KüKültöbe Inscription is an important archaeological and philological find in the context of Central Asian Turkic history and epigraphy. It is the only known single-line runic Turkic inscription attributed to the early Oghuz Turks, dated to the 9th–10th centuries. The inscription was discovered within the historical Oghuz settlement of Kültöbe, located within the boundaries of the village of Orañğay (Oranğay), near the city of Turkistan, in southern Kazakhstan. Image of the Kültöbe Inscription (TR
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Duygu Şahinler
TuTurkic language family (Turkic languages) is a language family consisting of languages with a common origin, spoken across the vast geography of Eurasia throughout history and still used today by numerous communities. This family is defined as a whole characterized by structural similarities evident from both historical documents and modern linguistic data, accepted as sharing a common origin, and classified through various approaches in different periods. The Turkic languages have spread over a
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Meryem Şentürk Çoban