Navigator on the History of Ukraine. Antiquity. Oksana Lifantii, Halyna Kachur, Yaroslav Hrytsak

The Navigator, dedicated to antiquity, tells about the peoples who inhabited the territory of modern Ukraine in the Iron Age (in the 1st millennium BC - 5th century AD), about their way of life, traditions, religious beliefs, art and relations with neighbors. The story begins with the first horsemen of the Iron Age - the Cimmerians, touches on the Scythians, Sarmatians and ancient Greek settlers in the Black Sea region, and ends with the Great Migration of Peoples and the fall of the Roman Empire in the 4th-5th centuries AD. On the pages of the book, readers will meet mysterious Taurians and brave Amazons, Scythian philosophers and Greek historians, nameless masters and famous commanders, whose stories will form a large-scale scientifically based view of the Ukrainian version of antiquity.