Alexander the Great traversed the known World. Kazakhstan has him? The horselords spanned turkic script. Mongolia to Morocco. That trade route dates back a very very long time. How did we get chickens and sheep?
However he had influence on the next tribes that followed, Huns and Mongols. But the Scythians. Scythians Ukraine, Russia, peoples of the Steppes.
Speculative. His tomb was desecrated and never found. However what is found is his name.
The Greeks were in the Black Sea for a long time.
Vladimir set up Christianity in Moscow. It started as a monastery.
I will upset a few with that. But I am not wrong. The trade route also went into South East Asia. Calamity for Alexander the Great. Turkic script however and those horselords were around for much much longer and are still there on the Steppes today. Alexander the Great obviously influenced them as found in Kazakhstan.
Alexander the Great traversed the known World. Kazakhstan has him? The horselords spanned turkic script. Mongolia to Morocco. That trade route dates back a very very long time. How did we get chickens and sheep?
However he had influence on the next tribes that followed, Huns and Mongols. But the Scythians. Scythians Ukraine, Russia, peoples of the Steppes.
Speculative. His tomb was desecrated and never found. However what is found is his name.
The Greeks were in the Black Sea for a long time.
Vladimir set up Christianity in Moscow. It started as a monastery.
I will upset a few with that. But I am not wrong.
Alexander the Great traversed the known World. Kazakhstan has him? The horselords spanned turkic script. Mongolia to Morocco. That trade route dates back a very very long time. How did we get chickens and sheep?
However he had influence on the next tribes that followed, Huns and Mongols. But the Scythians. Scythians Ukraine, Russia, peoples of the Steppes.
Speculative. His tomb was desecrated and never found. However what is found is his name.
The Greeks were in the Black Sea for a long time.
Vladimir set up Christianity in Moscow. It started as a monastery.