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Ateas

Scythian ruler
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  • Scythian gold belt buckle
    Scythian

    In 339 the ruler Ateas was killed at age 90 while fighting Philip II of Macedonia. The community was eventually destroyed in the 2nd century bce, Palakus being the last sovereign whose name is preserved in history.

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    In 339 the ruler Ateas was killed at age 90 while fighting Philip II of Macedonia. The community was eventually destroyed in the 2nd century bce, Palakus being the last sovereign whose name is preserved in history.

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  • Central Asia in the Middle Ages
    history of Central Asia
    / Early western peoples

    …the Scythian kingdom ruled by Ateas, who lost his life in a battle against Philip II of Macedon in 339 bce.

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    …the Scythian kingdom ruled by Ateas, who lost his life in a battle against Philip II of Macedon in 339 bce.

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