- The
Vyatichs or more
properly Vyatichi or
Viatichi (Russian: вя́тичи) were a
native tribe of
Early East
Slavs who
inhabited regions around the Oka, Moskva...
- the 1090s
which was
unearthed by
Soviet archaeologists in the area. The
Vyatichi built a
fortified structure (or "grad") on the hill
where the Neglinnaya...
- tributaries—the Moskva. The Oka
river was the
homeland of the
Eastern Slavic Vyatichi tribe. By the 5th
century the land
around the Oka
river was
inhabited by...
- gatherers.
Around 950 AD, two
Slavic tribes,
Vyatichi and Krivichi,
settled here.
Possibly the
Vyatichi formed the core of Moscow's
indigenous po****tion...
- tribes, the
Moskva River is also the
origin of
Slavic tribes such as the
Vyatichi tribe. The name of the city is
thought to be
derived from the name of the...
-
Slovincians (†)
Pyrzyczanie (†)
Wolinianie (†)
Polabians (†)
Radimichs (†)
Vyatichi (†) Obodrites/Abodrites (†)
Obotrites proper Wagrians Warnower Polabians...
-
Russian Orthodox Church for his work in
spreading Christianity among the
Vyatichi in present-day Kaluga, Ryazan, and Tula
oblasts of Russia.
Being a monk...
- the
middle of the
first millennium AD. The
Eastern Slavic tribe of the
Vyatichis was
native to the land
around the Oka river. Finno-Ugric,
Baltic and Turkic...
- Dnieper, and the
Severiane to the east. To
their north and east were the
Vyatichi, and to
their south was
forested land
settled by Slav farmers,
giving way...
- in the late
Stone Age. In the 8th–9th centuries,
first Slavic tribes (
Vyatichi and Krivichs)
began settling here. In and
around Mytishchinsky District...
