- The Fatyanovo–
Balanovo culture (Russian: Фатьяновская культура, romanized: Fatyanovskaya kul'tura) was a
Chalcolithic and
early Bronze Age
culture within...
- and the
Eastern Baltic Corded Ware
culture gave rise to the Fatyanovo–
Balanovo culture on the
upper Volga,
which in turn
contributed to the
Abashevo culture...
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Balanovo (Bulgarian: Баланово) is a
village of 454
people in
Dupnitsa Muni****lity,
Kyustendil Province, south-western Bulgaria. The
valley in
which this...
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village of
Abashevo in Chuvashia.
Tracing its
origins in the Fatyanovo–
Balanovo culture, an
eastern offshoot of the
Corded Ware
culture of
Central Europe...
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phenomenon in the
upper Volga region,
replacing the
earlier Fatyanovo–
Balanovo and
Volosovo cultures, and soon
expanded to the west to
Karelia and eastern...
- Proto-Indo-Iranian (Ā́rya/Aryan)
Sintashta culture as a
migration of
peoples from the
Bronze Age
European Corded Ware
culture through the Fatyanovo-
Balanovo culture...
- battle-axes of the
Catacomb culture are
similar to
those of the Fatyanovo–
Balanovo culture. A
knife from ca. 2,500 BC
ascribed to the
Catacomb culture in...
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Volosovo culture had
extensive contacts with
other cultures such as the
Balanovo culture, a
group considered to be the metal-working
aspect of the eastern...
- culture,
which in turn
developed from the
Corded Ware-related Fatyanovo–
Balanovo culture. The
Sintashta culture grew into the
Andronovo culture (c. 1900–800...
- the
influence of the late
Abashevo culture,
derived from the Fatyanovo–
Balanovo culture, a
collection of
Corded Ware
settlements in the
forest steppe zone...
