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- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 date "1977".
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 displayAuthors "etal".
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 first1 "Dorothy".
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 isCitedBy Early_Slavs.
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 isCitedBy History_of_Proto-Slavic.
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 isCitedBy Iranian_peoples.
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 isCitedBy Sarmatians.
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 isCitedBy Scythians.
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 page "3".
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 publisher "Stanford University Press".
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 quote "" Ancient accounts link the Amazons with the Scythians and the Sarmatians, who successively dominated the south of Russia for a millennium extending back to the seventh century B.C. The descendants of these peoples were absorbed by the Slavs who came to be known as Russians."".
- 5f226d7121892be8e2382f31b850761bde1e8e2f720ef298a7f626c8fba5dd74 title "Women in Russia".