History Alan: Yesterday and today
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The book talks about how Russian, Soviet, Russian and foreign historians, linguists described the history of the ancient people Alan.
Some authors considered Alan an independent ethnic group, others believed that the ancestors of this people were Scythians and Sarmatians, and the heirs were Ossetians. However, in the North Caucasus there are other peoples who consider themselves descendants of Alan. First of all, these are Karachais and Balkars, which is quite fair-and answers
the science of DNA genealogy, written sources of ancient and medieval authors. Now the Ingush and Chechens made claims to the Alan heritage. The author considers the problem: when and why and why the point of view was rooted in Russian science, that only one people - Ossetians are descendants of Alan. The book is intended for historians, as well as all who are interested in the origin of the Alanian ethnic group
Some authors considered Alan an independent ethnic group, others believed that the ancestors of this people were Scythians and Sarmatians, and the heirs were Ossetians. However, in the North Caucasus there are other peoples who consider themselves descendants of Alan. First of all, these are Karachais and Balkars, which is quite fair-and answers
the science of DNA genealogy, written sources of ancient and medieval authors. Now the Ingush and Chechens made claims to the Alan heritage. The author considers the problem: when and why and why the point of view was rooted in Russian science, that only one people - Ossetians are descendants of Alan. The book is intended for historians, as well as all who are interested in the origin of the Alanian ethnic group
Author:
Author:Zakharov V.A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: without series
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4484-2784-8
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