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horse burials, Arzhan 1 95–8

horse gear 90, 90

Saragash phase 196–7

shamanistic belief system 93,

93

weapons of war 89–90, 89, 91,

102

Taliándörögd dragon pairs,

Hungary 163, 164

Tanais 126, 127–8, 127, 325

Tápiószentmárton recumbent gold

stag, Hungary 150, 153

Targitaos (Hercules) 266, 267, 268,

269

tattooing, body 207–9, 208, 209,

265

Taxcais, Scythian king 256, 358

Thagimasadas (Poseidon) 268

Thales, philosopher 44

Thatis River, Battle of, Bosporan

Kingdom 258

Thrace 106, 150, 256

Thraco-Kimmerian culture 107

Thucydides 45

tiger, Frolov collection 9

Tillya Tepe cemetery, Afghanistan

315

Dragon Master pendant 316

tin mining, Zeravshan, Uzbekistan

73

Tobolsk, gold belt buckle 5

Tolstaya mogila, Ordžonikidze,

Ukraine 21, 139–40

arrangement of burials 141,

302–3, 303, 304

feasting 306

gold pectoral 222, 223, 286,

286, 348, 349

Tomis, Greek colony 38, 57–8

Tomsk, Siberia 3

Tomyris, Sakā queen 41, 219, 255,

262

Tradescant, John 1

Trajan, emperor 321

index

Trajan’s column, Rome 321

Trakhtemirov settlement, Ukraine

129, 130, 132–3

Trapezus, Greek colony 30, 37

tree of life (ficus mundi) motif 276,

282, 283, 289, 348

Trekbratniy kurgan relief 279, 281

trilobite arrowheads 106–7, 157

Triphon funerary monument,

Tanais 324

Tsagaan Salaa petroglyph,

Mongolia 284, 284

Tsimbalka kurgan, gold bridle

decoration 276

Tuekata kurgan 1, Central Asia

165–7, 167

Tyras, Greek trading post 124

Ural Mountains 64

Urartu Kingdom 31, 32, 32–3, 114,

115, 115, 116

Uyuk hollow, Tuva region, climate

changes 86–7, 87, 88,

95–103

Valens, emperor 325

Valerius Flaccus 266

Vandals 325, 326

Vekerzug culture, Carpathian Basin

152, 152–6, 154, 157

Vergina great mound, Macedonia

143

Vesebusky, N. J. 344

Veseloksky, N. I. 338, 340

Visigoths 325

Wandsworth bronze shield boss,

London 165, 166

warfare and weapons, Scythian

229–63

battleaxes and maces 244–5,

245

beheading enemies 260–1, 261

body armour 248, 248

bows and arrows 238–42, 239,

240, 241

bridles 235–7, 236, 237, 238

celebrating victory 260–3

climate change and stress of

over-population 230

evidence from the graves 251–3

gelding of horses preference 231

gorytoi (quivers) 241–2, 241,

242, 243, 254, 255, 344–5,

344

helmets 249–51, 249

horses and horse gear 231–7

images of conflict 253–5

learning form the Greeks and

Persians 230–1

poisoned arrows 241

raiding 230

saddles and saddle cloths 232–7,

234, 235, 238

Scythian cavalry in Persian

service 259–60

in the service of others 258–60

shields 247–8, 247

spears and lances 243–4, 243

strategy and tactics 255–8

swords and daggers 115, 115,

244, 244

warrior hordes and migrations

230

whips 246

William of Rubruck 327

winged goddess gold plaque,

Ukraine 277

Witaszkowo gold fish, Poland

157–8, 158

Witsen, Nicolaas 3–5

Witsen Siberian antiquities 4

women:

Sauromatae women warriors

219

skin cleaning 210–11

status in Scythian society

140–1, 194, 219

399

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