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... Turkic tribes - Massagetians , Sakians , Usuns , Khakas - all show more or less Europoid traits . The cultural pattern from Altai to Transbaikalia in the last centuries BC and first centuries AD is largely traced to China of the Han ...
... Turkic tribes - Massagetians , Sakians , Usuns , Khakas - all show more or less Europoid traits . The cultural pattern from Altai to Transbaikalia in the last centuries BC and first centuries AD is largely traced to China of the Han ...
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... Turkic popu- lations prevented it . There is no evidence that any single Turkic or Islamic text of religious , philosophical , literary or scholarly content was translated directly into Slavonic or any East Slavic vernacular during the ...
... Turkic popu- lations prevented it . There is no evidence that any single Turkic or Islamic text of religious , philosophical , literary or scholarly content was translated directly into Slavonic or any East Slavic vernacular during the ...
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... Turkic peoples in Central Asia and Asia Minor who became Muslim , and Mongols who became Buddhists . Among the Finns , the tietäjä , a figure equivalent to the shaman , also is born with one more tooth than normal . Among the Osmanlı ...
... Turkic peoples in Central Asia and Asia Minor who became Muslim , and Mongols who became Buddhists . Among the Finns , the tietäjä , a figure equivalent to the shaman , also is born with one more tooth than normal . Among the Osmanlı ...
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PREHISTORIC Peoples aND CULTURES | 45 |
PRINTING TYPOGRAPHY AND PHOTOENGRAVING | 71 |
PRINTMAKING | 112 |
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