhen you will found out that most of them are consisted of highly non-local distribution from the north, I had a several friends from Jilin works over there.
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hmmm, what the lession i should take of this?
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Posted: 01-Jun-2006 at 02:19 |
they are mix of alpins and asiatic indians alpins
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Posted: 01-Jun-2006 at 17:51 |
Originally posted by wefone90
Actually I mentioned about the Gok Turk originally not XiongNu, whether the discoveries that you provided correlate with primary sources or otherwise, still obscure the issue of what I was talking about |
then you are absent-minded
Originally posted by wefone90
Actually no, none of the sources had suggested the Han have imported camels from the Hsiung-nu nor did the Gok Turks, hunted and fought on camelback, at least not that I'm aware of. |
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Posted: 01-Jun-2006 at 20:15 |
Originally posted by The Charioteer
You asked Seko for primary source on the issue of Han import of camel.
I think archaeological discoveries that i've provided answered that. As correlated with record from Han Shu that Han probablyimported them via either XiongNu or central Asia. |
Take a look at what you said, before getting too excited.
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