title: Turbulent Ethnopolitical Processes in the Eastern Taurica in the Sixth and Seventh Centuries
abstract: This paper presents the results of archaeological researches allowing the one to reconstruct ethnopolitical processes in the eastern Taurica in the sixth and seventh centuries. By the sixth century, the eastern Crimean steppes were depopulated and used for seasonal migrations of the Hunnic tribes. The Byzantine Empire made a significant influence on the ethnopolitical processes in the Bosporos in the sixth and seventh centuries when annexed this country in 527/528. Archaeological researches supp
journal: Materials in Archaeology History and Ethnography of Tauria