Urumchi: The Ancient Nordic Mummies of China

[Proto-Shaman]

not to mention that the article is based on only 2 specimen.

Which of your brain cell caused the error in your thinking process associating 2 Scytho-Siberian skeletal remains from the late Iron Age with the Neolithic period? derewnoj

[Proto-Shaman]

keep working on your reading skills pidar ebany.

May I can ask how old you are and at what level your English is? If your English is not well, I can give you the Russian version so that your brain cells can get it. [serious question]

[Proto-Shaman]

Where does the paper prove a relationship between those people and Turks?

Don't have full access to show you which Altaic tribes they exactly mean, but today mainly eastern Uralic tribes of western Siberia, Yeniseian tribes, and south-siberian and central asian Turkic tribes of Tien Shan, Altai-Sayan, Dzungaria, Yenisei, Minusinsk, Abakan, Krasnoyarsk etc. are of this anhtropological type. So extremely multiethnic. (http://s155239215.onlinehome.us/turk...MesolithEn.htm)

[Wild North]

The Tocharians were Turanian?

[Turkminator]

The Tocharians were Turanian?

Anyway, they were not Aryans, that's for sure. For this they are too fair-skinned and fair-haired.

[Proto-Shaman]

keep working on your reading skills pidar ebany.

May I can ask how old you are and at what level your English is? If your English is not well, I can give you the Russian version so that your brain cells can get it. [serious question]

Because I am a good hearted person:

[Proto-Shaman]

Anyway, they were not Aryans, that's for sure. For this they are too fair-skinned and fair-haired.

Its not even proven that Tocharians were really the people who spoke the IE dialects erroneously called "Tocharian A, B and C", this is just speculation.

[LightHouse89]

Yes but I think they migrated at about the same time as Celts also broke away from the Indo-European main group (eg in the first wave) thus they share many characteristics with Celts.

I have found books on this by the way written by James Mallory on the the tocharians. He is studies this shit at some university in Northern Ireland. I do know that some Irish/Scottish DNA can be traced to the eurasian steppes, infact there are populations of Udmurts who share alot of DNA with people in the British Islands supposedly. Although people claim that the tocharians were proto-celts or something. There could be some link between them.

[Anglojew]

I have found books on this by the way written by James Mallory on the the tocharians. He is studies this shit at some university in Northern Ireland. I do know that some Irish/Scottish DNA can be traced to the eurasian steppes, infact there are populations of Udmurts who share alot of DNA with people in the British Islands supposedly. Although people claim that the tocharians were proto-celts or something. There could be some link between them.

That would explain the red hair similarity between Udmurts and Celts.