Abstract:

The shells spread to a wide area between the 40th and 50th parallels, from the western Chinese shell to the Tuna River. They were known by the various peoples, and their names were mentioned in their writings, and they were given the right information. The name of the Saka and the information about them is found in Greek sources, in the written texts of the Persian nail, in the Asian and Chinese years. As the name belongs to different peoples in terms of source, text and years, language, culture and geography, the name Saka passes in different forms in these documents. The name Saka passes in the form of "Skythai" in Greek sources, "Saka" in Persian sources, and "Sai" in Chinese sources. From the name "Skythai" in Greek sources to the name "Iskit" in the western sources to the name "Saka" in the Persian sources to the name "Saka" in the east sources to the name "Saka" in the front line. Modern research shows that the names of Iskit and Saka are used for the same bozkir people. So it is clear that by moving from the names in the Persian sources, the Skits are the Skits, and the Skits are the Skits. We can learn about the history, language, religion, traditions and traditions, written sources and archaeological materials about their arts. We learn the relationships of the Sakas with the various peoples and their struggles with them from the Persian, Asian and Greek sources. We learn from ancient sources about their languages, religions, traditions and traditions. Many of the artworks that have been discovered as a result of archaeological excavations keep us light. The first landscapes, names, languages, religions, traditions and traditions and art concepts clearly reveal the Turkish.