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According to the
Etymological dictionary of the
Ukrainian language the word "
kurhan" is
borrowed directly from the "Polovtsian"
language (Kipchak, part of the...
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culture of the
whole steppe Scythia.
Other items from the
Tovsta Mohyla kurhan Scythian sculptures Scythian female headdress Scythian acinaces, a sword...
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Verkhnii Rohachyk, the 1st Mordvynivskiy [uk]
kurhan,
Melitopol kurgan, and the 4th Nosaki [uk]
kurhan; on a
plate from
Sakhnova bearing the depiction...
- mohyla [uk]; some in the
Tauric Chersonese, such as the
Zoloty kurhan [uk] and
Kulakivsky kurhan [uk]. As a
result of the
arrival of the
Sauromatian incomers...
- Pekarčík
Edited by Ivan Ostrochovský
Pavol Pekarčík
Martin Piga
Music by
Roman Kurhan Michal Novinski Release date September 1, 2023 (2023-09-01) (Venice) Running...
- and 14 villages:
Berezan Chervona Hirka Dobrozhanove Zoriane Kamianka Kurhan Mykhailivka Paliivka Petrove Sekretarivka Soniachne Vazhne Vasylivka Vyhoda...
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Caroline Gaultier-
Kurhan, Le
patrimoine culturel africain, éd.
Maisonneuve et Larose, Paris, 2001, p. 155. sée de Nabeul.
Caroline Gaultier-
Kurhan, Le patrimoine...
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sumptuously furnished the
Velyka Tsymbalka kurhan [uk]
kurgan the Ohuz
kurhan [uk] the
Kozel kurhan [uk] the
Chortomlyk kurhan [uk],
dated to c. 400 BC, in which...
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Kripenskyi Nizhny Naholchyk Shtotove Yasenivskyi And 16 villages:
Dyakove Zeleny Kurhan Zelenodilske Illinka Kovpakove Leonov Leskine Lisne Lobivski Kopalni Melnikove...
- are more
elaborate in design, such as one
found in the
Oleksandropilskiy kurhan [uk],
which is in the
shape of a
goddess with her
hands on her hips, and...
