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Русский:
Карта расселения славян и их соседей в кон. 9 -- нач. 10 вв. в Восточной Европе. Показана граница Киевской Руси на нач. 10 в. Основана на археологических картах и описаниях, в частности взятых из работ В.В.Седова (в основном данные по славянам) и тома "Финно-угры и балты в эпоху средневековья" (М.: 1987) из серии Археология СССР (в основном данные по балтам и финно-уграм).
English:
Ethnic groups of East Europe in late 9 -- early 10 cc.
Deutsch:
Ethnische Gruppen in Osteuropa im späten 9. bis frühen 10. Jahrhundert
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| Author | Koryakov Yuri |
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The Byzantine presence in the Crimea and the Volokhs are erased, although they are mentioned in the
Chronicle of the ancient times
of the monk Nestor. This map supports an Austro-Hungarian theory of the 19th century, diffused by Eduard Rössler, according to which the Eastern Romance languages almost disappeared for a thousand years before reappearing suddenly and massively in the 13th century. There is no reason to take here this side rather than another, and even less to consider only this one as academic to the exclusion of others.
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