-
Anatolian rug or
Turkish **** (Turkish: Türk Halısı) is a term of convenience,
commonly used
today to
denote rugs and
****s woven in
Anatolia and its...
- commander-in-chief of all
armed forces –
Turcoman and Non-
Turcoman – and
usually held by a
Persian (Tādjik) noble. The
Turcoman Qizilbash nevertheless remained...
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farmer and if a girl she will
become **** weaver." This
shows the
importance they
attach to
farming and
**** weaving. In the past, when
Turkman tribesmen...
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Turkmens living in Maraş and its surroundings. The
ethnohistorical terms Turcoman and
Turkmen are used
synonymously in
literature to
designate Yörük ancestry...
-
patterns that were po****r in
prehistoric times.
Ardebil **** Tabriz ****.
Haris **** Qaradagh **** Vern. The
majority of
Azerbaijanis are
followers of...
-
dominate the
Safavid military for most of the empire's length. As non-
Turcoman converts to Islam,
these Circ****ian and
Georgian ḡolāmāns (also written...
- worldwide. Iran's
****-weaving has its
origins in the
Bronze Age and is one of the most
distinguished manifestations of
Iranian art.
**** weaving is an...
-
Islamic civilization for
several centuries, had come to call
themselves "
Turcoman"
rather than "Oghuz," had
close ****ociations with
sedentary and urbanized...
- some
estimates giving as high as 20,000. A
comparison of
Persian and
Turcoman estimates...gives an
average of
about 8,000 tents, or 40,000 souls, which...
- owner, and the state.
Rural and lower-class
women were
mostly involved in
**** weaving, embroidery, and the
production of clothing, textile, butter, fruits...
