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Basque nationalists/sympathizers have tried to link the two Iberias but AFAIK no serious scientific links between the languages or anything else have been concluded.
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Basque nationalists/sympathizers have tried to link the two Iberias but AFAIK no serious scientific links between the languages or anything else have been concluded.
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Ja mata Tosa Inu-sama, Hore Tore, Adrian II, Sigurd, Fragony
Mouzafphaerre is known elsewhere as Urwendil/Urwendur/Kibilturg...
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Maybe the name "Iberians" comes from ib-ri (sumerian word), which is the "ancestor"of "Hebraeans" (looks strange to me. Is this really the correct word in english language?
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Would explain how two different peoples get the same name. Sumerian culture was spread all around the world, to India, to the south of Afrika and of course to the Phoenicians, who traded with Iberian Peninsula and even Cornwall (they called it "the Tin Isles", iirc) also.
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Now i remembered when i saw this Iberia in an aritcal a few years ago.... It took me for 15 minutes to understand what the hell was going on... It could confuse anyone in my opinon...
BTW Did the Albans also try to find a connection between the albanians?
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The Albanians (Ard-Âlân of early Sassanian times, Aghvank in Armenian) do not exist as an ethnical entity anymore in any formal sense; Ever since Turkic invasions have permanently rebalanced the entire Caucasus, the Albanians who were partly of Armenian and Iranian cultural spheres, had previously been affected by the Alannic migrations (After the Black Hun invasion of Attila, which almost lead to a purge of Iranic nomads in the Pontic Steppes). The Alans do exist today, however as Îrôn of Ossetia, and live in enclaves here and there throughout the Caucasus. Culturally and ethnically, they differ from the ethnic natives of Colchis (Lazica/Lâzistân/Machelonia) and Caucasian Iberia (Kartli). Georgians of today claim their heritage from these enigmatic civilizations.
Of course, the issue is not free from controversy and revisionism; To the contrary, the dispute between Georgians and "Abkhazians" gives it another dimension, and it is not endearing to pan-nationalists who generally rouse support to the Chechnyans. The Albanians of Europe however claim themselves to be descended from Illyrians. It is a mere coincidence that the historical Albanians of Caucasia share their name with modern Albania.
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I wonder if it has any connection with the Kurdish clan "Erdalān".Ard-Âlân of early Sassanian times
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Ja mata Tosa Inu-sama, Hore Tore, Adrian II, Sigurd, Fragony
Mouzafphaerre is known elsewhere as Urwendil/Urwendur/Kibilturg...
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Originally Posted by Mouzafphaerre
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funny indeed, cause I've heard quite the opposite from georgians I know. They told me it was their historians who were trying to establish a link
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my mate's missus is ossetian. She is a linguist and she hates Herodotus cause old man did not bother to mention all of their ancient deityes in his essay, can you imagine thatOriginally Posted by The Persian Cataphract
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Finally! I can correct the great allknowing Persian Cataphract...who generally rouse support to the Chechnyans.![]()
plural would be not Chechnyans but Chechentzi or Nokhchii (singular Chechenetz/Nokhchuo)
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I don't suppose it's rude to ask, but could you give your esteemed wife a heads-up about our humble project, and have a look at our work for the Sauromataë
https://www.europabarbarorum.com/fac...e_history.html
"Fortunate is every man who in purity and truth recognizes valiance and prevents it from becoming bravado" - Âriôbarzanes of the Sûrên-Pahlavân
Sorry, bad english. Not my, my mate's. I meet with them tomorrow, think she would be happy toI don't suppose it's rude to ask, but could you give your esteemed wife a heads-up about our humble project, and have a look at our work for the Sauromataë
https://www.europabarbarorum.com/fac...e_history.html
Aw, TPC it just ain't your day. Now I'll have to correct you. It's not his missus, it's his mate's missus.
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The Hebrews would be the correct word in English, but it might be used a little less often than in the German or Scandinavian languages (the Hebrews in Danish: Hebræerne, in German: Die Hebräer/Das Hebräische Volk, or something like that?).Originally Posted by Slartibartfaß
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