Comb with Scythians in battle.
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SCYTHIAN Anonymous (active c. 7th c BCE - 2nd c BCE): From the entrance burial of the Solokha Barrow. Done by Greek artisans for Scythian patrons or by Scythians copying Greek Style. They figures are dressed half Scythian and half Greek: both with Scythian breaches and Greek helmets.
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