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Animal style is the general term for animal motifs used in the artistic works of Turkic communities that adopted a nomadic lifestyle and formed the steppe culture. Through the intermediary of Scythians, Huns, Göktürks and other steppe groups, this style spread from Turkistan westward into Europe and eastward into China, featuring animal figures crafted using metal, wood, bone, leather, textile, and stone techniques. Animal style is based on the stylized or naturalistic depiction of animals in ar

The Duh Turks (or Dughlat Turks) were a Turkic tribe that originated in Central Asia. They were part of the larger Turkic Khaganate and played an important role in the political and military history of the region, particularly during the period of the Seljuk Empire. The Duh Turks were involved in various historical conflicts and were known for their military prowess. They later became influential in the history of the Karakhanid Khanate and other Central Asian states. They are often recognized f