- the
Volga Delta,
including most of what is now
Astrakhan Oblast and the
steppeland on the
right bank of
Volga in present-day Kalmykia. To the
south was the...
-
confederations of Bulğars and
Khazars fought for
supremacy on the
western steppeland, and with the
ascendency of the latter, the
former either suc****bed to...
-
Islam impregnated with
animism and
shamanism from
their Central Asian steppeland origins,
which then
mixed with new
Christian influences. From this po****r...
-
their south was
forested land
settled by Slav farmers,
giving way to
steppelands po****ted by
nomadic herdsmen. Some of the East
Slavic tribes belonged...
- stirrup, and saddle. The very
rapid rate at
which innovations crossed the
steppelands spread these innovations widely,
making them
available for
copying by...
- make my
grave High on an
ancient mound, In my own
beloved Ukraine, In
steppeland without bound:
Whence one may see wide-skirted wheatland, Dnipro's steep-cliffed...
-
years ago —
there were
rapid fluctuations between forestland and open
steppeland. The
earliest indication of
Upper Palaeolithic modern human migration...
-
ascend to
about 3,000 m (9,800 ft). In
Hungary and Russia, it
avoids open
steppeland; a
habitat in
which V.
ursinii is more
likely to occur. In Russia, however...
-
Persian and
Muslim sources, ****ania
meant the
Pontic steppe, that is the
steppelands to the
north of the
Black Sea and on its
eastern side as far as the Caspian...
- the area
swung from
temperate and
humid forestland, to cold and dry
steppeland. Stratigraphically,
humans are
present from beds Q–C. Bed G,
dating to...
