Xatis Scythae (Chatae Scythae)
From Tabula Peutingeriana – Place of the Day · 0:20
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Xatis Scythae names a Scythian people, placed on the map in the vast lands of Asia beyond the Sea of Azov. They are usually matched with a Scythian tribe listed by the geographer Ptolemy, who set them already within Serica, the distant land of silk, beyond the Imaeus range and reaching down to the Emodus mountains.
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