According to scientists, ancient Russians looked Asiatic. When and how did they morph into modern Slavs?
>>18590156These were not Russians. Scythians, Sacs, and Sarmatians were quite mixed with various peoples, such as Siberian tribes, Chinese, and Neolithic Iranians. They were not European at all. And that's actually a good thing, because they were far less efficient compared to their Bronze Age ancestors, who were European and made many more innovations.
The changed because Rus arrived.
>>18590214Yes. The Indo-Europeans of the Eastern Bronze Age (Kazakhstan) nearly reached the level of city-states, with increasing social stratification and high technological development, as well as increasingly larger settlements and cities, reaching 140 hectares, and an extreme metallurgical monopoly. When compared to the Saka and Scythian peoples, the contrast between the two is very evident.
>>18590234>You marry into various tribes of reindeer hunters from Siberia and toothless farmers wanderers, which civilizations are in complete ruin, and then you embrace a totally mobile lifestyle.Wow, anon, I wondered why?
