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    I've been a bit confused on this term. I vaguely understand the notion of 'meta-ethnicity' for example 'Celto-Germanic' and so forth, but what meta-ethnicity would, let's say Armenians fall under? Caucasoid? Indo-European? just Armenian?

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    They are isolated within the Indo-European family.

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    Anatolian or something ?

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    Anatolian
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    I wouldn't say Anatolian is accurate, because the Armenian ancestral homeland (Armenian Highlands) spans Eastern Anatolia and Southern Caucasus.

    Uhtred is right though. Especially our language is such an isolate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Uhtred View Post
    They are isolated within the Indo-European family.
    Yes, I believe Armenians are a branch on their own, much like the Greeks.
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    Anatolian more than Caucasus, but I would be thinking Anatolian and Mesopotamian.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sikeliot View Post
    Anatolian more than Caucasus, but I would be thinking Anatolian and Mesopotamian.
    We don't come from Mesopotamia...those are the Assyrians

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    Quote Originally Posted by Musso View Post
    We don't come from Mesopotamia...those are the Assyrians
    Mesopotamian means anyone from between the Tigris and Euphrates. Wasn't the original Armenian homeland near where those two rivers start in eastern Turkey?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sikeliot View Post
    Anatolian more than Caucasus, but I would be thinking Anatolian and Mesopotamian.
    Anatolian Armenians are mostly from Eastern Anatolia - which is considered to be a part of Anatolia only recently with the birth of the Turkish republic. Traditional Anatolia doesn't include Eastern Turkey.



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