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Proto-Turks are ancient communities who inhabited the vast steppes of Central Asia from the 3rd millennium BCE onwards and are regarded as the ancestors of existence and Turkish peoples. These earliest groups of Central Asia are characterized by prehistoric elements such as pastoralism, nomadic lifestyle and iron usage like. This culture, incorporating influences from both settled and nomadic populations, laid the foundations for later Turkic civilizations. In the dictionary of the Turkish Langu

The Proto-Turks are ancient communities that emerged in the vast steppes of Asia from the 3rd millennium BCE and are regarded as the ancestors of Turkic peoples. These earliest groups of Central Asia are characterized by elements such as pastoralism, nomadic life and iron usage during the prehistoric period. This culture, incorporating influences from both settled and nomadic populations, laid the foundations for later Turkic civilizations. In the dictionary of the Turkish Language Association (