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Boisci

Late antique people in Eastern Europe

The Boisci (Ancient Greek: Βοΐσκοι; Latin: Boisci) were a people of Late Antiquity recorded only in connection with the Huns, in the works of the 5th-century

Boisci

Maeotian Swamp

Ancient name for marshes in modern southern Russia

great swamp," conquered the Alpidzuri, Alcildzuri, Itimari, Tuncarsi and Boisci, and eventually subdued the Alans. Wetlands portal James, Edward Boucher

Maeotian Swamp

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Itimari

Late antique people in Eastern Europe

alongside the Boisci. The name Itimari is obscure, but has been interpreted as a Celtic compound, which would make the Itimari and the Boisci the easternmost

Itimari

History of the Huns

Huns also conquered "the Alpidzuri, the Alcildzuri, Itimari, Tuncarsi, and Boisci" in a battle by the Maeotian Swamp. These were potentially Turkic-speaking

History of the Huns

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Taurisci

Ancient Celtic people of the south-eastern Alps

it is found in several names long held to be Celtic, including Aravisci, Boisci, and Scordisci. Besides the Po-plain Taurisci, the same name is applied

Taurisci

Boii

Topics referred to by the same term

in the names of ancient peoples that have been connected with the Boii: Boisci, a people of central Europe named by Ptolemy Boiates, a people of the Gironde

Boii

Teurisci

Ancient people of Dacia

it is found in several names long held to be Celtic, including Aravisci, Boisci, Scordisci and Taurisci. The ethnic character of the Teurisci is debated

Teurisci