[liberallarry]

...the Huns, Blue Turks, Avars, Bulghars, Magyars, Khazars,Uyghurs, Pechinegs, Black Hats, Ghuzz, Seljuk, Tatars, or Mongols

How in the world do you come by such detailed knowledge of an area of the world that hardly exists in American history and tradition?

[tictoc]

...the Huns, Blue Turks, Avars, Bulghars, Magyars, Khazars,Uyghurs, Pechinegs, Black Hats, Ghuzz, Seljuk, Tatars, or Mongols

Misunderstanding here. rmlew is talking about yoghurt cultures not Uighur culture.

[rmlew]

According to family history, I am descended from Khazar nobles who converted to Judaism. In High School, I decided to do a research paper on them after taking a course in Russian history.

If you want to see a very breif history of the steppe peoples, check out http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/

[Gangchen_gonpo]

Please visit the online East Turkestan Guidebook at http://www.taklamakan.org/guidebook/

for further information

or subscribe to Uighur-L or any of our lists, details at Taklamakan.org webpage

Have a nice day!
kgg