"Proto-Iranians were not Northern Europeans"

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Originally Posted by Hashoeva

And a tatar is not a slav.

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No, but Slavs mixed with Mongoloid Tatars and became new modern Eastern European ethnicities.

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Originally Posted by Token

Look at the kits that Leto posted and tell me if there is any Iranian Neolithic there. Come on, don't be dumb like these Iranian autists.

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Can you explain me why are these kits considered as Indo-Iranian at the first place? Who is an autist here, lol.

@ Token,

Why are you not answering my questions? Why are you not willing to really discuss with me about this issue?

I've got a few questions for you.

Question 1.

Why do you guys consider early Sintashta/Andronovo as proto-Indo-Iranian? What links them to the ARYAN language?


Question 2.

Indo-Iranian (Avestan & Sanskrit) has ergativity. Where is ergativity in Iranian language from?


Question 3.

When did Aryans supposedly arrived on the Iranian Plateau? I want to know an approximate date.


Question 4.

Why are ancient ARYAN BMAC samples from kurgans etc. not related to Andronovo?


Question 5.

Why Europeans do not speak an ARYAN language?


I've got more questions, but you can start answering this 5 first.

@Token,

If you are not willing to answer my questions, I'm going to consider you as an autist troll big time! I don't need empty statements. Africans are as much Aryans as Europeans are, maybe even more, lol. I want a real discussion, this is all I ask.

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Originally Posted by Jolsonaro

Did Indo-Europeans arealdy looked like nordids when they were in South Asia?

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they were massive built, had brachy/mesocephaly and mainly brown hair . Some were blonde and some black haired. They were mainly not blue eyed but around 33% had blue eyes

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Originally Posted by MS85

No, but Slavs mixed with Mongoloid Tatars and became new modern Eastern European ethnicities.

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well your ethnicity on your profile is pretty accurate

Can anyone say, for example, what is common between steppe cultures and Iranians?
There is nothing in common.

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Originally Posted by Chelubey

Can anyone say, for example, what is common between steppe cultures and Iranians?
There is nothing in common.

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That is because the Mongols drove the Iranians out of almost all of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. That entire area was Iranian before the Mongol hordes forced them into Iran, Armenia, Turkey and Northern Iraq.The remnants of that connection is Azerbaijan and the Kurds. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khwarazm

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Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean

That is because the Mongols drove the Iranians out of almost all of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. That entire area was Iranian before the Mongol hordes forced them into Iran, Armenia, Turkey and Northern Iraq.The remnants of that connection is Azerbaijan and the Kurds. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khwarazm

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I mean I do not see any cultural connections between the steppe peoples and the Iranians.
For example.
Chuvash clothes:
http://gov.cap.ru/Home/102//2007/kartinki/p6210032.jpg
http://art16.ru/gallery2/d/98560-9/dsc04766.jpg
Andronovans clothes:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...an_culture.jpg

Or the light frame dwellings of the late Andronovans, as many archaeologists believe, became the prototype of the Turkic light dwellings
http://cleversite.narod.ru/urta.jpg

And why the religion of the Scythians has no connection with Indo-Iranian mythology/religion, but it is similar to the Hunnic religion and cults. The Scythians, like the Huns, worshiped sword according to historical chronicles?
Where are these cultural connections with Iranians?