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What happened to the Scythians?
Ryan Hall
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Asher Morris
Absorbed into various tribes.
Bentley Russell
>Absorbed into various tribes.
why?
Kevin Parker
Because they got cucked out of being the top horse niggers
Charles Bell
It just happens like that sometimes. Turkic and Slavic peoples eventually replaced Scythians
Robert Smith
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Nathan Lee
Is it safe to assume that the Scythians lived a lifestyle and had culture almost identical to the Proto-Indo-Europeans?
Cooper Allen
>is it safe to assume that the Scythians lived a lifestyle and had culture almost identical to the Proto-Indo-Europeans?
Well, they spoke an Indo-European language; that's when the similarities ended. The Scythian golden plow, yoke, battle axe, and drinking cup can be related to a Turkic mythological basis.
Many Scythians lived a nomadic lifestyle similar to that of the Turks. Even their religion was influenced by the Hungarians and Turks. Pretty safe to say that they lived in a culture similar to the Proto-Indo-Europeans with heavy Turkic and Hungarian influence.
Michael Roberts
>The Scythian golden plow, yoke, battle axe, and drinking cup can be related to a Turkic mythological basis.
You have it the other way around. It's the consensus that Turkic peoples were VERY influenced by the Indo-European Scythian peoples. Scythians are older than Turkics.
Luis Turner
Not according to my source.
"The Scythian golden plow, yoke, battle-axe, and drinking-cup that fell from the sky do have a Türkic mythological basis in the astronomical nomenclature."
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