[QUOTE=retro;329947]What sources do you have that support a Armenia presence on the banks of the Caspian? I would of thought that most of your ancient ancestors would of been closer to people like the Assyrians.
Russian Tatars are nothing like Azeris and they aren't all clones (at least yet). The Burglars seemingly arose in Caucasian (Huns) and Western Turkic tribes have seemingly been in the region for sometime. It's the Hunnic tribes, Siberians and assorted Central Asians, that gave rise to the Turkics. A lot of Turkics are former Persians and in very ancient times not all Eurasiatic Indo-Europeans where necessarily Caucasians types.
Southern nomadic Turko-Persians like the Qashqai are quite close to the Azeris, Kurds and Balochis. The Qashqai are of Turkic extraction. However they haven't been Orcs for 800 years and they are clearly Turko-Persians (Iranians) at this point. Yet the pan-Turkic clowns still try to claim them.

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Small amount of research so far yields this: Barry Lawrence Ruderman/ old maps--- old(for them)Roman
Map showing Armenia on the Caspian sea between ? Qabolo? And Sassanidereich.
Church in Kish(who do you think built that?) and church's in Artsak--- notice any similarities?
Although I'm actually talking about a much earlier time even at this late date or presence should be obvious.
A place now called ? Oguz ? used to be called Vartashen. Honk that may have been an Armenian word at some previous time? All this is easy to find but needs to go back in time to see us more clearly.
Artashes
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