The Early Slavs: Eastern Europe from the Initial Settlement to the Kievan Rus

Abstract

The Slavs and archaeology in Russia geographical setting - geology and landforms, hydrology, climate, vegetation and soils, population and ethnic groups the initial settlement - palaeolithic beginnings, the last Ice Age, the mousterian, the upper palaeolothic, the late glacial, early languages postglacial farmers and hunters - the holocene, the mesolithic, early neolithic, middle neolithic the Beaker folks - the post-optimum, the corded ware, the steppe groups, the Bronze Age the age of change - the Iron Age, the northern hill-forts, the Cimmmerians, SCythians, Greeks and... the Slavs, Balts and Finns the Slavs in Europe - Pax Romana, the Zarybintsy and Chernyakhovian, the rise of the Slavs, the Slavs in the North the Varangians and the Rus - the Vikings in Europe, the Scandinavians and the Slavs, beginnings of Russian statehood.

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