Beschreibung
Albanians, Armenians, Greeks belong to the Indo-European peoples formed in the steppes of the Southern Urals - Black Sea region. Albanians are Indo-Europeans, close to the disappeared Illyrians, Messapas and Thracians. The Illyrians are ancient Indo-European tribes in the northwest of the Balkan Peninsula (Dalmats, Aryans, Pannonians, etc.) and in the southeast of the Apennine Peninsula (Yapigi, Messapas, etc.). The Armenian people were formed as a result of a long process of assimilation of the most ancient tribes inhabiting the Armenian Highland by Indo-Europeans - natives of the steppes of the South Urals. Later settlements of ancient Greeks appeared in the Northern Black Sea coast. The Hellenic (Greek) nationality began to take shape around the 12th century BC as a result of the mixing of the ancient inhabitants of Greece, the Pelasgos, with aliens from Asia Minor (Tirsens, Kariites, etc.). ), which, in turn, came out of the steppes of the Southern Urals, and tribes from the north-west of the Balkan Peninsula, which then consisted mainly of four tribes: the Achaeans, the Ionians, the Aeolians, the Dorians, and some other smaller tribes.
Autorenporträt
Andrey Tikhomirov, licenciado em História, Ciências Sociais, Estado e Direito pelo Instituto Pedagógico Estatal de Orenburg em 1986, trabalhou como professor em escolas secundárias e universidades, e editou jornais. Publicou na Bielorrússia, Alemanha, Letónia, Maurícia, Rússia e EUA.
