The steppe Crimean Tatars (known in Crimean Tatar as the steppe/northern sub-ethnic group) are one of the three traditional regional and cultural divisions of the Crimean Tatars, alongside the mountain (Tatlar) and south-coast (Yalıboylular) groups.
Imenkovo culture (4th–7th c. AD): archaeological culture of the Middle Volga (Tatarstan, Samara etc.). Advanced plow farming, iron tools, livestock, metallurgy. Semi-subterranean homes & hillforts. Ethnic origins debated (Slavic/Balto-Slavic/Turkic).
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@7aljana7i Thank u very much for the information provided
As far as I’m aware, the descendants of the Arabs who traveled to Quanzhou for trade during the Abbasid Caliphate are mainly Armenian Haplogroups.
For example the Ding(Din) family:
https://t.co/sYbO6jNOy0
@userzxz123@JewishGenomics The Khazars also included Shaz Turkic type (J-PH1795)
Only C-F6379-Y138418 is found among the Kabars, another one C-F6379-F5485 not yet
@Andbix66 Pre Islamization they did indeed belong to the Northwestern Indians
https://t.co/wq4X10Gqgy
Li Dan (506–564), courtesy name Tuosuo, originally Brahman, was a native of the Western Regions kingdom of Jibin (present-day Kashmir). Of Indic (ancient Indian) ethnicity(from his grave
Three North Caucasian haplogroups among Kurds, Possibly introduced via the Turkomans with Khazar profile or through the integration of Caucasian Muhajirs into the Kurds in more recent times.
https://t.co/wolQVb1sPJ
https://t.co/yMYtbM2QjL
https://t.co/u5u8lfyxXS