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Mushki

The Mushki (sometimes transliterated as Muški) were an Iron Age people of Anatolia who appear in sources from Assyria but not from the Hittites. Several authors have connected them with the Moschoi (Μόσχοι) of Greek sources and the Georgian tribe of the Meskhi. Josephus Flavius identified the Moschoi with the Biblical Meshech. Two different groups are…

Hypothesized relations with modern Transcaucasian peoples, Moschoi & Western Mushki

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Hypothesized relations with modern Transcaucasian peoples

Igor DiakonoffThraco-PhrygianProto-ArmenianBalkansAsia Minor
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Moschoi

Hecataeus of MiletusColchiansMatieniHerodotusTibareni
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Western Mushki

TabalNeo-HittiteCarchemishSargonQue
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Eastern Mushki

HattiUrumuKaskasMiddle Assyrian EmpireAshur-Dan I
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Eastern Mushki

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Hypothesized relations with modern Transcaucasian peoples

Moschoi

Biblical Meshech

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Mushki

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Triples92
Avg. degree1.98
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related to Mushki and Armenians · 24
Mushki → According, Ancient Greek, Armen Petrosyan, Armenian, Armenian Highlands, Armenian-speakers, Asia Minor, Balkans, Classical Armenian, Diakonoff, Eastern, Hurrians, Igor Diakonoff, It, Luwians, Mos, Mosh, Mus, Mush, Proto-Armenian
related to Mushki and Georgians · 24
Mushki → According, AD, Arma, Armazi, Asia Minor, Assyrian, Christian, Donald Rayfield, Georgian, Georgian Kingdom, He, Hittite, Iberia, Iberian, Luwian, Meskhi, Moschoi, Mushki's, Rayfield's, Santa/Sandan
related to Eastern Mushki · 18
Mushki → After, Alshe, Alzi, Apishlu, Ashur-Dan, BC, Hatti, Hittite Empire, In, Kadmuhi, Kaskas, Middle Assyrian Empire's Anatolian, Puruhuzzi, The Eastern Mushki, Tiglath-pileser, Together, Upper Tigris, Urumu
related to Western Mushki · 17
Mushki → Ambaris, Assyria, Assyrian, Assyrians, BC, Carchemish, Hilakku, In, It, Mita, Neo-Hittite, Que, Sargon, Tabal, The, Urartu, Urikki
related to External links · 7
Mushki → Armenia, Bolaris, History, Kurkjian, Midas, Miltiades, Vahan
see also · 2
Mushki → Hayasa-AzziKaskiansUrumeansPhrygiansTrialeti-Vanadzor, MagogMoksha

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bc moschoi eastern western armenian assyrian greek sources georgian meshech according modern assyria diakonoff tabal sargon century west south mita

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiThe Eastern Mushki0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiHatti0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiBC0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiHittite Empire0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiTogether0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiUrumu0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiKaskas0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiApishlu0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiMiddle Assyrian Empire's Anatolian0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiAlzi0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiAlshe0.60section
Mushkirelated to Eastern MushkiPuruhuzzi0.60section

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