Linguistic Archaeology: Where is the Sar?

For some reason the Sar involked an idea of a grassy plain somewhere in North Africa. But the real Sar is a region on the southern edge of the Caspian Sea. It wasnt in any history, or even marked on a map but there are a few villages along the southern edge of the Caspian Sea that carry Sar as a phonetic marker. We can assume that this region was 'The Sar'.

Japanese Names
1. Sadakata (Sardarkuartar): Sar-Dark-Uartar

• Sar
• Dark
• Uartar (water)

Name: Sar Dark-Water

Other Sar names: sadafuji, sadaie, sadako, sadamasa, sadataka, sadato, sadauji, sadachiko, Tatsutsaka, tokisada, akusawa, asahina, asaka, asako, asakura, asaoka, asayama, yosai, yorifusa, yorisada, yoshimasu, chikatsada, fusasaki, fusaie, fusaaki, hidemasa, hisahide, hisemasa, osarkuku, sasakawa, sasase, satomura, sawai,


2. Awataguchi (Arkukuartargkuchku): Arkuk-Uartar-gkuchku

• Arkuk (city/Kirkuk)
• Uartar (water): *ata
• Guchi (family/Gucci)

Name: Arkuk-Water-Gucci

3. Watanabe (kukuartarnarbku): kuk-uartar-narbku

Awata (Arkukuartar): Arkuk-uartar kirkuk-water

Anyway we get two similar ideas:

• Arkuk-water
• Sar Dark-water

Its certainly odd to find a word that is 'almost' identical to water.

What is all this?
Its a map. A map by an ancient people. While I would think these indicate places you can go on (or off) the silk road for Well water, it might also refer to where to find oil.

Its also relevant in another part of our search... Saka's Tavern is on part of the ancient chinese wall (Barrier) out this way and Somewhere near it is an ancient tomb. A tomb yet to be found.


Update:

Sar-dark subgroup
Sadakata (Sar-dark-uartar)
sadaie (Sar-dark-uku)
sadako (Sar-dark-uo)
sadauji (Sar-dark-ujku)

Sar-Dar* subgroup
sadamasa (Sar-dar-mar-sar)
sadataka (Sar-Dar-tar-kuar): '-kuar' means Crown Prince
sadato (Sar-dar-to): 'to' means 'tower'
sadachiko (Sar-dar-chkuk-uo)
sadafuji (Sar-dar-Fku-jku)
tokisada (To-kuku-sar-dar): to' means 'tower', ki means 'tree' so a tree is used as a watch-tower.
yorisada (kuku-oar-ku-Sar-dar) tree oars (pine trees)
chikatsada (chkukuart-Sar-dar)

sasakawa (Sar-sarku-arkuk-uar*)
sasase (Sar-sarsku)
satomura (Sar-to-mkuarar)
sawai (Sar-kukuarku)
Tatsutsaka (tartskut-sar-kuar)
akusawa (Arku-Sar-kukuar)
asahina (Ar-sar-hkunar)
asaka (Ar-sar-kuar) ka is crown prince
asako (Ar-sar-kuo)
asakura (Ar-sar-kuarar)
asaoka (Ar-sar-okuar)
asayama (Ar-sar-kuku-armar) 'y' is a variant of 'ki', 'armar' is armour. Yama means 'tree armour' to the people of the sar.
yosai (kukuo-Sar-ku)
yorifusa (kuku-oar-kufku-Sar) 'y' tree, 'or' means 'oar'. Oars made from trees.
fusasaki (fku-sar-sar-kuku)

fusaie (fku-sar-kuku) sar tree
fusaaki (fku-sar-ar-kuku)
hidemasa (hkud-kumar-sar)
hisahide (hku-sar-hkudku)
hisemasa (hkus-kumar-Sar)
osarkuku (o-Sar-kuku)

Partial Dictionary of the Sar

• Y is a variant of japanese ki meaning tree.
• Ama is armar or Armour.
• Yama means 'tree armour' (wooden/bark armour).
• Ka is -kuar or crown prince.
• Sa is Sar.
• Saka.
• *ata is *uartar or water.
• Ema is Kumar.