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Topic: Turkish origins in Mongolia! Posted: 28-Jun-2005 at 06:50 |
Originally posted by Phallanx
Today, the theory of native Americans being Central Siberian nomads once is internationally accepted, and they belong to a totally different race. They cant grow facial hair for example. |
Hmmm, internationally accepted? If anyone thinks that Turkish 'scholars' represent the international scientific society, then OK, but it seems like the whole topic looks quite different under the international perspective, since theories vary.
Did ancient Polynesians visit California? Maybe so. Scholars revive idea using linguistic ties, Indian headdress
Scientists are taking a new look at an old and controversial idea: that ancient Polynesians sailed to Southern California a millennium before Christopher Columbus landed on the East Coast.
Key new evidence comes from two directions. The first involves revised carbon-dating of an ancient ceremonial headdress used by Southern California's Chumash Indians. The second involves research by two California scientists who suggest that a Chumash word for "sewn-plank canoe" is derived from a Polynesian word for the wood used to construct the same boat.
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If you ask me, Polynesia is quite a long way from Siberia, add that to genetics and BINGO, we have their most probable origin.
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DNA evidence backs that up as well, i posted this in another thread also.
http://cita.chattanooga.org/mtdna.html
Polynesian Links?
To their surprise, however, the researchers found that native Siberians lack one peculiar mutation that appeared in the Amerinds 6,000 to 10,000 years ago. This raises the question of where, if not from Siberia, this mtDNA originated.
It turns out, Dr. Wallace says, that this particular mutation pattern is also found in aboriginal populations in Southeast Asia and in the islands of Melanesia and Polynesia. This hints at what may have been "one of the most astounding migrations in human experience," he says. A group of ancient peoples moved out of China into Malaysia where they became sailors and populated the islands of the South Pacific.
Then some 6,000 to 12,000 years ago these ancient mariners made it to the Americas. "I don't know how they came," Dr. Wallace says. "They either came across the Pacific to Central and South America or they went up the east coast of Asia and across the northern Pacific to Alaska and Canada," he says. He already is examining mtDNA samples from natives of the Kamchatka Peninsula north of Japan to see if there is any mtDNA trace of these ancient sailors.
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Posted: 28-Jun-2005 at 06:45 |
Originally posted by Cywr
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and instead of caucasians and mongoloids being separate races, they are really sub-races of the proto-turk where proto-turkic tribes branched off due to isolation during the ice ages. Meaning instead of turkic peoples being a mix of whites and asian(like hispanics today in the americas), whites and east asians originated from proto-turks? East Asians branching off from proto-turks in Mongolia, with Nordics branching off from proto-turks around Kalmykia region? |
Humans originated in Africa, so if non-Turkic Eurasians branched off from these Proto-Turks, then we must be able to trace this race of Proto-Turks moving out of Africa and then branching off. Also, Turkic is but one member of the Altaic family, Tngustic and Mongolian being the other two main ones, so if anything you should be looking for a proto-Altaic race.
Personaly i think trying to understand Turkicness in terms of a Caucasoid vs Mongloid dichotomy is relativly useless, as it seems to be that Turkic peoples were born out of the genetic melting pot of Central Asia. And of course, understanding the the spread of Turkic culture coems from just that, studying the culture and language.
If it intrests you, there is a hypothetical language super family called Nostratic, that is a theorised mother of many Eurasian languages, including the Indo-European, Uralic, Altiac (includes Turkic languages), Caucasian, Afro-Asiatic and then some. Its basicly an idea to understand the spraed of languages into much of Eurasia and how they then brole up into their seperate families. Theres still alot of skepticsm over the idea, but its an interesting one none the less.
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point taken, i will look into this hypothetical Nostratic language famly
when a thread talks about origins of turks in mongolia, one must wonder what these turks in monoglia looked like back then
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Posted: 28-Jun-2005 at 06:23 |
This:
and instead of caucasians and mongoloids being separate races, they are
really sub-races of the proto-turk where proto-turkic tribes branched
off due to isolation during the ice ages. Meaning instead of turkic
peoples being a mix of whites and asian(like hispanics today in the
americas), whites and east asians originated from proto-turks? East
Asians branching off from proto-turks in Mongolia, with Nordics
branching off from proto-turks around Kalmykia region? |
Humans originated in Africa, so if non-Turkic Eurasians branched off
from these Proto-Turks, then we must be able to trace this race of
Proto-Turks moving out of Africa and then branching off.
Also, Turkic is but one member of the Altaic family, Tngustic and
Mongolian being the other two main ones, so if anything you should be
looking for a proto-Altaic race.
Personaly i think trying to understand Turkicness in terms of a
Caucasoid vs Mongloid dichotomy is relativly useless, as it seems to be
that Turkic peoples were born out of the genetic melting pot of Central
Asia.
And of course, understanding the the spread of Turkic culture coems from just that, studying the culture and language.
If it intrests you, there is a hypothetical language super family
called Nostratic, that is a theorised mother of many Eurasian
languages, including the Indo-European, Uralic, Altiac (includes Turkic
languages), Caucasian, Afro-Asiatic and then some. Its basicly an idea
to understand the spraed of languages into much of Eurasia and how they
then brole up into their seperate families. Theres still alot of
skepticsm over the idea, but its an interesting one none the less.
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Posted: 28-Jun-2005 at 06:21 |
Today, the theory of native Americans being Central Siberian nomads
once is internationally accepted, and they belong to a totally
different race. They cant grow facial hair for example. |
Hmmm, internationally accepted?
If anyone thinks that Turkish 'scholars' represent the international
scientific society, then OK, but it seems like the whole topic looks
quite different under the international perspective, since theories
vary.
Did ancient Polynesians visit California?
Maybe so.
Scholars revive idea using linguistic ties, Indian headdress
Scientists are taking a new look at an old and controversial idea:
that ancient Polynesians sailed to Southern California a millennium before
Christopher Columbus landed on the East Coast.
Key new evidence comes from two directions. The first involves revised
carbon-dating of an ancient ceremonial headdress used by Southern California's
Chumash Indians. The second involves research by two California scientists who
suggest that a Chumash word for "sewn-plank canoe" is derived from a
Polynesian word for the wood used to construct the same boat.
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If you ask me, Polynesia is quite a long way from Siberia, add that to genetics and BINGO, we have their most probable origin.
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To the gods we mortals are all ignorant.Those old traditions from our ancestors, the ones we've had as long as time itself, no argument will ever overthrow, in spite of subtleties sharp minds invent.
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Posted: 28-Jun-2005 at 06:06 |
what does africa have to do with turkic people.
the idea of proto-turkic race was just something i threw out there to see what turks think to get a feel where they believe turks originated. since some turks on this board think caucasian turks are the "purest"
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Posted: 28-Jun-2005 at 05:33 |
Kind of relevant when dealing with the notion of a 'Turkic race'.
If this proto-Turkic race is the ancestor of all modern Eurasians,
shouldn't we be looking in Africa for racialy Turkoid skeletons?
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Posted: 28-Jun-2005 at 01:46 |
Originally posted by Cywr
Not all 'Asians' are mongoloid, in fact most aren't. Likewise most Caucasoids aren't 'white', your mixing Americanised popular labels with outdated anthropology ones. There are numerous ways of classifying humans into groups and subgroups. And again, your are conviently avoiding the point that Turkic/Altaic isn't a race anymore than Afro-Asatic or Sino-Tibetian is. Hell, while where at it, why don't we pretend that all Caucasian Indo-European speakers are infact part of the Germanic Race, so clearly all those people are sub races of the proto-Germanic one, naturaly modern day Germans are the most pure. |
you are just arguing semantics. besides i believe more then half of asia is in fact mongoloid
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Posted: 27-Jun-2005 at 12:59 |
Those ties go well beyond Europe. Europe is after all a convient socio-cultural invention.
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Posted: 27-Jun-2005 at 12:44 |
Yes however they show that somehow all these people in Europe have some kind of ties.
I mean look at this. Picture of Turks;
Cmon Cywr! http://www.nato.int/pictures/2004/040626b/b040626n.jpg
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Posted: 27-Jun-2005 at 05:15 |
Not all 'Asians' are mongoloid, in fact most aren't. Likewise most
Caucasoids aren't 'white', your mixing Americanised popular labels with
outdated anthropology ones. There are numerous ways of classifying
humans into groups and subgroups.
And again, your are conviently avoiding the point that Turkic/Altaic
isn't a race anymore than Afro-Asatic or Sino-Tibetian is. Hell, while
where at it, why don't we pretend that all Caucasian Indo-European
speakers are infact part of the Germanic Race, so clearly all those
people are sub races of the proto-Germanic one, naturaly modern day
Germans are the most pure.
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Posted: 26-Jun-2005 at 17:16 |
come to think about it... native americans and malayo-polynesians share striking similarities not only with each other, but with mongoloids and caucasians. native americans would very well be these "proto-turkic peoples". If you look at native alaskans and canadians, they look similiar to east asian peoples, wheras natives of the southwest and eastern united states look more like dark caucasoids.
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Posted: 26-Jun-2005 at 17:04 |
Yea that's what happened.
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Posted: 26-Jun-2005 at 16:56 |
Is it possible that the European theories of racial orgin could be wrong, and instead of caucasians and mongoloids being separate races, they are really sub-races of the proto-turk where proto-turkic tribes branched off due to isolation during the ice ages. Meaning instead of turkic peoples being a mix of whites and asian(like hispanics today in the americas), whites and east asians originated from proto-turks? East Asians branching off from proto-turks in Mongolia, with Nordics branching off from proto-turks around Kalmykia region?
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Posted: 26-Jun-2005 at 05:58 |
Plus those Yakuts would have had to move into Siberia, displacing
existing peoples, or perhaps assmilating and intermarrying with them,
so they too could be 'impure'. So a simplistic (not to mention somewhat
out dated) Caucasoid vs Mongloid dichotomy is virtualy useless for
determing Turkic 'purity'.
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Posted: 26-Jun-2005 at 05:53 |
Originally posted by kermit_criminal
were the earliest turks mongoloid, or caucasian? if they were originally mongoloid from mongolia you would think the migration westward would have whitewashed their genes so to speak. Most Turkic people on this board are of the caucas-centric point of view, but that likely is due to gradual admixture with other peoples. The purest living Turkic peoples today are probably the Yakuts of Siberia and they look nothing like Europeanized Turkey Turks. This is why i dont understand how Uzbeks like Perdon for example, can be so racist against East Asian types |
Kermit,
There is no obvious thing such as original Turks. We cant be sure that even their original homeland was Altay mountains, western Mongolia. That was just the origin of Gktrk dynasty, and they were blacksmiths, they possibly immigrated there from another region.
Turks, Turkic people were nomads. That is why it is so hard to describe a specific homeland, a specific ethnicity, or a specific civilization for them. They immigrated to Mongolia, they mixed with Mongoloids. They immigrated to Russian steppes, they mixed with Slavic blondes. They immigrated to India, they mixed with Indians, and they immigrated to middle East and Europe, intermixed with the locals. Today, the theory of native Americans being Central Siberian nomads once is internationally accepted, and they belong to a totally different race. They cant grow facial hair for example.
Being Turk, or inheriting Turkic culture is not about your look, or your race. If you know the exact versions of Turkic myths of creation or common ancestry, you would realize that it is all about a common ancestry from a common father. And that makes you a Turk, your common ancestry, your common cultural elements and your self identity. Turks dont have a defiate original race, we, most of the nations in the world didnt care about such things before the nationalism age.
Being racist is disgusting. Today, the last person in the world who would be racist is a Turk. Turks didnt care about such nonsense, racial purity etc. Today, all people from a common Turkic ancestry who could keep his cultural values alive are Turks, no matter their race or looks.
And btw, today, if we are to show a pure prototype for Turkic racial structure, that would be Turkmens. They are the purest Turks on earth in terms of intermixing. Yakut (Sakha) Turks arent such original Turks at all, they are mostly consisted of Tunguzic tribes, and their admixture with Turks. Their language is assimilated in Turkic culture.
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Posted: 26-Jun-2005 at 04:31 |
This is why i dont understand how Uzbeks like Perdon for example, can be so racist against East Asian types |
What is there not to understand?
Go back far enough and everyone is related, but this doesn't stop racism.
And Turkicness is a cultural/linguistic thing, as such there is no such thing as 'purity' there.
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Posted: 25-Jun-2005 at 19:57 |
were the earliest turks mongoloid, or caucasian? if they were originally mongoloid from mongolia you would think the migration westward would have whitewashed their genes so to speak. Most Turkic people on this board are of the caucas-centric point of view, but that likely is due to gradual admixture with other peoples. The purest living Turkic peoples today are probably the Yakuts of Siberia and they look nothing like Europeanized Turkey Turks. This is why i dont understand how Uzbeks like Perdon for example, can be so racist against East Asian types
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Posted: 18-Jun-2005 at 05:33 |
Originally posted by Phallanx
[QUOTE] We could continue by pointing out the finds in the Vedic valley that demolish this joke of a theory or the liguistic elements but I'm sure, you do get the point.
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Please do, if you have the time, that was interesting.
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Posted: 17-Jun-2005 at 18:46 |
Yes, I did it, but not only to support my idea. I
did it because I didnt want to copy paste the whole article and find
the statements about possible Siberian origins. |
Keyword here is 'NOT ONLY''.
Anyway, here is some real info.
This theory was introduced by Brits during their occupation of India
for one and only reason. So that the local population wouldn't see them
as foreigners and so they could remain in power.
If we look at the dates presented we literally find chaos. From
originally supporting a date around 1800BC the continuous archeologic
finds have made the supporters of the theory raise this date to the 5th
millenium, but once again that doesn't seem to be enough thanks to the
finds of the Lascaux cave.
Do a search and you'll find that there are horses painted on the walls of the cave and are dated to the 15th millenium, but how can this be possible, when one of the arguments these wanna-be's present, is that the 'Aryans' brought the horse, previously unknown to the world??
We could continue by pointing out the finds in the Vedic valley that
demolish this joke of a theory or the liguistic elements but I'm sure,
you do get the point.
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Posted: 17-Jun-2005 at 18:18 |
"As if that isn't bad enough, this isn't even an exact copy and paste. You intentionally manipulated the original source and added western Siberia which isn't mentioned, just to support your version."
Yes, I did it, but not only to support my idea. I did it because I didnt want to copy paste the whole article and find the statements about possible Siberian origins. I am bored you know. And wikipedi is a fine site, it has nearly the same information with all other sites about IE theory. That western Siberia theory is real, but it wasnt mentioned in that first paragraph, so I needed to add it. But if it bothers you, I can simply delete it, since I have a couple of more sites to support those theories.
And dont come and tell me you have never copy pasted information and synthesized information from a couple of sources. That would be low...
That wasnt all my answer. Try the Asiatic origin theory, that is enlighting...
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Yeah, sure. You begin, you are the professional one here...
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