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@ayalovesbaryshc @multiwocky Doesn’t the fact that we are called Turks and you are called Turkic make you seem less Turk, or am I mistaken? Maybe you would prefer to be called Turco-Mongol?

@gullu54820 @multiwocky be serious

REPEAT AFTER ME: KAZAKHS ARE NOT WASIAN

@sohndesabraham Öyle bir şey mümkün olmazdı.

Yaklaşık İsa Efendimizin göğe çekilmesinden bin yıl sonra Anadolu'da paralı askerlik yapan bir melezin anaakım kavim olacağını o zamanlar kimse tahmin edemezdi. Türkler, Resul-i Ekrem'e değil de papazlara inansaydı Rumların arasında kaybolur giderdi.

@ayalovesbaryshc @multiwocky Atalarımız da kendilerine Türk yerine Türkik derdi. Kök Türkikler. 😂

@gullu54820 @multiwocky turkic*

@PRPHRLcom Weikav x MorkBlade K-ONE 80

What’s everyone’s go to keyboard right now?

@PRPHRLcom I'm using WLmouse Ying Magnesium and Kanami Hoshino atm.

What’s everyone’s go to mouse & mousepad combo right now?

@shipshinaUA @Sulkalmakh What do I gain from lying?

@gullu54820 @Sulkalmakh You are lying! Ukrainians are genetically the closest modern-day relative of the Scythians. In addition, the Ukrainian language inherited the Scythian language.

Facial reconstruction of a 2,400-year-old Scythian from Serbki kurgan, Odesa region, Ukraine The Scythians, also known as the Saka, were an Iranic-speaking people who originated in the regions of Minusinsk, the Altai, Tuva, Mongolia, and Xinjiang. Their westward migration is linked to the broader development of steppe nomadic cultures. In the Pontic-Caspian steppe, the Chernogorovka horizon (10th-8th c. BC) is considered the earliest “pre-Scythian” stage, followed by the Novocherkassk phase (8th-7th c. BC), after which the Classical Scythian culture appears. Their migration and settlement in the West led to admixture with various local populations, depending on their location and time period, including the late Srubnaya, Kobanians, para-Balto-Slavs, Greeks, Thracians, and others. Georgy Debets describes the Kherson (Kherson Governorate) Scythian skulls as showing significant morphological diversity compared to those of the Ploughing Scythians (a largely local para-Balto-Slavic population, distinct from the nomadic "Royal Scythians"), but all remain within the European range. It shows mostly dolichocranial skulls with some brachycranial admixture, and variation in size, forehead form, and brow development. The material, excavated by Ebert at Maritsyn kurgans and analyzed by Schliz (1913), was initially misattributed to Greek (Ionian) colonists of Olbia - an interpretation Debets rejects on archaeological grounds, since kurgan burials are not Greek despite abundant Greek trade goods. Schliz divided the skulls into several speculative types (Mediterranean, Celtic-like brachycranial, Nordic, and a single “Kyrgyz-like” form), but Debets considers these classifications unconvincing and methodologically flawed - "In this last case ("Kyrgyz-like"), one cannot agree with Schliz at all, especially since in describing the facial skeleton of this skull he himself notes Sub-saharan (!) traits. Schliz’s assumptions about the Gauls, as well as his separation of Mediterranean and northern components, etc., are no less fanciful" Later reanalysis by Stoyanovsky similarly identified mixed racial types (Paleoasiatic, Pacific, Mediterranean, Armenoid), but without reliable metric basis. Overall, Debets concludes the series contain a significant brachycranial component (about 35%) supporting a mixed Europoid Scythian population distinct from the Dnieper group (Debets, 1948).

@shipshinaUA @Sulkalmakh Whatever makes you feel different than Russians and Poles.

@gullu54820 @Sulkalmakh There were no “Slavs” during the time of the Scythians. Slavs are not a people at all. It is the name of a language group based on the Scythian and Neurian languages.

@KojKoj121646 @Sulkalmakh It was Thracian long before the Greeks. It was Anatolian long before the Thracians. Where do we start claiming ownership of this city?

@gullu54820 @DrJekyllUA @Sulkalmakh Everything. Istanbul used to be Greek when it was Constantinople. Today it is mostly Turkish speakers with Greek DNA. And these Turkish speakers larp as Turkic mongols. It is like English Speaking Jamaicans larping as English medieval knights.

@shipshinaUA @Sulkalmakh Ukrainians aren't Scythian, but Slavic. Nothing to distort here.

@gullu54820 @Sulkalmakh Distorting the historical heritage of a people, transferring it to other peoples is a crime that starts wars. Do not be a criminal who participates in the ethnocide of Ukrainians.

@DrJekyllUA @Sulkalmakh Genuine question, what does being Greek have to do with this?

@gullu54820 @Sulkalmakh Ok, little greek boy

@Solido244471918 @Sulkalmakh @padre_antonio No hope for you.

@gullu54820 @Sulkalmakh @padre_antonio It was the Scythian culture that was formed on the territory of Ukraine for almost a thousand years of the Scythians' settlement here. It will be somewhat related to the culture of the Eastern Sakas, but this is not the same thing.

@Solido244471918 @Sulkalmakh @padre_antonio Reliably recorded the westernmost boundaries of Scythia, the boar hunter belt plaque currently in the Hermitage Museum predates the Golden Pectoral from Tovsta Mohyla. Scythian culture comes from the East, not from Ukraine.

@gullu54820 @Sulkalmakh one should not confuse the concept of "Scythians", which originates from the territory of Ukraine and existed here within the Scythian state for many centuries, and the "Eastern Saka". The "Sarmatians", related to the Scythians, who lived beyond the Don, were their enemies

A 4,000-year-old Yakutian warrior’s Y chromosome still appears in living Siberian men—and its strongest survival is not near Yakutsk, but far east among Chukchi, Koryak, and Even peoples. sciencex.com/news/2026-05-p…

@Solido244471918 @Sulkalmakh Herodotus seems to be a very reliable source of information on the Scythians. How can we be so sure that these reconstructions represent actual Scythians rather than Alans or Sarmatians?

@gullu54820 @Sulkalmakh The state of Great Scythia, recorded by Herodotus, existed from the Danube to the Don, that is, this is the territory of modern Ukraine. In Ukraine, there are tens of thousands of Scythian mounds from north to south. The word "Scythian" was recorded by Herodotus too

@Turcoman_55 Bolu

Samsun mu daha güzel yoksa Trabzon mu

Yo what is happening why is everyone larping Kazakhstan and also calling us wasians

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Türkiye'nin kedi köpek maması ithalatı 250 milyon doları geçti. Karşılaştırma olarak: 350 milyon dolar işlemci ithal ediyoruz