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- near
Drangiana (Sigal). The
region came to be
known as "Sakistana of the
Skythian Sakai [sic]"
towards the end of the
first century BCE. The
presence of...
- the
original on 2
December 2020.
Felecan &
Bughesiu 2021, p. 406: "To
Skythians [...] are
traditionally ascribed Russia's
oldest surviving toponyms—river...
-
following ethnic groups: ****yrian
Bedouin Egyptian Hittites Mitanni Nubian Skythian (Scythian)
Summerian (Sumerian)
Syrian Tribal There are nine different...
- also po****rized
Marcus Zuerius van Boxhorn's 17th-century
theory of a "
Skythian" proto-language,
traced the
evolution of
modern European languages and...
- back,
which could be to
accommodate a top-knot.
Among the
Agathyrsi (a
Skythian tribe living near the Thracians, and
practising some
Thracian customs)...
- over to the Arimaspoi, the
Arimaspoi to the Issedones, from
these the
Skythians bring them to Sinope,
thence they are
carried by Gr****s to Prasiai, and...
-
referred to
foreign peoples by
classical names,
making the
Goths into
Skythians and the
Arabs into Medes, so too did they
regularly call
themselves Ausones...
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Homeric Minimum may have bene****ed the
founding of
Byzantium and the
Skythians, respectively, however, and a
cultural change in the
Eurasian Koban culture...
- ISBN 9781107615441.
Retrieved 5
December 2016. "CNG:
Printed Auction CNG 93. INDO-
SKYTHIANS,
Northern Satraps. Bhadrayasha.
After 35 BC. AR
Drachm (17mm, 2.10 g,...
