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Fenni

The Fenni were an ancient people of northeastern Europe, first described by Publius Cornelius Tacitus in Germania in 98 CE.

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Ethno-linguistic affiliation

GermanicSarmatianBalto-SlavicFinno-UgricAestii
14 related topics

Ancient accounts

Tacitus'VenediPtolemyGeographiaScandinavia
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Material culture

Vladimir Orel
1 related topics

Modern

ISBNJSTOR
2 related topics

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Ancient accounts

Ethno-linguistic affiliation

Material culture

Modern

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Fenni

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples98
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1

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Fenni

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related to Ancient accounts · 32
Fenni → CE, East, Fenni/Finni, Finnaithae, Finni, Finns, Finnveden, Geographia, Getica, He, In, It, Jordanes, Peucini, Phinnoi, Ptolemy, Ptolemy's, Ptolemy's Phinnoi, Scandia, Scandinavia
related to Ethno-linguistic affiliation · 30
Fenni → Aestii, Against, Baltic Sea, Balto-Slavic, BCE, Bronze Age, CE, Europe, Fennoscandia, Finnic Estonians, Finnish, Finno-Ugric, Finns, Germanic, However, Indo-European, It, Juha Pentikäinen, Nevertheless, Paleo-European
related to Modern · 27
Fenni → Anderson, August, Eino Jutikkala, Ethnicity, Finland, History, Ian, ISBN, JSTOR, Kauko The, Nordic, Olsen, Paul Sjoblom, Pirinen, Ptolemy's Phinnoi, Roberto, Samenes Historie, Silje Bergum, Sven, Tacitus' Fenni
related to Material culture · 8
Fenni → But, Germanic, Proto-Celtic, Proto-Finns, Sámi, Tacitus, This, Vladimir Orel
is a · 1
Fenni → meaningless label

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tacitus' tacitus ce phinnoi people sámi germania northern may needed description ptolemy's also ancient ca two different southern europe scandinavia

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Fenniis ameaningless label0.90text
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsThe Fenni0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsTacitus' Germania0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsThe Venedi0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsPeucini0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsThe Greco-Roman0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsPtolemy0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsGeographia0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsCE0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsPhinnoi0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsHe0.60section
Fennirelated to Ancient accountsScandia0.60section

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