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Beyond the Smoke: Surprising Facts About Cannabis You Didn’t Know
The Mercury News 27 Mar 2025
Ancient Rituals and Ceremonial Uses ... Science News ... The Scythians, a nomadic group from Central Asia, are believed to have used cannabis during funeral rituals to induce trance-like states, facilitating communication with the spiritual realm ... AARP ... .
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What Race(s) Are Ukrainians? — from Tall Timbers to the Pontic Steppe, by Thomas Zaja
The Unz Review 21 Mar 2025
... Celts, Germanics and Scythians ... Regarding the other great racial contingent in Eastern Europe throughout antiquity, the Scythians, these were largely nomadic nations who spoke Iranic languages.
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The History of the Ancient Greek Colonies in the Black Sea
Greek Reporter 16 Mar 2025
An AI vision of the bustling life in an ancient Greek colony on the Black Sea. Credit ... There, Greeks and local Scythians exchanged goods such as grain, fish, and furs for pottery, wine, and olive oil that came from the Greek mainland and its islands.
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Did the Legendary Atlanteans Migrate to Europe After Atlantis Sank?
Greek Reporter 11 Mar 2025
Map of Atlantis in the Atlantic Ocean, Athanasius Kircher, 1664. Credit. Wikimedia Commons, public domain ... The connection between Atlantis and Hyperborea ... He places it northeast of the Black Sea, beyond the land of the Scythians ... ....
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Parthian Battery: The Ancient Mystery of the 2,000-Year-Old Energy Source
Greek Reporter 09 Mar 2025
Credit ... Baghdad Battery ... 250–c ... The Parthians, however, suffered by continuous nomad attacks on their northeastern borders as well as attacks by the Scythians. Mithridates II the Great, however, defeated the Scythians and restored the power of Parthia.
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‘We’re here to stop Russia taking the Black Sea’: with the Ukrainian Navy as they battle for supremacy on the waves
The Observer 09 Mar 2025
Captain Oleksandr put his hand on the throttle and nudged it forward ... View image in fullscreen ... In fact, it was previously home to Greeks, Scythians and for four centuries the Ottomans, until the late 18th century, when Catherine the Great seized it ... .
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Warrior Women: Female Military Units Throughout History
Greek Reporter 08 Mar 2025
Even more finds of a similar nature have been unearthed belonging to the closely-related Scythian and Sarmatian cultures. The Scythians dominated the Pontic Steppe from the 7th century BC until the 3rd century BC.
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