-
symbols instead of
cuneiform script. The
Scythians (/ˈsɪθiən/ or /ˈsɪðiən/) or
Scyths (/ˈsɪθ/ or
Pontic Scythians, were an
ancient Eastern Iranian equestrian...
- The Indo-
Scythians, also
known as Indo-Sakas, were a
group of
nomadic people of
Iranic Scythian origin who
migrated from
Central Asia
southward into the...
- word-group.
Recorded Scythian place names include: The Gr****
historian Herodotus provides another source of
Scythian; he
reports that the
Scythians called the Amazons...
- the
eastern Scythians had tattoos.
Tattooing is not
thought to have been
practiced by
western Scythians. The
genetics of
remains from
Scythian-identified...
- Antiquity,
spoke the
Scythian language (itself a
member of the
Eastern Iranian language family), and
which included the
Scythians proper, the Cimmerians...
- the
Scythians, this
region of the
Pontic Steppe was
dominated by the Agathyrsi, who were
nomadic Iranian people related to the
Scythians. The
Scythian migration...
-
related to the
Scythians, and both
groups formed part of the
wider Scythian cultures. However, they are
distinguished from the
Scythians by
their specific...
- an accent. The
Scythian archers were
called toxotai (τοξόται,
literally "[the] archers"),
Skythai (Σκύθαι,
literally "[the]
Scythians"), and Speusinioi...
-
century BC, the
Scythian people of the
Pontic Steppes produced and
adopted a wide
arrangement of clothing. The
clothing of the
Scythians was formulated...
- Look up
Scythian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Scythians (Gr****: Σκύθαι) were an
ancient Iranian people of the
Pontic steppe.
Scythian may also refer...
