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Getting around the steppe culture and communication: Up to the end of the beginning period of Uighur

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2013
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Since the very ancient times of cultural land humans, savannahs have always been a home for the trade centers in which people gather together. Because of this, savannah people were mixed with the Chine in the east and the other western civilizations. They not only effected their trade systems but also the culture and social life were effected by each other. So, even these societies did not know each other in the First Age, they become aware of themselves because of this reason. In this way, countries also made connections about economy and politics. Thus they controlled their own development according to these connections. In this study, we tried to examine the pathways of these connections and gates. We also see that, since ancient times, people have been creating some pathways for the trade routes and in the perspective of economy, people really needed them. From time to time, countries wanted to capture these routes for their importance and they also fought against other civilizations. Key Words - Savannah - Silk Road - Trade - Central Asia - Migrant - Settler - China

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Tamer Eren

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Tamer Eren (Master Thesis). Getting around the steppe culture and communication: Up to the end of the beginning period of Uighur, 2013, Gazi University.

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