Ethnology--Turkey
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Ethnology--Asia Minor
- Narrower: Alevis
- Narrower: Bayat (Turkic people)
- Narrower: Carians
- Narrower: Cimmerians
- Narrower: Galatians
- Narrower: Gawirk (Kurdish people)
- Narrower: Hemshin
- Narrower: Heverkan (Kurdish tribe)
- Narrower: Karakeçili (Turkic people)
- Narrower: Kaskans
- Narrower: Koçgiri (Kurdish people)
- Narrower: Mhallami (Arab people)
- Narrower: Milan (Kurdish tribe)
- Narrower: Mîran (Kurdish tribe)
- Narrower: Nosairians
- Narrower: Pencînar (Kurdish people)
- Narrower: Phrygians
- Narrower: Raman (Kurdish tribe)
- Narrower: Rişvan (Turkic people)
- Narrower: Rutan (Kurdish tribe)
- Narrower: Tahtacis (Turkic people)
- Narrower: Turks
- Narrower: Ubykhs
- Narrower: Yuruks (Turkic people)
- Narrower: Zazas (Iranian people)
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Morton address: 900733395632521792 · morton4x16-v1
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