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    The document discusses the origins and ancestry of Afghans based on accounts from ancient Greek historians and geographers. It mentions that according to the 5th century BC historian Herodotus and 4th century BC geographer Strabo, some tribes in the areas of Shirvan, Ghor, and Parwan considered themselves descended from tribes that ancient Greeks called Aghouan or Aghouanians. The document also notes that the term "Afghan" may have origins linked to Armenian and that Afghans' ancestry is traced back to different tribes and peoples across regions like India, according to their own accounts and traditions.

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    The document discusses the origins and ancestry of Afghans based on accounts from ancient Greek historians and geographers. It mentions that according to the 5th century BC historian Herodotus and 4th century BC geographer Strabo, some tribes in the areas of Shirvan, Ghor, and Parwan considered themselves descended from tribes that ancient Greeks called Aghouan or Aghouanians. The document also notes that the term "Afghan" may have origins linked to Armenian and that Afghans' ancestry is traced back to different tribes and peoples across regions like India, according to their own accounts and traditions.

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    The document discusses the origins and ancestry of Afghans based on accounts from ancient Greek historians and geographers. It mentions that according to the 5th century BC historian Herodotus and 4th century BC geographer Strabo, some tribes in the areas of Shirvan, Ghor, and Parwan considered themselves descended from tribes that ancient Greeks called Aghouan or Aghouanians. The document also notes that the term "Afghan" may have origins linked to Armenian and that Afghans' ancestry is traced back to different tribes and peoples across regions like India, according to their own accounts and traditions.

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