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Заборави... и кај Хуните.Вештачката кранијална деформација е сосема непозната на турко - монголските народи, но истата е карактеристична за Тохари, Скити, Сармати, Алани, Бугари и Авари.
ова може да ни помогне;
http://www.bioanth.org/Dingwall/Dingwell.1931.Chapter.III.pdf
континуа мисјур.[DOUBLEPOST=1407053086][/DOUBLEPOST]
Despite these abrupt changes, K.F. Smirnov considers the group of Alano-Aoric tribes in Lower Volga to have preserved its ethnical purity, but the work of L.G. Nechaeva [8] on the catacombs and the pit graves with niches, advanced well-grounded arguments that there are principal differences between these two types of grave structures. Only the catacombs could be considered as belonging to Alans, the burials in niches must be connected with the penetration of new ethnical groups. Examining several similar to that from Lower Volga graves with northern orientation from the lower course of the river Kuban (stanitsa Novo-Labinskja), she comments that these burials confirm the early penetration of a tribe of the Hunnish tribal union, which after the collapse of the Huns settled in Kuban and led to the formation of the Kuban Proto-Bulgarians. V.P. Shilov joins the opinion that in a Late Sarmatian time (II-IV c. AD) groups of Central Asian tribes penetrated the Lower Volga region, bringing with them the peculiarities of their burial practices [9]. It is confirmed by the anthropological studies of V.V. Ginsburg from Lower Volga - in the Late Sarmatian there was a considerable change in the racial type, evidencing a penetration of people of anthropological type characteristic for the region between the rivers Amu Darya and Sur Darya - brachiocrany, wide-spread artificial skull deformation, in some cases - weakly expressed Mongoloid features [10].Новите антрополошки истражувања не потврдуваат pаспространетото мислење за тоа дека обичајот на краниалната деформација е пренесен во Средна Азија од Xiongnu
http://www.kroraina.com/casia/hodzhajov.html
чиче, огроомен простор е ќе се менуваат работите.
линкот е монографија на Димитриј Димитров - Праблгарите по северното и западното Черноморие
Да не кажеш после пропаганди [DOUBLEPOST=1407053805][/DOUBLEPOST]
Добро чичко вики исто спомнува и други работи;Знае се, знае се дека не е Атила. Самото име Атила најверојатно е готско (германско).
Etymology
The origin of Attila's name is unclear. Menander used the term Attila as the name of the Volga River.[5] Pritsak considers it to mean "universal ruler" in a Turkic language related to Danube Bulgarian.[6]:444
The turkologist Otto J. Maenchen-Helfen rejects a Turkic etymology, and suggests an East Germanic origin: "Attila is formed from Gothic or Gepidic atta, "father", by means of the diminutive suffix -ila." He finds Pritsak's etymology "ingenious but for many reasons unacceptable". However, he suggests that these names were not the true names of the Hun princes and lords. What we have are Hunnic names in Germanic dress, modified to fit the Gothic tongue, or popular Gothic etymologies, or both. Mikkola thought Attila might go back to Turkish atlïg, "famous"; Poucha finds in it Tokharian atär, "hero." The first etymology is too farfetched to be taken seriously, the second is nonsense.[7]:386–387
The name of Attila's brother Bleda is also of Germanic origin.[7]:387–388 Judging by a hypothetical Germanic etymology of Attila's name and the status of Gothic and the lingua franca at his court, historian Peter Heather states that the possibility of Attila being of Germanic ancestry cannot be ruled out.[8]
The name has many variants in modern languages: Atli and Atle in Norse, Attila/Atilla/Etele in Hungarian (Attila is the most popular), Etzel in German (Nibelungenlied), Attila, Atilla, Atilay or Atila in Turkish, and Adil and Edil in Kazakh or Adil ("same/similar") or Edil ("to use") in Mongolian.
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