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LATE SCYTHIAN CULTURE OF THE LOWER DNIEPER: THE ISSUE OF ORIGIN

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The hypothesis of the origin of Lower Dnieper variant of the Late Scythian culture is discussed in the paper. It is assumed that the Scythian population, who has built the hillforts along the banks of the Lower Dnieper, moved there around mid-2nd century BCE from the Dniester region (the subculture of Tiraspol barrows). This date is confirmed by the materials of Late Scythian necropolis where there are no burials older than the late 2nd century BCE. The impetus for the resettlement was the military activity of the Bastarnae and Getae in the first half of the 2nd century BCE. (This paper is revised аnd updated English version of the work in Russian SYMONENKO 2016.)
Institute of Archaeology and Art History
Title: LATE SCYTHIAN CULTURE OF THE LOWER DNIEPER: THE ISSUE OF ORIGIN
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The hypothesis of the origin of Lower Dnieper variant of the Late Scythian culture is discussed in the paper.
It is assumed that the Scythian population, who has built the hillforts along the banks of the Lower Dnieper, moved there around mid-2nd century BCE from the Dniester region (the subculture of Tiraspol barrows).
This date is confirmed by the materials of Late Scythian necropolis where there are no burials older than the late 2nd century BCE.
The impetus for the resettlement was the military activity of the Bastarnae and Getae in the first half of the 2nd century BCE.
(This paper is revised аnd updated English version of the work in Russian SYMONENKO 2016.
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