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Potapovka culture (Russian: Потаповская культура, romanized: Potapovskaya kul'tura) was a
Bronze Age
culture which flourished on the
middle Volga in 2100—1800...
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Potapovka (Russian: Потаповка) is a
rural locality (a village) in
Duvansky Selsoviet,
Duvansky District, Bashkortostan, Russia. The po****tion was 48...
- Indo-Iranian. The
Poltavka culture influenced the
later emergence of the
Potapovka culture,
Abashevo culture,
Sintashta culture and
Srubnaya culture. The...
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related to
people of the
Corded Ware culture, the
Sintashta culture,
Potapovka culture and the
Andronovo culture.
These were
found to
harbor mixed ancestry...
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pointed out.
Along with the
Potapovka culture, the
Abashevo culture is
considered an
ancestor of the
Srubnaya culture. The
Potapovka culture itself emerged...
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related to the
people of the
Corded Ware culture, the
Srubnaya culture, the
Potapovka culture, and the
Andronovo culture.
These were
found to
harbor mixed ancestry...
- Caucasoids/Europoids.
Their skulls are
similar to
those of the
Potapovka culture.
Potapovka skulls are less
dolichocephalic than
those of the Fatyanovo–Balanovo...
- been detected.
Narasimhan et al. (2019)
found the
Sintashta culture, the
Potapovka culture, the
Andronovo culture and the
Srubnaya culture to be closely...
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closely genetically related to the
people of the
Corded Ware culture, the
Potapovka culture, the
Sintashta culture and
Srubnaya culture.
These were found...
- ware
culture (2200–1800 BCE)(Dniepr-Don-Volga),
Filatovka culture, and
Potapovka. In the
forest zone are the Late
Middle Dniepr and the Late
Abashevo cultures...
