Dushman

Интересно - как же?Ведь технологии восстановления черт лицевого скелета не было во второй половине 18 века.

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Gurji

Я не знаю. Я принес цитаты автора термина "Caucasian race". Есть же?

Street_Hooligan

а откуда Осетины по твоему взялись на Кавказе

bislan_72

это трудный вопрос! ведь они орийцы без прошлога.

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Unforgiven999

Jusper это в россии термин кавказская расса усторел а точнее не выгоден.
в европе и по всему миру досихпор используют термин кавказская расса.

klement

http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~bsp/ca.../articles.html 1

History

The Chechens have evidently been in or near their present territory for some 6000 years and perhaps much longer;
there is fairly seamless archeological continuity for the last 8000 years or more in central Daghestan, suggesting that
the Nakh-Daghestanian language family is long indigenous. The Caucasian highlands were apparently relatively
populous and prosperous in ancient times. From the late middle ages until the 19th century, a worldwide cooling
phase known as the Little Ice Age caused glacial advances and shortened growing seasons in the alpine highlands,
weakening the highland economies and triggering migrations to the lowlands and abandonment of some alpine
villages. This period of economic hardship coincided with the Russian conquest of the Caucasus which lasted from
the late 1500's to the mid-1800's. In all of recorded history and inferable prehistory the Chechens (and for that matter
the Ingush) have never undertaken battle except in defense. The Russian conquest of the Caucasus was difficult and
bloody, and the Chechens and Ingush with their extensive lowlands territory and access to the central pass were
prime targets and were among the most tenacious defenders. Russia destroyed lowlands villages and deported,
exiled, or slaughtered civilian population, forcing capitulation of the highlands. Numerous refugees migrated or
were deported to various Muslim countries of the middle east, and to this day there are Chechen populations in
Jordan and Turkey. Since then there have been various Chechen rebellions against Russian and Soviet power, as
well as resistance to collectivization, anti-religious campaigns, and Russification. In 1944 the Chechens and Ingush,
together with the Karachay-Balkar, Crimean Tatars, and other nationalities were deported en masse to Kazakhstan
and Siberia, losing at least one-quarter and perhaps half of their population in transit. Though "rehabilitated" in 1956
and allowed to return in 1957, they lost land, economic resources, and civil rights; since then, under both Soviet and
post-Soviet governments, they have been the objects of (official and unofficial) discrimination and discriminatory
public discourse. In recent years, Russian media have depicted the Chechen nation and/or nationality as thugs and
bandits responsible for organized crime and street violence in Russia. In late 1992 Russian tanks and troops, sent to
the north Caucasus ostensibly as peacekeepers in an ethnic dispute between Ingush and Ossetians over traditional
Ingush lands politically incorporated into North Ossetia after the 1944 deportation, forcibly removed the Ingush
population from North Ossetia and destroyed the Ingush villages there; there were many deaths and there are now
said to be up to 60,000 refugees in Ingushetia (about one-quarter of the total Ingush population). In developments
reminiscent of today's invasion of Chechnya, in the weeks leading up to the action the Ingush were depicted
(inaccurately) in regional media as heavily armed and poised for a large-scale and organized attack on Ossetians,
and the Russian military once deployed appears to have undertaken ethnic cleansing at least partly on its own
initiative. (My only sources of information for this paragraph are Russian and western news reports. Helsinki Watch
is preparing a report for publication in early 1995.) The invasion of Chechnya presently underway has meant great
human suffering for all residents of the Chechen lowlands, including Russians, but only the Chechens are at risk of
ethnic cleansing, wholesale economic ruin, and loss of linguistic and cultural heritage.

The

осетины ето вроде курды с таджикистана ,так вроде бы сказал один ученый по 1 тв говорил я еше помню,тем более осетинский язык вхож в группу одну с таджикским,цыганским и ягнобским

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