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Description Extent of the Scythian kingdom in Western Asia and Europe
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current23:25, 25 April 20231,554 × 948 (2.02 MB)AntiquistikAccidentally uploaded wrong file
17:43, 23 April 20231,554 × 948 (1.98 MB)AntiquistikNo data for presence in Wallachia and to south of the Danube at this period
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