I wonder if there are Turkish nationalists of some sort out there who really love that movie, given that it is essentially the Iliad as adapted to /their/ national myth - Greeks as a weird, corrupt, domineering people, Anatolians as innocent sons of the land who just really Love Their Country.
Trojans in it actually look like actual Bronze Age Anatolians, not Greeks! They go to war like Anatolians! Because they would have been Anatolians!
Obviously Europe is not the only place (or even the first place) to adopt dairy and it may be unfair for me to view them as particularly farty. Especially when they got dairy from Anatolians migrating there from Asia. But the paper I read is looking at European genes and thus, European farts.
Mid 90s and humid here but our Anatolians do the same thing.
Aww! Anatolians?
Because I am not, in fact, going to teach about the factors that draw travelers to Italian destinations. Unless they mean the expansion of Neolithic Anatolians into southern Europe some 6,000 years ago.
someone go love on Oliver. anatolians are high energy but such good boys
For the record, that character plays a critical role in my second novel and a little bit in my third. She's one of my favorite characters I've made, and also the most deadly. Her clothing is pretty much in line with the sort of thing anatolians likely wore at that time
Of old he was worshiped by the Anatolians as a mother goddess; drawings of his wheels have been found at Çatalhöyük. The Greeks foolishly thought him Gaia but accurately saw his mysteries as higher learning and his castrated priestesses as heralds. He is Magna Mater, and you shall fear him.
