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8) Kazár
The Kazár raised sheep but they were also a warring people. They kept sheep with twisted and not straight horns. Their main religious symbol was the spiral and the Kuza (whirl), also the gúzs (which resembles a twisted rope). Their ho... |
2011-07-25 18:41:49 |
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... two-on-six, three-on-six, four-on-six, five-on-six, a dozen, one-on-dozen, etc. They honored the waters and, being seafaring people, they mostly earned their living with fishing. They were a warring people like the Kuns. They also had pirate branches. The Germanic Normans learned ship-building and piracy from their northern Szabir branch, but the Normans were a lot more cruel and ... |
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2011-07-19 07:41:32 |
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... houses ravaged and burned (Emperor Constantinus Porphyrogenetus and the Fulda Yearbooks). There is not one chronicle that mentions even a word about Asia, not even in connection with the warring segments of the Magyars. They only talk about Scythia, a name which the ancients used for today's Southern-Russia, in other words the European, northern shores of the Black Sea.... |
2011-07-15 08:33:39 |
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