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Comprehensive Studies of Sarmatian Pendant Mirrors

Crystallography Reports
This study considers the elemental composition and manufacturing technology of mirrors of the so-called Sarmatian type. The examined mirrors are fortuitous discoveries originating from the territory of the Kerch Peninsula. All three objects are pendant mirrors with radial-beam ornamentation, which appeared at the turn of the 1st and 2nd centuries AD ...
A. V. Antipenko, T. N. Smekalova, A. V. Kulikov, S. K. Fridrichson, A. Yu. Loboda, P. V. Guryeva, E. S. Kovalenko, E. Yu. Tereschenko, E. B. Yatsishina   +8 more
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A Sarmatian Royal Burial at Novocherkassk

Antiquity, 1963
There is a large cemetery of barrows near the town of Novocherkassk, and one of the barrows, locally known as Khokhlach, was partly excavated about a hundred years ago. The finds from this Khokhlach excavation are generally known as ‘the Novocherkassk hoard’.
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The Sarmatians.

Man, 1972
M. Branch, T. Sulimirski
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The Sarmatians

The American Historical Review, 1971
Bernard S. Bachrach, T. Sulimirskin
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Sarmatian

2021
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Albanians and Sarmatians:

2021
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The Scythians and Sarmatians

1990
A. I. Melyukova, Crookenden Julia
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Sarmatian, adj. & n.

2023
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Correction: The Sarmatians.

Slavic Review, 1973
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Late Sarmatian Bridle Set from Moldova

Communicationes Archaeologicae Hungariae, 1993
S. M. Agulnikov, A. V. Simonenko
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