The Anatolian

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"The Development of the Anatolian Urban Network during the Sixteenth Century". Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient. 23 (3): 265–303

Proto-Indo-Anatolian, the “Anatolian Split” and the “Anatolian Trek”: A Comparative Linguistic Perspective // Kristiansen K, Kroonen G, Willerslev E, eds. The Indo-European

The Armenians and Greeks slowly lost their dominance there and became a minority. Emigration, war, and forced conver-sions depleted the Anatolian Christian

with the Seljuks and the immigration of Turkic tribes into the Anatolian mainland, they spread Turkish and Islamic influence in Anatolia. Unlike the Seljuks