Genetic results of Scythians and comparisons

[Proto-Shaman]

What historians? Turkic peoples never venture out of their east-Asian homeland until the early middle ages, and recent genetic studies on them proves that there were no mongoloid peoples in central Asia until much later time.

There were no South-Asians in central Asia.

[Pahli]

There were no South-Asians in central Asia.

Yes, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan were full of Dravidian like farmers

[AndarKhan]

The oldest chinese record reffering to Turks is from 2600 bc. The Chinese uttered the word tir like tik, because there is no r in their language. In 2200 bc it appears as Turuk Hun.

Yes, there is no "R" sound in chinese. Prof. Dr. Ahmet Taşağıl announced that.
Also, they called Köktürks to "T'u-chüeh".

[Proto-Shaman]

Yes, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan were full of Dravidian like farmers

oooohh, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan are so god damn Scythic

[Proto-Shaman]

Yes, there is no "R" sound in chinese. Prof. Dr. Ahmet Taşağıl announced that.
Also, they called Köktürks to "T'u-chüeh".

For example pronunciation of Wusun-Turkic "büri" (wolf) is like "fuli" in Chinese.

[Proto-Shaman]

Wusun-Saka-Dingling-Kushan-Turkic y-DNA btw:

[AndarKhan]

For example pronunciation of Wusun-Turkic "büri" (wolf) is like "fuli" in Chinese.

Yes, Chinese records say there was a wusun ruler who called Fu-Li(böri). But sorry they were indo-european too. :d :d

[Proto-Shaman]

Yes, Chinese records say there was a wusun ruler who called Fu-Li(böri). But sorry they were indo-european too. :d :d

yes, according to Wikipedia since 2015 you can make Turks very easily to Indo.Europeans

[Myanthropologies]

How could it not be similar to other Iranic groups? Afghan Pashtuns and Afghan Tajiks & Pamiri Tajiks cluster with each other genetically.

Anyways, it seems they were between east euros and East iranics.

[AndarKhan]

yes, according to Wikipedia since 2015 you can make Turks very easily to Indo.Europeans

Old Chineses were indo-european.
According Wikipedia 2040
:d :d