Barry Cunlife - The Scythians

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7, and 8; 7.7 The work uses the results of scientific research, stored in archaeological
funds of the Kuzeev Institute for Ethnological Studies of Ufa Federal Research Centre,
Russian Academy of Sciences; 7.8 The work uses the results of scientific research,
stored in archaeological funds of the Kuzeev Institute for Ethnological Studies of
Ufa Federal Research Centre, Russian Academy of Sciences; 7.9 After L. Yablonsky,
‘Scythians and Saka: ethnic terminology and archaeological reality’ in J. Aruz et al.
(op. cit.), 24–31, fig. 2; 7.10 Author: multiple sources; 7.11 Scientific-restoration laboratory
‘Ostrov Krym’, Almaty. Krym Altynbekov, 1996; 7.12 K. Akišev, Kurgan Issyk
(Moscow, 1978); 7.13 K. Akišev (op. cit.); 7.14 After S. Rudenko (op. cit.), fig. 2; 7.15 ©
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Chapter 8 opener and 8.3: SHM/photo by Vladimir Terebenin; 8.1 Marquand
Library of Art and Archaeology, Princeton University. Photo by John Blazejewski.
From Salomon Reinach, Antiquités du Bosphore Cimmérien (1854) rééditées avec un commentaire
nouveau et un index général des comptes rendus (1892); 8.4 S. Rudenko (op. cit.), fig. 30;
8.5 SHM/photo by Vladimir Terebenin; 8.6a and b S. Rudenko (op. cit.), figs. 32 and
33; 8.7 SHM/photo by Vladimir Terebenin; 8.8 S. Rudenko (op. cit.), figs. 32 and 33; 8.9
SHM/photo by Vladimir Terebenin; 8.10 Yevgeny Paletsky/Wikimedia Commons/
CC-BY-SA-3.0; 8.11a and b SHM/photo by Vladimir Terebenin; 8.12 SHM/photo by
Vladimir Terebenin; 8.13 S. Rudenko (op. cit.), figs 23; 8.14 Tamara Talbot Rice (op.
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photo by Vladimir Terebenin; 9.2 S. Rudenko (op. cit.), fig. 66; 9.3 SHM/photo by
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fig. 87; 9.7 SHM/photo by Vladimir Terebenin; 9.8 Elena Stepanova, ‘Horses’ harnesses
of the Nomads of Altai of the Scythian time’ (based on material from the burial
mounds of the Pazyryk culture) in the catalogue of an exhibition in Kazan, Eurasian
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