Hello everyone. During the Migration Period, the Lombards settled in parts of present-day Poland and the Czech Republic around the 6th century. Approximately how long did the Lombards settle in these areas, and did they leave any significant archaeological traces there?
I wish you a good evening! Today I saw a film from Israel, and what immediately struck me was that the people in the film didn't look any different from Germans. Example of two actors from the film: I always assumed that people in Israel looked more like Arabs, but not like Germans, Americans, French,…
To what extent can the situation at that time be compared with the situation today? They say we should learn from history…
Actually, only Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan are considered Turkic states But I have also heard that people also called Mongolia, Hungary, Finland, Estonia, Bulgaria, Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Bosnia Turkic states What do you say, are these countries also Turkic states? I think people confused the Uralic countries (Hungary, Finland, and…
Hey, I have to give a presentation about the migrations of peoples in the Middle Ages. The question above is the "main question" I need to answer. I'm a bit stuck right now, though. Maybe you can help me. Lg
Because they are dark-skinned. Did they come to Australia through a large migration?
Are Vietnamese people genetically more Northeast Asian or Southeast Asian? Or a mixture of both?
I've heard that the Finns, just like the Hungarians, originally come from Siberia and the natives in what is now Siberia have an Asian appearance, flat faces, very little beard growth, small noses… and so on. But why do the Finns then look very European? They have, for example, excellent beard growth and their facial…
Hello, I'm wondering where the Greeks actually originate from. They're part of the Indo-European peoples, because of their language, etc. And the Hellenes themselves originate from some other people. I suspect they were a Slavic/Germanic people. Does anyone know more about this? When I research, I can't find anything concrete about it, even though it's…
The Scythians, a nomadic people from the east, lived in the former territory of the Slavs. They brought many legacies and much of their culture to the Slavs, and the Slavs simply appeared out of nowhere. So, are the Slavs descendants or did they maintain kinship with the Asian nomadic people?
To what extent was the term "migration" used in National Socialism, what role did it play in nationalist propaganda, and to what extent was the term instrumentalized?
Hello, The Indo-European language is the most widely spoken language family. Its widespread distribution was due to the migration of peoples beginning in the 15th century. Can anyone tell me more about this: Did the Romans then spread and conquer other territories, and did the language family spread because of this, or what?