Nomads of Eurasia: from Ariyas to the Golden Horde
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Historical paradigms that have developed over the centuries are collapsed by the latest studies of archaeogenetics and linguists. It turned out that for thousands of years the most important role in the history of mankind was not settled farmers, but by warlike shepherds, nomads, who at one time possessed many advantages, including the most effective way of production and the capabilities of communications. This, starting from the era of bronze, connected the achievements of the ancient eastern civilizations of China, Persia with the Mediterranean.
For more than three thousand years, nomads served as translators of information between different civilizations. This continued until the middle of the 2nd millennium AD, when, with the advent of new technologies for that time, these advantages and their military power are a thing of the past. But before that, the top of the relatively few nomads of Eurasia, conquering the surrounding settled agricultural peoples, became the head of state, and their warriors were gradually assimilated in incomparably more numerous peoples.
The book of the scientist S. Akhmatnurov sets out a new look at the history of nomads, including the legendary Aryans
For more than three thousand years, nomads served as translators of information between different civilizations. This continued until the middle of the 2nd millennium AD, when, with the advent of new technologies for that time, these advantages and their military power are a thing of the past. But before that, the top of the relatively few nomads of Eurasia, conquering the surrounding settled agricultural peoples, became the head of state, and their warriors were gradually assimilated in incomparably more numerous peoples.
The book of the scientist S. Akhmatnurov sets out a new look at the history of nomads, including the legendary Aryans
Author:
Author:Akhmatnurov Sabit Sadykovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:White
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907255-22-7
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