- its northeast. It
remains unclear whether it was
named for the
nearby Maeotians or
viceversa if that name was an exonym,
broadly applied to
various peoples...
- The
Maeotians (Adyghe: МыутIэхэр, romanized: Mıwt'əxər;
Ancient Gr****: Μαιῶται, romanized: Maiōtai; Latin: Maeōtae) were an
ancient people dwelling along...
- The
Maeotian Swamp or
Maeotian Marshes (Ancient Gr****: ἡ Μαιῶτις λίμνη, hē Maiōtis límnē,
literally Maeotian Lake; Latin:
Palus Maeotis) was a name applied...
-
where they
formed a
ruling class over the
indigenous North Caucasian Maeotians. Some
scholars still debate their ethnicity and the
origins of sindic...
- Russian: Танаис) was an
ancient Gr**** city in the Don
river delta,
called the
Maeotian marshes in
classical antiquity. It was a
bishopric as Tana and remains...
- with a
heterogeneous group of
agrarian Maeotian tribes whom they subjugated,
after which they
dominated the
Maeotians thanks to
their mobility and
their military...
- Gr**** civilization,
while others were
absorbed by the proto-Circ****ian
Maeotian people, the
Alans and the Goths.
Other Sarmatians were ****imilated and...
- city was a
large emporium for all the
traffic between the
coast of the
Maeotian marshes and the
countries on the
southern side of the Caucasus. It was...
- was
known under the name of Ασταρα (Astara; Latin: Astara) by the Sindo-
Maeotians, a name
which was
derived from that of ʿAštart. Like Artimpasa, Astara's...
- east (right) of the lake
captioned "Amodora palus". "Paludes Meotides" (
Maeotian Swamp) is the Sea of Azov, "Ponti
Euxini pars"
marks the
Black Sea, and...
