Obeliks, tombstone eastern Anatolia and Caucasus Late Bronze Period-Early Iron Period

In the grand scheme of things, as a general rule, in the Western Anatolia Crete and Greece maritime B.C. early in the second millenium old period generated the archaeological finds at bottom Early Bronze Age at the outset circa B.C. 3300/1000 display year on year differences have importance in Eastern Anatolia. B.C. 1200/1000 by migratory route discontinvance after Iron Age processing to arrested, preserve of continuity chronological a part of making a sense in the Late Bronz Age beginner the Neolithic period a sense of permanent life to bring in the through northeast migration, Hittities Emperor B.C. between 1100 and 1000 to fire damage, the reason fort he interruption understanding of migration the consequences of migratory insights. From Northern Caucasia through the Casperian sea in the northern from Georgia: in the western to Malatya, from eastern to northwestside İran, in many ways common features bearing, long lasting and homogeneous carries a cultural process. The people of Transcaucasus the northeast of the Anatolia on a high plateau B.C. early in the second millenium old period, old time resident farmer go to the brand-new nomad tribal order and nowadays on going this understanding the foundations of the Bronze Age at the end. Thus, geographical structure, climatically and social lives because of prehistorical period the Anatolian peninsula have different characteristic structure is a living space. viii In Central Asia region, around the Siberia, live Scythia of the tribe presence Proto-Turkıc with tradition the associated anthropological stelae has been proven, Also Proto-Turks genuinely of Altai Theory is important the balbal and stone the eeternity of the life of the deceased of Proto-Turks where they migrated. Urmu called Van Lake located at a close and from here with Urmu Theory has been associated. The archaeological investigations result over Caucasia region by the rich with stepe culture from connected with migration wave compared, in Eastern Anatolia living communities B.C. ten thousand years ago key milestone people who are exposed to migration and the end results Proto-Turk of your tribe, includingthose regions. Thus proving to be verified. Keywords: Late Bronze Age, Early Iron Age, Caucasia, Eastern Anatolia, Altai, Urmu, Theory, Scythia, Stelae, Van, Hakkari