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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PLATES I. Clay figurines of Scythians from Cappadocia, 4th to 3rd cent. B.C. I, 2, 4. Ashmolean Museum. 3. Louvre. IL Bronze pole-tops from Cappadocia. British Museum and Louvre. IIL Two engraved silver vases from Maikop. Third millennium B.C. Hermitage, Petrograd. IV. I. Gold diadem. 2-4. Massive gold and silver figures of bulls. 5-7. Gold plaques sewn on cloth. From Maikop. Third millennium B.C. Hermitage, Petrograd. V. I, 2, 4. Axe, arrow-heads, belt-clasp (all bronze) from a Taman grave. 7th cent. B.C. Hermitage, Petrograd. 3. Bronze pole- top from Cappadocia. British Museum. 5. Bronze statuette of a horseman from the Kuban. Hermitage, Petrograd. VL Engraved and gilt silver mirror. From Kelermes, Kuban. 6th cent. B.C. Hermitage, Petrograd. VH. Two gold cups from Kelermes, Kuban. 6th cent. B.C. Hermitage, Petrograd. VHL I, 2. Iron axe and iron sword with wooden scabbard, all covered with gold. From Kelermes, Kuban. Hermitage, Petrograd. 3. Iron dagger and scabbard, covered with gold. Shumeyko's Farm , near Romny . Kiev , Archaeological Museum . 6th cent .B.C. IX. I. Gold pectoral of a scale-corslet. 6th cent. B.C. From Kelermes, Kuban. Hermitage, Petrograd. 2. Gold ornaments inlaid with amber. 6th cent. B.C. From Kelermes, Kuban. Hermitage, Petrograd. X. Bronze pole-tops and a bronze bell. From the Kuban. 6th to 5th cent. B.C. Hermitage, Petrograd. XL A. Bronze ceremonial axe from Bactria. B. Bronze ceremonial axe from Hamadan, Persia. C. Bronze axe from Van, Armenia. D, E, Two bronze axes from Persia. British Museum.
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SCYTHIANS IN SOUTH RUSSIA 39 from t
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4 PLATE V
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42 THE CIMMERIANS AND THE to the Sc
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44 THE CIMMERIANS AND THE pottery o
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The Tumulus of Kostromskaya SECTION
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48 '-Aj^ SCALE OF METRES 113 4 THE
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SCYTHIANS IN SOUTH RUSSIA 49 monial
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PLATE VII U.J) I mjury i.; . TWO GO
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52 THE CIMMERIANS AND THE hand, in
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SCYTHIANS IN SOUTH RUSSIA 53 made i
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PLATE IX I. GOLD PECTORAL OF A SCAL
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56 THE CIMMERIANS AND THE studded t
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SCYTHIANS IN SOUTH RUSSIA 57 Thus c
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PLATE XI A. BRONZE CEREMONIAL AXE F
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6o CIMMERIANS AND SCYTHIANS I canno
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62 THEGREEKSONTHE barbarians but fa
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SHORES OF THE BLACK SEA 63 Trebizon
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PLATE XIII GOLD ORNAMENTS OF WOODEN
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66 THEGREEKSONTHE of Greek colonies
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SHORES OF THE BLACK SEA 67 establis
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SHORES OF THE BLACK SEA 69 Theodosi
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PLATE XV ;|^^r
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72 THEGREEKSONTHE of elders, no bou
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74 THE GREEKS ON THE especially of
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SHORES OF THE BLACK SEA 75 furnitur
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SHORES OF THE BLACK SEA 77 barbaria
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PLATE XVII I. PAINTED CLAY VASE FRO
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8o THEGREEKSONTHE the Bosphoran typ
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SHORES OF THE BLACK SEA 8i owing to
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V THE SCYTHIANS AT THE END OF THE F
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FOURTH AND THIRD CENTURIES B.C. 85
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lOO THE SCYTHIANS The tomb furnitur
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102 THE SCYTHIANS chain of gold tub
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PLATE XXI I. 'GORYTOS' (bow and arr
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io6 THE SCYTHIANS IN THE Poroina rh
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3- 4-6. PLATE XXIII GOLD PLAQUE OF
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112 THE SCYTHIANS It is very diffic
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114 THE SARMATIANS sometimes exaspe
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ii6 THE SARMATIANS stage in the war
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ii8 THE SARMATIANS Domitian, Trajan
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I20 THESARMATIANS literary document
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THESARMATIANS 121 peoples : which s
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THESARMATIANS 123 In characterizing
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THE SARMATIANS 125 which they revea
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THE SARMATIANS 127 No Greek or Roma
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PLATE XXV I. SILVER-GILT BELT WITH
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130 THESARMATIANS Here also we noti
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132 THE SARMATIANS are frequently f
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134 THESARMATIANS are filled with c
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136 THE SARMATIANS From the same re
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THE SARMATIANS ^37 I should like to
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PLATE XXVII 3 4 1,2. SILVER-GILT PH
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140 THESARMATIANS Finds like those
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142 THESARMATIANS taste for polychr
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144 THESARMATIANS of Elizavetovskay
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146 THESARMATIANS perhaps to be ass
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' 148 GREEK CITIES OF SOUTH RUSSIA
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I50 GREEK CITIES OF SOUTH RUSSIA Gr
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152 GREEK CITIES OF SOUTH RUSSIA Th
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154 GREEK CITIES OF SOUTH RUSSIA fo
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156 GREEK CITIES OF SOUTH RUSSIA wa
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158 GREEK CITIES OF SOUTH RUSSIA ki
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i6o GREEK CITIES OF SOUTH RUSSIA Th
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INTHEROMANPERIOD i6i season, he goe
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i64 GREEK CITIES OF SOUTH RUSSIA da
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i66 GREEK CITIES OF SOUTH RUSSIA ba
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INTHEROMANPERIOD 167 I said above t
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INTHEROMANPERIOD 169 walls, present
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INTHEROMANPERIOD 171 gold plaques s
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INTHEROMANPERIOD 173 polychrome orn
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INTHEROMANPERIOD 175 sceptre (pi. I
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INTHEROMANPERIOD 177 Kerch tombs to
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INTHEROMAN PERIOD 179 I have mentio
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VIII THE POLYCHROME STYLE AND THE A
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 183 certain object
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 185 The introducti
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 187 The new find a
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 189 conclude my st
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 191 Vandal, the Sp
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 193 observed every
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 195 is decorated w
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 197 They are at pr
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THEANIMALSTYLE 199 or fantastic, ar
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 201 and peculiar d
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I . CHINESE PLATE X X X I ]J R O N
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204 THE POLYCHROME STYLE AND when w
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206 THE POLYCHROME STYLE AND vases
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 207 work of Salin
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THE ANIMAL STYLE 209 the advance of
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RUSSIAN STATE ON THE DNIEPER 211 fo
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ONTHEDNIEPER 213 product of the liv
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ONTHEDNIEPER 215 coins in South Rus
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ON THE DNIEPER 217 later, preferred
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ONTHEDNIEPER 219 knowledge reaches,
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ONTHEDNIEPER 221 or Cumans. The for
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VOLHYNIA ZHITOMIR? o c) 2C iio 6b S
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224 BIBLIOGRAPHY 3. Minns, 1.1., p.
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226 BIBLIOGRAPHY G. Hiising, Volker
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228 . BIBLIOGRAPHY Farmakovski, M.A
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230 BIBLIOGRAPHY (b) Darius and the
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232 BIBLIOGRAPHY 4. The kingdom of
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234 BIBLIOGRAPHY On the type of fib
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236 BIBLIOGRAPHY 3. The treasure of
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238 BIBLIOGRAPHY Chicago, 1914 ; Si
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240 199-201, 207 ; motives, 40, 198
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242 INDEX Boars, wild, representati
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244 Constantinople, 136, 210, 213,
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246 INDEX Euxine, 33, 36, 68. Eyes,
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248 Guards, v. Swords. Gundestrup,
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250 Koehne, B., 6. Komosarye, name,
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252 MiillenhofF, K., 60. Miinsterbe
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254 Polychromy, 52, 124, 125, 128,
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256 INDEX Sennacherib, 35. Serbia,
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258 Thrace, animal style, 89 ; Cimm
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26o INDEX Yanchekrak, find, 136, 13
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