Chernyakhov culture

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The Chernyakhov culture was a major archaeological culture of the 2nd–5th centuries CE in Eastern Europe, associated with a multiethnic mix of Gothic, Sarmatian, Dacian, and local populations and known for its advanced pottery, agriculture, and settlement patterns.

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Wielbark culture influenced Chernyakhov culture