Neapolis Scythica

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Neapolis Scythica was an ancient city that served as the political and cultural center of the Late Scythian civilization in the northern Black Sea region.

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Neapolis Scythica canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
former populated place
archaeologicalExcavation 19th century excavations
20th century excavations
21st century excavations
capitalOf Late Scythian kingdom NERFINISHED
country Ukraine
culture Late Scythian
Scythian
destroyedIn 3rd century CE
floruit 1st century BCE
1st century CE
2nd century BCE
2nd century CE
3rd century BCE
function cultural center of the Late Scythians
political center of the Late Scythians
hasEvidenceOf Greek trade contacts
Roman trade contacts
local steppe traditions
hasFortification city walls
towers
hasPart acropolis
necropolis
public buildings
residential quarters
sanctuaries
heritageStatus protected archaeological monument
knownFor Hellenistic architectural influences
mixed Scythian-Greek material culture
royal Scythian tombs
stone funerary stelae
languageEvidence Greek inscriptions
Scythian anthroponyms
locatedIn Crimean Peninsula NERFINISHED
Taurica NERFINISHED
northern Black Sea region
namedAfter Neapolis (Greek for “new city”) NERFINISHED
near modern city of Simferopol
partOf Late Scythian civilization NERFINISHED
region Crimea NERFINISHED
religionEvidence Greco-Scythian syncretic cults
Scythian religious practices
timePeriod Hellenistic period NERFINISHED
Roman period

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Late Scythian kingdom hasCapital Neapolis Scythica
Late Scythian kingdom hasArchaeologicalSite Neapolis Scythica