Abkhasian

Now the Georgians fight the Russians, the south Ossetians (not to be confused with the north Ossetians) fight the Georgians, and then there's the Abkhasians and .

Such myths are well known among the Abkhasians (Ivanov 1980), the Hittites (Ivanov 1980), and the Selkups (Prokofjeva 1976), wherein a cruel god, a representative of the lower world, tears or eats up the moon.

As some Abkhasians are still sexually active when they are 100 they may be right.

He strongly and impressively argues that the essence of the cultural and political scenario of the Black Sea is the mixture of ancient ethnic groups, all conscious of their distant past, and it is a mixed one, Tartars of the Crimea and Abkhasians for example.