Sea of Azov
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Ancient Greek Gorgippia / Αναπα: Bronze weight with the initials ΔΗ, 1st-3rd c. AD LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Carp, the wholesale ecological destruction of the Volga basin (1,300,000 sq. km.) has already had tragic repercussions for the fish stocks LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Chariot race: iIvory from a Scythian barrow (late 4th c. BC) LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Gold comb from a Scythian grave in the Ukraine, 4th c. BC: the front side LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Gold signet ring with intaglio seal stone of the 5th BC LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Gold signet ring with intaglio seal stone of the 5th c. BC: The flight of the heron LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Head of a kouros (6th c. BC) LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Ice in the river LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

In an ancient Greek village on the Azov’s shore: Granary-pit (4th c. BC) LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Kerch: Demeter, the goddess of agriculture; wall-painting from the Hellenistic period, 1st c. BC LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Priestess' gold crown (detail), 4th c. BC LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Scythian horse breeders (late 5th c. BC.) LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

Sturgeon in the nets of Volga fishermen LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

The goddess Aphrodite, 4th c. BC LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

The goddess Aphrodite, Attic work of the late 5th c. BC LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

The snake woman, the Great Goddess of the Scythians (4th c. BC) LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

'Tryphon, son of Andromenos erected this.' Tanaïs / modern Rostov, 2nd c. AD LINKED WITH: Sea of Azov

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