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King’s Mound

archaeological site, Kerch, Ukraine
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  • Kerch, Ukraine
    Kerch

    …and burial mounds, notably the King’s Mound. Later a part of the Roman Empire, Panticapaeum suffered severely from barbarian invasions and was devastated by the Huns in 375 ce. After a checkered history, it was ceded by the Mongols to the Genoese in 1318. It was then known as Korchev…

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    …and burial mounds, notably the King’s Mound. Later a part of the Roman Empire, Panticapaeum suffered severely from barbarian invasions and was devastated by the Huns in 375 ce. After a checkered history, it was ceded by the Mongols to the Genoese in 1318. It was then known as Korchev…

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