Historical Ornament Study Structure, Ethnic Development, Khaganate and Cultural Mero Formation
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/Keywords:
ethnic period, content, cultural heritage, progressive, uniqueness, proportionality, history, ethno genesisAbstract
This article addresses the origins, development, and ethnic evolution of various peoples. The history of each group is closely intertwined with its ethnogenesis and ethnic history. The analysis focuses on the historical and ethnological processes occurring at specific stages of ethnic history, leading up to the formation of a particular ethnos as a distinct entity or people. The study emphasizes that without a clear understanding of a people's ethnogenesis and the composition of its ethnic strata, it is challenging to form a scientific conception of the people, the territory they inhabit, and their statehood.
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