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A Turkic or Altaic Asiatic Overlord of many
A Slav
A Germanic-Ostrogoth type
Other (please explain)
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Oh really?
And where are the east asian lines?
You did not even looked on R1A1 lines from that table,are all european lines,not asian lines.
You pan-turanists are just a buch of uneducated fanatics,who are dealing with this problem like an enraged bull deals when he sees red in front of his eyes,lol.
So there are no Y DNA paternal lines from East Asia (Q HG is not really asian,could be also from siberian people) ,no autosomal DNA from East Asia,you do not have an east asian language,but you insist that you are "turanids" and that Atilla was turkic.
Lol!
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Who cares that they were Caucasoid or Mongoloid. Some guys sound like a fucking eugenistic spokeman of hitler. It doesn't matter what the mixture was. It is clear who he was.
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So if Xiongu=Hunnu=Hun then this guy theoretically shows us what someone ancestral to a Hun looked like at one point in time, that is if onece excepts "Hunnu=Huns theory". However, accordng to some maps "Hunnic" empire (Attila's time) does not encompass any of present day Kyrgystan. So in what temporal context is that one Kyrgyz Hun bust being considered as "Hun"?
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The Huns were most likely a mixture of Siberians, proto Turkics and the Iranic(Scythian) groups of Central Asia, who later absorbed Slavs and Germanics into their empire.
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Oh really?
It is clear that he was not turkic,that is very clear.
Caucasian people and fino-ugrian languages?
Look where fino-ugrian languages are spoken:
Do you see anyone in East Asia or in Caucasus speaking fenno-ugrian languages?
Are you people who are sustaining that Atilla was from East Asia and mongoloid really lacked of any common sense?
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