Ancient Mesopotamia, Near East and Greater Iran
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Table of Contents-Cuprins:
The Battle for Scythia, the Conquest of Thrace
Conflictul dintre Geti si Darius, 514 i.e.n. (Romanian only)
Saka, Scythians of the Black Sea and Danube
Darius I Inscription from Gherla, Romania
Skudra, an Achemenid Empire Satrapy in Europe (510-479 BC)
The Bridges of Darius and Xerxes and their Engineers
Darius and the Getai
Cyrus Killed in Battle by Queen Tomyris of the MassagetaiJordanes about Cyrus, Darius, Xerxes, Philip Macedon and Sitalces
The Achemenids and their history, Taxilla
Decebalus contacts with Pacorus from the Parthian Arsacid Dynasty
- Tragedy in Colectiv
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- Prehistory
- Asian Oldest Cultures
- The Black Sea Flood
- The European Cradle
- The Danubian Culture
- Indo-European Languages
- Hyperboreans
- Migration Route W - E
- Pelasgians
- Pelasgians
- Arimi, Ramati, Ramani
- Marija Gimbutas Kurgan
- From Danube to Asia
- Daheans, Margiana
- Tocharian Daxia
- Dachean, Kushan
- Sesostris to the Ister
- Thracians in Troy
- Thracian Garb- Pottery
- Cimmerians
- Thracians and the Getai
- Getae, What's in a Name?
- Darius I in Thracia
- Agathyrsi, North Getians
- Dacians-Dahae
- Geto Dacian Religion
- Dacian, Dachae, Coins
- Macedon, Getae,
- Macedon, Getae, Dacheans
- Geto-Dacians and the Celts
- Getai Gold&Silver Armor
- Getian and Dacian Kings
- Geto-Dacian Tribes
- Burebista
- Dacian Society
- Dacian Language
- Dacian Architecture
- Geti at the Lower Ister1
- Geti at the Lower Ister2
- Dacian Lead Tablets
- Romans South of Danube
- Decebalu and Trajan
- Roman Conquest
- Trajan's Bridge
- Sarmatians Dacian Allies
- Dacian Gold Bracelets
- For the Dacian Gold
- Save Rosia Montana RPER
- Muntele de Aur
- Trajan Forum and Column
- Free Geto-Dacians
- Roman Dacia
- Dacia's Roman Roads
- Roman Urbanism in Dacia
- Dacian-Roman Soldiers
- South of Danube Dacias
- Post Aurelian Dacia
- Christianity
- Early Church
- Dacian-Roman Emperors
- Dacians in Denmark
- Geto-Dacia and the Goths
- From Geto-Daci to Vlachs
- Vlachs Kingdoms N Danube
- How Many Wallachias?
- Vlachs in Modern Serbia
- Vlachs Outside Romania 1
- Aethicus Ister
- Rome Byzantium Romania
- Vlachs and Byzantium
- Vlach Byzantine Emperors
- Migration Period
- The Huns in Europe
- Vlachs & the Huns
- Early Slavs in Europe
- Vlachs & Sclavini
- Vlachs, Gepids & Avars
- Vlachs and the Bulgars
- Great Moravia and Vlachs
- 1Bulgarian-Vlach Empire
- Vlachs before the Magyar
- Magyars in Europe
- Vlachs, Pechenegs,Cumans
- Transylvania Foundation
- Duchy of Gaeta, Italy
- 2Bulgarian-Vlach Empire
- In Memoriam V. Dragut
- Vlach Transylvania
- Vlach Transylvania 2
- Magyar Transylvania
- 1241 Mongol Invasion
- Hungarian View of Vlachs
- Transylvanian Saxons
- Transylvanian Szekely
- Romanian States IX-XIII
- Terra Maramures
- Foundation of Valachia
- Foundation of Dobrudja
- Monuments from Dobrogea
- Foundation of Moldavia
- Eastern Moldavia
- Jews in Romania
- Monument Conservation
- Gypsies-Rromi
- Dracula
- 1917 Thesaurus in Russia
- HungaryRomanian Minority
- Romanian Treasures
- Romanian Americans
- Modern Romanians Y-DNA
- Romanian websites
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Table of Contents-Cuprins:
The Battle for Scythia, the Conquest of Thrace
Conflictul dintre Geti si Darius, 514 i.e.n. (Romanian only)
Saka, Scythians of the Black Sea and Danube
Darius I Inscription from Gherla, Romania
Skudra, an Achemenid Empire Satrapy in Europe (510-479 BC)
The Bridges of Darius and Xerxes and their Engineers
Darius and the Getai
Cyrus Killed in Battle by Queen Tomyris of the MassagetaiJordanes about Cyrus, Darius, Xerxes, Philip Macedon and Sitalces
The Achemenids and their history, Taxilla
Decebalus contacts with Pacorus from the Parthian Arsacid Dynasty
