Historical Resources
The Language of Asparukh and the Kuber Bulgars
- Vocabulary and grammar
by Peter Dobrev.
Chuvash Language -
Chuvash is the
most distinctive of the Turkic languages and thus cannot be
understood by speakers of other Turkic tongues. Its parent
language — spoken by the
Volga Bulghars
in the
Middle Ages.
Hunnic Language
- The Hunnic language is an
extinct
language
of the
Huns.
Yurts - Also referred
to as a Ger/ Kooshta - everything you ever wanted to know about them.
Steppes Forum - A Forum for
discussion of Hunnish history.
History of the Proto-Bulgarians North and West of the Black Sea - by D. Dimitrov
Inscriptions and Alphabet of the Proto-Bulgarians - by Peter Dobrev
Bulgars
Khan Omurtag
Khan Omurtag's Tarnovo Inscription
Khan Krum
Khan Tervel
Battle of Varbitsa Pass (Battle of Pliska)
History of Bulgaria in Seven Pages - by Lyubomir Ivanov
On the Prototype of the Proto-Bulgarian Temples at Pliska, Preslav and Madara - by B. Brentjes
Insignia of Medieval Bulgarian Rulers - by George Atanassov
Pereschepina Treasure of Khan Kubrat - through the Hermitage Museum Collection in St. Petersburg and Museum of Natural History in Vienna
Hidden Treasures of a Forgotten Bulgarian State - by Milosh Siderov.
An Approach to Dating the Pliska Rosette - by Milosh Siderov and Emil Kelevedzhiev
The Khazars and the Caspian Sea Lvl Changes - by N. Gumilev in his book Ritmy Evrazii 'The Rhythms of Eurasia
The American Center of Khazar Studies - by Kevin Alan Brook
The Langobards and the 'Vulgares' in Historia Langobardorum - by J. Otto Maenchen-Helfen
Gog, Magog, and the Kingdom of the Khazars
Khan Kubrat - by Veselin Beshevliev
Pictures of Pliska - by Yulian Angelov
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