Turkic Collection (page 3)

Georgia - Rustic Country Wedding of the Turkic Karachaevtsy people

London County Club, Holland Park, London
Entrance Hall for the London County Club, Holland Park, London

Uyghur Children - close to Kashgar
Two young Uyghur Children, close to Kashgar in Xinjiang, South West China. Photograph taken by Ralph Ponsonby Watts, who travelled up from Kashmir to Kahgar

Turkic Man
A man from far Northern India or Southern China, displaying the highly Turkic facial morphology of the peoples of this region. Photograph by Ralph Ponsonby Watts

Kashgar Trip - Uyghur Woman - Headdress
Indigenous Uyghur woman of Kashgar with a remarkable headdress. A wonderful photographic portrait by Ralph Ponsonby Watts

Kashgar Trip
Two siblings ride on a small pony, wrapped up against the cold. Both are from the Xinjiang province of China - close to Kashgar. Photograph by Ralph Ponsonby Watts

Marketplace in Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina with veiled Turkic women buying and selling clothing and textiles

Woman from Kashgar
A woman from Kashgar, in Xinjiang Province, China. She is likely a Uyghur woman, of Turkic ethnic extraction. Photograph by Ralph Ponsonby Watts

Carved figure at the Kayinarl Tombs, Turkic from 2nd century BC to 7th century AD, in the Altay mountains, Xinjiang, China, Asia

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TIMUR LENK (variously spelt) Asiatic ruler: Turkic conqueror of most of Central Asia, depicted with a captive

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TIMUR LENK (variously spelt as Tamerlaine, Tamburlaine etc) Asiatic ruler: Turkic conqueror of most of Central Asia

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TIMUR LENK (variously spelt as Tamerlane, Tamburlaine etc) Asiatic ruler: Turkic conqueror of most of Central Asia

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TIMUR LENK (variously spelt as Tamerlane, Tamburlaine etc) Asiatic ruler: Turkic conqueror of most of Central Asia

Russian Tartars or Tatars, a Turkic ethnic group

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TIMUR LENK (variously spelt as Tamerlaine, Tamburlaine etc) Asiatic ruler: Turkic conqueror of most of Central Asia

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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of Turkic Culture: From the Ottoman Empire to Central Asia" Step into a world steeped in history and tradition as we delve into the captivating realm culture. From the grandeur of the Ottoman Empire to the vibrant streets of modern-day Turkey, this ancient civilization has left an indelible mark on our collective heritage. Journey back in time to witness Jereed, the traditional sport of Turks, where skilled horsemen engage in thrilling battles reminiscent of their ancestors' prowess. These archers on horseback harken back to a bygone era when Central Asia was alive with nomadic tribes and fearless warriors. Venture further east, where Turkic roots run deep in lands like Turkmenistan. Lose yourself amidst Merv's bustling Carpet Market (Bazaar), where vibrant colors and intricate designs tell tales woven through generations. Nearby stands Manas monument, a testament to Kyrgyzstan's national hero whose epic stories echo throughout these majestic mountains. Marvel at ancient Turkic sculptures known as Balbals near Burana tower in Chuy oblast - silent guardians that have witnessed centuries pass by. Reflect upon Muhammad bin Tughluq issuing token currency during the 14th century, showcasing how trade flourished under Turko-Islamic influence. In Kazakhstan, discover Ancient Kazakh warriors (Batyrs) who exemplify bravery and honor ingrained within their cultural fabric. Stand beneath Burana tower minaret from the 9th century in Chuy oblast or decipher cryptic messages etched onto Cholpon Ata petroglyphs found in Issyk Kul oblast – both testaments to an age long gone yet still resonating today. Immerse yourself fully within nomadic life by experiencing a yurt (Nomads tent) nestled amidst Tash Rabat valley's breathtaking landscapes in Naryn oblast. Feel connected with nature while embracing the simplicity and resilience nomads.