Author: jjmuneer » Wed Nov 21, 2012 6:30 pm
There’re differences between let me say folks from Scandinavia and folks form the Caucasus. According to me Europoid and Caucasoid are 2 related species that share the same common antique ancestor.
I wasn't making the comparison of caucasus and Scanadanavia, considering the caucasus is non-Indo-European, but in terms of cephalic index, Kurds are actually quite akin to that of the Germanic populations. Europoid and caucasoid are the samethings, people just use them differently.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caucasian_raceAs far as I know Turkic and Aryan tribes never fought fiercely against each other. Even in the beginning when the Turkish (Mongoloid) speakers came from the (Mongoloid) Altai region to Anatolia Kurdish tribes were very happy with. Kurds thought that Mongoloid Turkic tribes would be very helpful against the Greeks. Oh boy, at that time our ancestors made a huge mistake as we can see it now.
Then how would one warrior like peoples assimilate another warrrior like peoples? Altai mountains were never fully Mongoloid, there was actually quite a handful of Tocharian and Indo-Iranian burial sites found in the region and in China even, though the Chinese government hid it only until recently.
I don't remember Kurds thinking Turks were helpful, considering the Mongols and Oghuz Turks practically wiped out what was left of the pre-islamic culture in the region and yeh they did kill off a high percentage of the male populations in the region. I also don't recall and alliance bewteen Turks and Kurds against Greeks.
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