Tell me about the Hittites
>>506229
they had good treaties 2bh family
In Hittite law, it was illegal to copulate with animals, except horses and donkeys
>>506229
Celts with awesome advanced bows and actual cavalry techniques who #rekt the Egyptians, but they fell to infighting and dynastic dispute before burning down their capital and shuffling on.
They were the fist relevant Indo-Europeans.
>>507230
>Celts
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>>507285
Yup! The same branch of people having moved westward from the Indus mountains, and settled in Anatolia, then to northern Greece and beyond, whilst others went south into Palestine and on to Carthage. Many [Keltoi] were recorded by the Greeks states as being mercs.
>>506229
Got rekt by Assyrians in a war then Cypriots or some shit. It would be awesome if their identity didn't disappear.
WHY DO THEY WEAR THE MASK?
were exterminate by glorious mother russia
hail stalin
>>507497
This desu
>>506229
THAT'S A BIG RIVER
>>507551
4U
>>507297
>out of india theory
show proofs
ancient turks
I love how Suppiluliuma made his "kingdom" stronger than ever
>>507297
>what is Hallstatt culture?
You're confusing a lot of things here friend. The current accepted theory is that the Indo-Europeans who went on to become the Celts travelled through modern day Ukraine, crossed the Carpathians and solidified their culture near modern day Bavaria.
>>509326
>The current accepted theory
Guess my stuff is out of date then. No biggie. How do they account for the Greek [stationed] Kelts and Phoenicians, though?
>>509914
The Galatians and the Balkan Celts conquered the respective regions (and raided Greece/Macedonia) after the time of Alexander. They also often served as mercenaries throughout Europe and the Near East and North Africa.
>>509967
Guess my books and stuff aren't too far out of date then.
![R1b-migration[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/wrKwYCp.png "R1b-migration[1].png")
>>508172
He probably means these.
http://www.jowsey.com/genealogy/GeneticGenealogy.html
>>506229
A Hittite text suggests that they had suzerainty over 'Wilusa' which is commonly regarded by scholars as being the ancient city of Troy. They were destroyed by the Sea Peoples and splintered into various Neo-Hittite remnant states.
