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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;brassnautilus, post: 2159585, member: 74300&quot;]to continue what I was saying before lunch...</p><p>This type of coinage (striking coins out of precious metal) was a greek tradition, and alexander the great only went to india, that&#039;s not where Huns originated or remotely close to their route of migration. </p><p>One could argue there could had been hunnic imitation of roman coinage, but even those had existed, they wouldn&#039;t be related to greco-bactrian styles. </p><p><br /></p><p>European historians had been purposely mixing the huns with these southern kingdoms for centuries for whatever reasons. These are not all related, and really shouldn&#039;t all be called &quot;huns&quot;. </p><p>Attila&#039;s huns = black huns = people that crossed the volga and attacked rome</p><p><br /></p><p>Kidaritae/chronitae = Altaic = Iranian Bactrians</p><p>they are related to </p><p>Hepthaltites = Hua = Altaic&nbsp; without the Oghur Turkic section.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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