The British Museum

They'd ahve to have this stuff in a museum, imagine having any of this vile, evil stuff in your home?

Population of Turkey comprises people from numerous different ethnic origins. E.g.,during the decades long Holy Crusades,a group from the French army, maybe thousands of men, have liked the climate, land etc in a area which is today's city of Bolu, and settled there..Who knows how many citizens of today's Turkey are ascending from them.. There are numerous cases like this. Where did the people of the former Greek Pontus Empire on the Black Sea go? Nowhere of course..

Italian scientist said people of Murlo showed some common genetics with certain people in today's "Turkey", a country, he did not say "with people who came to Turkey from Central Asia.." Your lack of knowledge is to think that all people of today's Turkey had come from C.Asia. Some people of Turkey are descendants of citizens of the Roman Empire, the very same state with the ancestors of people of Murlo..?? Migrations to Turkey from Albania etc might also explain links,closeness,similarities.

Poleske, when Eastern Roman Empire fell,its existing people did not go anywhere..Political ruling,religion and culture has seen changes but people are the same people..Also came many millions from Macedonia, Albania,Greece,Bosnia,all the Balkans,North Africa,Arab States, Georgians, Chechens,..and Kurds were always there.All these constitute the citizens of today's Turkey. "Ethnically Turks" do not constitute more than 10% of the population. "Turk" is a collecive name like "American" in USA.

You just made that up. I checked and it is absolute B.S. There are some who believe that Etruscans came from Asia Minor. In either case Western Rome fell hundreds of years before Turkish people migrated to the middle east from Central Asia. There is nothing wrong with being of central Asian descent. There is something wrong with trying to claim to be something you are not. mkipcak you are not only denigrating Italian people but Turkish people as well.

Genetic research DNA tests on their Italian descendants show the Etruscans came from Turkey "The DNA samples from Murlo and Volterra are much more highly correlated to those of the eastern peoples than to those of the other inhabitants of [Italy]," said Alberto Piazza of the University of Turin, who presented the research. "One particular genetic variant, found in the samples from Murlo, was shared only with people from Turkey."

Haunting with their secrets..

Fantastic how the life-energy of the Etruscan Spirit is captured in stone clay and then shines out from it. Thanks for posting this.