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Swords and Daggers of the Scythian Forest-Steppe
Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Abstract
Introduction
1. Historiography and source base
1.1 Source base
1.1.1 Written sources
1.1.2 Antique art traditions
1.1.3 Scythian anthropomorphic sculpture
1.1.4 Anthropological sources
1.1.5 Archaeological sources
1.2 Historiography of research into the Scythian bladed weapon
1.2.1 Initial period
1.2.2 Advanced period
1.2.2.1 The origin of the Scythian bladed weapon
1.2.2.2 Examining the production of swords and daggers
1.2.2.3 Outlining of the functional groups
1.2.2.4 Experience in the systematisation
1.2.2.5 Studying the dissemination of bladed weapons
1.2.2.6 Examining the decoration of the swords and daggers
1.2.2.7 The bladed weapon in ethnic and social research
1.2.2.8 Recent comprehensive works
2. Systematisation of the Scythian bladed weapons from the Forest-Steppe
2.1 General considerations
2.1.1 Terminological questions
2.1.2 Functional groups
2.2 Typology
2.2.1 Common grounds for typological research
2.2.2 Typology of single-bladed swords and daggers
2.2.3 Typology of double-edged swords and daggers
2.2.4 Equipment and accessories
3 Chronology of the Scythian bladed weapon
3.1. Common grounds for chronological research
3.2. The chronology of the Early-period bladed weapon
3.3. The Chronology of the Middle-period bladed weapon
3.4. Chronology of the Late-period bladed weapon
3.5 General development of the Scythian bladed weapon in the Forest-Steppe
4. Spatial analysis
4.1 Common grounds for the spatial analysis
4.2 Mapping of the burial finds
4.3 Mapping of those finds without archaeological context
4.4 Mapping of the settlement finds
4.5 General patterns of the spreading of Scythian bladed weapon in the Forest-Steppe.
5. Warrior burials with swords and daggers
5.1 Common grounds for social stratification
5.2 First social group (common warriors)
5.3 Second social group (professional warriors)
5.4 Third social group (elite warriors)
5.5 Fourth social group (war aristocracy)
5.6 Main features of the social and cultural patterns
5.6.1 Age and sex characteristics
5.6.2 The bladed weapon as a source in Scythian history
Conclusions
Bibliography
List of abbreviations
Appendix 1. Catalogue of Scythian-time bladed weapons from the East-European Forest-Steppe.
Appendix 2. Measurements of examined blade weaponry
Appendix 3. Short description of examined graves with blade weapons