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 Things that were deleted from this article: 

I am going through the entire article history and going to list below all the Turkic-theory related stuff that was ever suppressed from the article so that RFC'ers may discuss its encyclopedic merits.  Here's what I have so far:  (ውይይት) 

""...while other scholars support the testimony of classical authors who identify Scythians with nomadic Türks.

The 13th-century geographer Vartan says: ""Scityia, what others call Turk, extend from  Itil to Imaush mount, countries and nations the  Tochars and  Eftalitas and other barbar nations.[Saint Martin Memoires sur l'Armenie, 448 pg.

...the Scythian tribe of Akathyrs described by Herodotus in the 5th c. BC were a main cavalry army of the Attila's Huns in the 5th c. AD.

Alternate etymology suggest an ancient Türkic ethnonym Sk that over the centuries, with various modifications developed into a multitude of Türkic ethnonyms, including those known from classical times as Scyth, Sak, Sogdy, Skolot and others."