Iberians in Asia

**MiniMe** · 12-08-2007, 15:52

Originally Posted by Mouzafphaerre

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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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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

Originally Posted by The Persian Cataphract

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.

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 that

...who generally rouse support to the Chechnyans.

Finally! I can correct the great allknowing Persian Cataphract

plural would be not Chechnyans but Chechentzi or Nokhchii (singular Chechenetz/Nokhchuo)
Best regards
MiniMe

**The Persian Cataphract** · 12-08-2007, 16:20

Curses! I have been corrected by an obese, bald Roman

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

**MiniMe** · 12-08-2007, 16:24

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

Sorry, bad english. Not my, my mate's. I meet with them tomorrow, think she would be happy to

**Foot** · 12-08-2007, 16:25

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.

Foot

**Shadowwalker** · 12-08-2007, 17:01

@Sakkura:

Thanx.

**The Persian Cataphract** · 12-08-2007, 17:04

I'd appreciate that a lot, MiniMe. Ossetians, especially linguists are some of the persons we could find an immense use for, and we'd be honoured to have some sort of a guest member who could provide a few insights on the works of the Îrôn language, which is the very stock we have used to reconstruct the Sauromataë language.

Send her my most sincere regards