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The ethnonyms Tunguses, Evens and Evenks (to the semantic typology of Ethnonyms) [PDF]
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On the earliest mention of the ethnonym 'Oghuz' in Western Turkestan [PDF]
The appearance and earliest use of the ethnonym Oghuz occurs in the Kök Türk realm; a group of tribes with that name was influential during the interregnum (630-682) and second periods of the Türk Empire (682-744). Later associated with the Uyghurs, they
Üren, Umut +4 more
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The author examines the ethnonym Üngürüs, which the Turks used inthe 14th to 16th centuries when referring to the Hungarians. Basing himselfon Turkish and European sources, he concludes that the name was not pronounced as * Ungurus, as assumed previously,
Adamović, Milan
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Social ties in the Congo Basin: insights into tropical forest adaptation from BaYaka and their neighbours. [PDF]
Boyette AH +3 more
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Roma Religion: 1775 and 2018 Compared over Time. [PDF]
Kozubik M +4 more
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Lexicon entry on definition of "Sart"
A historical lexicon entry defining the term "Sart," a significant ethnonym in Central Asia’s ...
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On the origin of the ethnonym Chigil
The article examines the origin of the ethnonym Chigil, the name of a Turkic-speaking tribal union attested since the 7th–8th centuries. Based on unique information from the 11th-century philologist Mahmud al-Kashgari, a new interpretation of this ethnonym is proposed, directly related to one of the most ancient dastans of the Western Turks, ”Ulu-khan ...
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Genomic Insights into the Population History of the Resande or Swedish Travelers. [PDF]
Vilà-Valls L +6 more
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Роль эндоэтнонима и национального языка в самоопределении малых этносов
Автором статьи предпринята попытка проанализировать влияние самоназвания народа и знания его представителями материнского языка на формирование этноса (на примере крымскотатарского народа).
Гусейнова, Р. Н.
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Toponymic knowledge infrastructures in five-state Middle Asia: linguistic transformation, manuscript cartography, and historical-geographical reconstruction. [PDF]
Nurdauletova BI +5 more
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