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- Histrian vase from Nesactium...
- city of Histria. Whether the Bay of Odesa is the ancient "Port of the Histrians" cannot yet be considered a settled question based on the available evidence...
- Buteo, who established a peace treaty with the Histrians. Later that year, Epulon became king of the Histrians; he was warlike, uncompromising and persistent...
- Inferior, Manius Laberius Maximus, confirmed in a long inscription the Histrian's territorial limits (fines Histrianorum) extending to the Danube Delta...
- such as among the "****enised Scythian" tribe of the Callipidae, the Histrians, the Geloni to the north of Scythia, and the ****enised po****tions in...
- of this river was settled by people whose culture was different from Histrians. Earlier influence of the Iapodes was attested there, while at some time...
- Ligurians. 41 Almost complete 179–174 BC Campaigns against the Ligurians, Histrians, Sardinians and Celtiberians; ****us' activities in Greece. 42 Complete...
- BC, the Eastern Adriatic region was inhabited by local tribes such as Histrians, Liburnians, and Illyrians. Gr**** colonization saw settlers establish...
- Paleo-Balkan". In older research under the influence of pan-Illyrian theories, the Histrian, Venetic and Liburnian languages were considered to be Illyrian dialects...
- important were links with the Iapodes, and especially with the Dalmatae. Histrian culture developed differently, and their links with the Liburnians were...