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September 5, 2025Ukraine Cultural Heritage National Identity Statehood

New Treasures of Scythian Jewelry From the Nadbuzhanshchyna Region

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YKYanush KOVALSKYI-BILOKRYLYIVKVitalii KONOPLIA

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Overview

Recent findings reveal unique Scythian artifacts in the Nadbuzhanshchyna region, suggesting significant cultural connections.

Key Points

  • The newly discovered Zubkiv treasures date back to the 7th–4th centuries BCE, primarily leaning towards the 5th–4th centuries BCE.
  • Archaeological findings include bronze nail-shaped ornaments, ankle bracelets, and Phoenician beads, indicating trade connections.
  • Unique artifacts were discovered near the Bilyi Stik River, enhancing the understanding of Scythian culture in Western Ukraine.
  • Typological classifications link these items to both local Scythian and Lusatian cultures, reflecting their widespread influence.

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KOVALSKYI-BILOKRYLYI et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb49c46d6d5674bccffa15https://doi.org/10.33402/ukr.2025-41-64-85
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