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An Alan Burial from the Era of the Great Migration of Peoples on the Middle Don
The article discusses a burial in a catacomb discovered in a barrow at the village of Losevo in Pavlovsk raion, Voronezh oblast. In terms of the rite and accompanying grave goods, it is practically identical to the T-shaped catacombs of the area along the lower reaches of the Don River from the fourth century CE. The burial could have been that of an Alan who had survived a pogrom by Huns and fled northward into remote areas of the forest-steppe along the Don.
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