Books on the Scythian
The Proto Indo-Europeans
Sakas in India (1955)
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Scythian Mythology (1993)
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Scythian Period (1949) by Lohuizen De Leaeuw
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Scythian Art (1986)
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Scythians & Greeks (1913)
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The Language of the Yüe-chi or Indo-Scythians (1917)
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Chronicles of Eri: Being the History of the Gaal Sciot Iber or The Irish people; translated from the original manuscripts in the Phoenician dialect of the Scythian Language, v01 (1822)
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Chronicles of Eri: Being the History of the Gaal Sciot Iber or The Irish people; translated from the original manuscripts in the Phoenician dialect of the Scythian Language, v02 (1822)
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Egypt and Scythia described by Herodotus, v04 (1886)
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The Archer & The Steppe or The Empires of Scythia (1860)
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