Siraces

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The Siraces were an ancient Sarmatian tribe that inhabited parts of the North Caucasus and the northeastern Black Sea region, known from classical sources for their interactions with Greek colonies and neighboring nomadic peoples.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sarmatian tribe
ancient tribe
armor scale armor
burialCustoms kurgan burials
continent Asia
Europe
culturalSphere Iranian cultural sphere
economicActivity horse breeding
pastoralism
trade with Greek cities
ethnicity Sarmatians NERFINISHED
floruit 1st century BCE
1st century CE
2nd century BCE
3rd century BCE
4th century BCE
geopoliticalRole intermediaries between steppe nomads and Greek cities
governedBy kings
historicalStatus extinct ethnic group
horseEquipment bridles
saddles
interactedWith Greek colonies on the Black Sea
knownFrom Greek sources
Roman sources
languageFamily Iranian languages
lifestyle nomadic
semi-nomadic
militaryRole cavalry
modernScholarshipClass North Caucasian Sarmatians NERFINISHED
neighboringPeople Aorsi NERFINISHED
Greek colonists
Maeotians NERFINISHED
Roxolani NERFINISHED
Scythians NERFINISHED
partOf Sarmatia NERFINISHED
Sarmatian tribal confederations
politicalOrganization tribal monarchy
region North Caucasus NERFINISHED
northeastern Black Sea region
religion polytheism
socialClass warrior aristocracy
sourceType archaeological evidence
classical literary evidence
timePeriod Classical antiquity NERFINISHED
weaponry bows
spears
swords

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