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Bastarnae

The Bastarnae, Bastarni or Basternae, also known as the Peuci or Peucini, were an ancient people who are known from Greek and Roman records to have inhabited areas north and east of the Carpathian Mountains between about 300 BC and about 300 AD, stretching in an arc from the sources of the Vistula in present-day Poland and Slovakia, to the Lower Danube…

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related to Later Roman empire (305 onwards) · 36
Bastarnae → Adrianople, Aetius, Although Ammianus, Ammianus Marcellinus, Attila, Attila's, Battle, Burgundians, Chalons, Châlons, East Germanic, Emperor Valens, Franks, Gallic, Gaul, Gothic, Gothic-led, Goths, However, Hunnic
related to Germanic · 25
Bastarnae → AD, BC, Black Sea, Danube, Dnieper, Don, East Germanic Vandili, Elder, Germanic, Hermiones, In, Inguaeones, Istuaeones, On, Peucini, Pliny, Roxolani, Sarmatians, Strabo, Tacitus
related to Celtic · 21
Bastarnae → AD, BC, BCE, Celtic, Dardanians, Galatian, He, Illyrians, Livy, Macedon, Macedonian, On, Pannonia, Perseus, Polybius, Romans, Rome, Scordisci, Strabo, The Scordisci
related to Location · 20
Bastarnae → AD, Black Sea, Borysthenes, Celtic, Danube, Dnieper, Galatian, Germanic, Germanic Peoples, However, Iazyges, In, Ister, Lower Danube, Rhine, River Borysthenes, Roxolani, Strabo, The, Tyregetans
related to Ethno-linguistic affiliation · 18
Bastarnae → AD, Basternae, Batty, Celtic, Germanic, Germanic/Sarmatian, However, Iron Age Pontic-Danubian, One, Proto-Slavic, Sarmatian, Scholars, Scythian/Germanic, Shchukin, Tacitus, That, The, The Bastarnae
related to Material culture · 15
Bastarnae → According, Celts, Dacians, German, Germans, If, In, It, Malcolm Todd, Nomadic, Sarmatians, Scythians, Tacitus, These, Thracians
related to Scytho-Sarmatian · 14
Bastarnae → AD, Atmoni, Dio Cassius, Dnieper, Don, Greek, In, Peucini, Roxolani, Sarmatian, Scythian, Scythians, Sidoni, Strabo
related to Etymology · 11
Bastarnae → Carpathian, Dacians, Germanic, Greco-Romans, In, It, One, Proto-Indo-European, Romans, Sarmatians, The
is a · 1
Bastarnae → Poieneşti-Lucașeuca culture.From the first records which mention them

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roman ad danube bc region peoples tribes century also celtic germanic first empire sarmatians dacians rome moesia people lower later

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Bastarnaeis aPoieneşti-Lucașeuca culture.From the first records which mention them0.90text
Zosimus also routinely refers to the Gothsinstance ofwhile classical authors0.80text
who were undoubtedly Germanic-speakersinstance ofwhile classical authors0.80text
asinstance ofwhile classical authors0.80text
spiral braceletsinstance ofor were placed in a large pit and surrounded by food and ornaments0.80text
Middle to Late La Tène-type fibulaeinstance ofor were placed in a large pit and surrounded by food and ornaments0.80text
the Daciansinstance ofso probably did other peoples of the region0.80text
proto-Slavsinstance ofso probably did other peoples of the region0.80text
Carpiinstance ofso probably did other peoples of the region0.80text
possibly the Bastarnaeinstance ofso probably did other peoples of the region0.80text
the Taifaliinstance ofof the Goths and accompanying Germanic tribes0.80text
the Hasdingiinstance ofof the Goths and accompanying Germanic tribes0.80text

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