Der heutige Spachgebrauch "Vandalismus" ist nicht gerechtfertigt. Der besonders schlechte Ruf der Vandalen erklärt sich durch die Polemik katholischer Chronisten gegen das rigorose arianische Bekenntnis der Wandalen. La mauvaise réputation des Vandales s’explique par la polémique créée par les chroniques catholiques contre l’attachement rigoureux des Vandales à l’Arianisme.

Vandali Asdingi Hasding-Wandalen
nahmen im 3./4. Jahrhundert von den benachbarten iranischen Völkern deren Reiterkampf-Lebensstil an.(13) Die namensgebenden Hasdinger waren die Erbkönige des Volkes. Zu Beginn des 5. Jahrhunderts nahmen sie das arianisch-christliche Bekenntnis an. Sie verließen um 400 ihre Siedlungsgebiete, drangen 406 in Gallien und 409 in Spanien ein. Seit 418 nahmen sie die Reste der Silling-Wandalen und der iranischen Alanen in ihren Stammesverband auf. Die Hasdinger nannten sich seitdem "Könige der Wandalen und Alanen" 429 eroberten die vereinten Wandalen und Alanen die römische Provinz Africa. Die wandalische Flotte beherrschte für eine Generation das westliche Mittelmeer und nutzte die Seeherrschaft zu Plünderfahrten. 455 eroberte ihr König Geiserich Rom - nicht um es zu erobern oder zu zerstören, sondern um planmäßig Reichtümer zu rauben(14). 534/35 eroberte der byzantinische Feldherr Belisar das Wandalenreich für Byzanz.

Vandali Silingi Silling-Wandalen
verließen um 400 Schlesien und überquerten 406 im Verbund mit den stammverwandten Hasding-Wandalen und den iranischen Alanen den Rhein, verwüsteten Gallien und beherrschten 411-418 "(W)Andalusien" Nach der Zerschlagung ihres Königreiches durch die Westgoten schlossen sie sich den Hasding-Wandalen an, deren weiteres Schicksal sie teilten. An die Sillinger erinnern noch heute die Landesbezeichnungen Schlesien (deutsch) und Slask (polnisch).

Varini Warnen
Tacitus kannte sie auf Jütland, später lebten sie in Mecklenburg. Zumindest Teile der Warnen gehörten im 5. Jahrhundert zum Reich der Thüringer. Um 595 wurden die Warnen von den Franken unterworfen und offenbar fast ausgerottet.(15) An sie erinnert der Flußname Warnow in Mecklenburg.

Venedi Venedae Wenden
die Vorfahren der großen indogermanischen Sprachgruppe, die von griechischen Historikern des 6. Jahrhunderts erstmals als Slawen bezeichnet werden. Ihre Wohnsitze zu Beginn der Völkerwanderung werden zwischen unterer Weichsel und oberem Don vermutet. Im 6. Jahrhundert besiedelten sie Böhmen und Mähren und im 7. und 8. die Ostseeküste zwischen der Weichselmündung und der Kieler Bucht sowie den Raum östlich von Elbe und Saale und den gesamten Ost-Alpenraum. Die alt-slawische Kultur war eine Bauernkultur mit einer in Ostmitteleuropa seinerzeit überlegenen angepaßten Anbautechnik(16). Politisch standen die Slawen in unserem Raum unter der Herrschaft von Hunnen und Goten, später unter der der Awaren und Franken. Im 9. Jahrhundert bildete sich mit dem Groß-Mährischen Reich zum ersten Mal ein unabhängiger slawischer Herrschaftsbereich, der 906 von den Ungarn erobert wurde. Im Ostalpenraum und Kroatien seit dem 7. Jahrhundert und in Böhmen und Mähren seit dem 9. Jahrhundert übernahmen die Westslawen das römische Christentum. (Nach 966 auch Polen.) Ebenfalls im 10. Jahrhundert wurden die Ostslawen griechisch missioniert, wie schon seit dem 8. Jahrhundert die Balkanslawen.

The faith in Slavdom of venetov in the scientific medium is transferred from one generation to the next. From P. shafarik and L. niderle this relay race reached our contemporaries, which made it possible into the 70's to establish the following: "the majority of scientific specialists considers that venedy - this by the etnonim of Slavs... this position is at present already barely caused disputes" (ram, 1974, s. 7). This position seemed still more indisputable after 1945- GO, when the connected finally scientists of the Slav countries gave for the place under the sun for these venetov-venedov present battle for the "impudence of Germans" * (Artamonov, 1946, s. 71). In the Slav history was isolated then the special "venedskiy period", which corresponds TO I - TO THE IV of substances n. 3. (Tyminieski, 1949, s. 112 -113), and in archaeology Polski ludowej- corresponding "kultura wenedzka", officially called precisely so up to the recent time (Kostrzewski, Chmielewski, Ja?.d?.ewski, 1965, s. 242 - 254; Ja?.d?.ewski, 1981, s. 485).

This "venedskaya" (pshevorskaya) culture in 1920-40- e yr. literally otvoyevyvalas' in the German archaelogical science, in which it was traditionally considered German - Vandalic, lugiyskoy (Kossina, 1914, s. 141; La baume, 1934, s. 108). Yu. kostshevskiy then beginnings began to prove the age-old Slav belonging of the detached to Poland territories of Silesia and Pomerania. According to his new point of view, praslavyanskoy in the Polish earth appeared the already luzhitskaya culture of bronze - beginning of the Iron age, and further development of autochthonic population led in I v. n. 3. to the addition here of "venedskoy" culture. The designation of its carriers, transmitted Tatsitom as ' lugios, in reality sounded, according to Yu. kostshevskiy and T. ler-Splavinskiy, precisely, on- they were Slav:: to "?.u?.ane, or even ' to?.uzychzane (Kostrzewski, 1946, s. 71 - 76; Lehr-Sp?.awi?.ski, 1948, s. 266). By Soviet archaeology thesis about the age-old Slav belonging of "ancient Luzatsii" was supported by the most decisive means: "... lugiyskiye tribes, he wrote, for example, P.N. Of tret'yakov, which in the bourgeois literature are usually considered Germans, were in actuality tribes, related to venedam "(Tret'yakov, 1953, s. 105). However, as the ancient Slavs then were considered... even Tatsitovy ' suebi (daredevils, 1946, s. 65 - 89). However, the comparison of different manifestations of pshevorskoy culture precisely with venedami, in particular the yuzhnopshevorskikh monuments of the Slovakias and Podnestrov'ya - s ' venadae to i'.venadaye sarmatae Of pevtingerovykh tables, continued to be encountered and is much later (Shchukin, 1976, s. 17 - 77).

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By the way, Slavdom of venedov was that unique thesis, which equally defended both the Soviet historical science and "anti-Soviet" emigrant. Thus, in 4. Pasternak we read: "... all Slav archaeologists unanimously consider venedov praslavyanami, ancestors of western Slavs "(Pasternak, 1961, s. 432). Thus, precisely, the national conditionality of this treatment acknowledged completely frankly. However, by German scientists the Slav attribution of venetov/venedov, strictly, also never was denied. Even very unloved by our historiography the "leader of German nationalistic archaeology" G. kossin considered Tatsitovykh venedov precisely Slavs (Kossina, 1924, s. 161).

By Schmidt and By m. Ebert venety of Jordan, conquered by Ermanarich, identified with the Upper Dnieper by Slavs. Later about the same wrote still many, for example, 3. Schwarz (Schmidt, 1910, s. 99; Ebert, 1921, s. 361; Schwarz, 1956, s. 88). Even in the transfer Of tatsitova of composition "Germsnia" as the equivalent of Latin ' venethi, contains German ' die Wenden, with the subsequent explanation: i.e. ' die Slawen (Tacitus, s 41, 61). This coincides with the traditional designation of Slavs, in the form ' winden, ' wenden preserved in the German language to the present in the form ' winden, ' wenden. There is analogous Finnish, ' venl, ' vened, ' vend.jd, with the same value, and, furthermore, also ' Vend.dd - "Russia". But Poland, in particular, medieval Scandinavian sources name ' Weonodland (Blume, 1912, s. 207). The Earth to the east of elba and Zaale, populated by before Slav tribes, and after their final onemechivaniya for long continued to be named ' Vinedaland (Zeuss, 1925, s. 67). All this seemed by completely reliable base for the interpretation, as the designations of the same Slavs, only dpevnikh, also etnonimov, transmitted by authors I - THE VI of substances in the form ' venethi - ' venedi - ' O of???????. Therefore it is completely natural that for the "interpretation" of the latter were gathered data of precisely Slav linguistics. And the following came out: "vend"? "anta"; ? "vyat(ich)"; "wenetowie" = "ludzi wielkie, pot??.ny" (Mavrodin, 1945, s. 28; Tymieniecki, 1948, s. 251).

As is known, whereas to connect similar by linguistic "bridge" with the reliable Slavs not only of venedov, but also stavanov attempted still itself OF M.T. Lomonosov. The most authoritative guarantees the possibility of a similar transformation invariably obtained also subsequently. Thus, according to P. shafarik, it was initially written precisely '?????????, but then letter '? it was jumbled s '?, and subsequently fell out generally (Shafarik, 1848, s. 345). According To G. lovmyan'skiy, Ptolemeyevy ' Stauano?, - not that other as the damaged autonym of Slavs, to transmit which more right there would be as ' Stlabano?, or even ' S?.labanoi (Lowmia?.ski, 1964, s. 197). the "completion" of this "bridge" led to the identification, at least, territorial, these "stavanov" - "stlaven" with Tatsitovymi venetami (Michinskiy, 1976, s. 90; Machinskiy, 1981, s. 34).

The psychological motivation of the Slav ethnic interpretation of information about stavanakh and venetakh, on the whole, is clear; it was distinctly designated, in particular, in K. godlovskiy. "in the antique sources I - THE IV of substances n. 3., he wrote, between average Danube and Baltikoy are mentioned the peoples of Celtic, German, and baltskogo origin (galindy, sudiny); against this background the absence of the data about the Slavs appears something improbable "(Godlowski, 1979, s. 7). Apparently, the a priori Slav ethnic attribution of Eastern European venetov, mentioned in antique writers, caused in many respects also summary approach itself to the information of the latter. "venedskiy" stage in the history of Slavdom is connected with the medieval, and communications to Greco and the latinoyazychnykh authors about venedakh and stavanakh - with the information of the authors of byzantine about the antae and sklavenakh, because they, accordingly, to Jordan, occur of one root and were known to its contemporaries hearth by three names (Slavs..., 1990, s. 5). In connection with this can seem by that by completely justified one of the recent attempts at such "summing up of the information of the different authors", when to topografizirovat' venetov/venedov in Povislen'e by the association of the information Of pliniya, Tatsit, Ptolemy and Pevtingerovykh tables attempted BY EXPLOSIVES Sedov (Sedov, 1996, s.eshch - 36). However, earlier a similar "cocktail" was still more complexly, indeed here were added even Gerodotovykh '?????? (Tret'yakov, 1953, s. 99)... Thus, "venedsko- Slav" episode in the history of our science still by no means ended. Indeed, in particular, idea about Slavdom Of tatsitovykh venetov precisely served, probably as one of the bases for the advancement of the "qualitatively new concept of Slav ethnogeny", which, however, again proclaims the old postulate of avtokhtonnosti of Slavdom between Oder and Dnepr (Kozak, 1996, s. 54 - 56).

Meanwhile not to doubt the faith in Slavdom of venetov is impossible, if we consider very volumetric and objective information. Let us begin from the fact that one of the "dogmas" of this faith was the precisely Slav belonging, or, at least, polietnichnost', "venedskoy" pshevorskoy culture - but with the obligation of the presence also Slav component in its composition (Sedov, 1976, s. 62). The convincing refutation of data of ideas is one of deceased K. godlovskiy's merits. To it conclusion about that belongs, the culture of the Slavs of the epoch of their great expansion in THE VI - THE VII of substances in its quite structure is principally outstanding from the Roman influences - i.e. developed in the sphere, in this case, from the same pshevorskoy. According to K. godlovskiy, any specific evidence about the inhabiting of Slavs in the territory of Poland in first half I thousand of n. 3. in the appropriate antique written sources cannot be revealed (Godlowski, 1979, s. S 7 - 16). C of other side, the archaelogical information about the dynamics of development, including about the expansion in the southern and southeastern direction of the pshevorskoy culture, certified in K. godlovskiy as the "sufficiently united cultural generality", finds their convincing parallels in the antique information about the German tribes of lugiyev and Vandals (Godlowski, 1984, s. 327 - 350). The cultural unity of lugiyev and vandiliyev of the boundary of our era of the boundary of our era is considered as the archaelogical proved (Hachmann and other, 1962, s. 56), but interpretation as the Vandalic pshevorskikh antiquities, including the territory of the Ukraine, now no longer appears something uncommon (Koval ', 1993/1994, s. 31 - 56).

Specifically, with the pshevorskoy culture confidently is connected, in the opinion Of r. khakhmann, the origin of the ancient germanoyazychnogo population of average, and partially also western Germany (Hachmann, 1970, s. 305). However, previous thesis about Slav affiliation with that been "kultury winedskiej" I - II substances n. 3. in Poland I could continue its existence only in the sufficiently whimsical form. "even if one takes into account, that inside the basic massif of pshevorskoy culture were preserved some Slav groups, we read in E of ram, then nevertheless is necessary to recognize that not they determined the appearance of the material culture of this period" (Slavs..., 1990, s. 326). It turns out that these mysterious Slavs of Roman time existed in Povislen'e among the pshevorskikh Germans not otherwise as incognito...

In the study of the origin of Slavs very contradictory situation arose. For example, by Russian archaeologist, who convincingly based the neslavyanskiy nature of the dosrednevekovykh antiquities Of podneprov'ya, Podvin'ya and Ponemon'ya, for the ranneslavyanskoy culture of the type Prague -Korcak are assumed precisely pshevorskiye roots; pshevorskaya culture is compared in this case with "the venedami- Sarmatians" Of pevtingerovykh tables (Sedov, 1976, s. 117; Sedov, 1996, s. 26). But it Polish associate insists on the reverse, asserting that its sources this culture in Povislen'e does not have, and, in turn, considers very probable Slav attribution exactly Of kolochina and Bantserovshchiny (Parczewski, 1988, s. 90; Parczewski, 1993, s. 124). However, Ukrainian researchers as before continue to adhere to idea about the zarubinetskoy culture as about the certain nucleus of Slav ethnogeny. However, in their opinion, "the scant and inaccurate references about venedakh, which are contained in the compositions Of pliniya of elder, Tatsita and Ptolemy, do not give serious grounds for their correlation with the carriers of Slav zarubinetskoy archaelogical culture" (Slavs..., 1990, s. 23).

Thus, the archaelogical substantiation of Slavdom of Eastern European venetov is very problematic. The appearance of comparisons with them of the antiquities, whose Slav nature is problematic even more, appears therefore in no way random. For example, according to M. kazanskiy, Iordanovy of venety - these are not only Kiev culture, but also Dnepr -dvinska4 and shtrikhovannoy ceramics (Kazanski, 1992, s. 122). However, this identification of venetov at least with one of the undoubtedly ancient-Baltic cultures something completely new and unexpected is not. Indeed about the fact that in the antique authors on the boundary and in the beginning of our era venedami could be named also balty, wrote already P.N. Of tret'yakov (Tret'yakov, 1970, s. 17). True, R. venskuom the same assumption, about the presence among these venedov not only of Slavs, but also baltov, spoke out still earlier (Wenskus, 1961, s. 45). Subsequently, besides baltov, in the number of hypothetical venedov were included also Finns, apparently, Baltic (Machinskiy, 1976, s. 89).

That this was their not its own name, but the name of Slavs in neighbors, by the adherents of their identity with venedami was emphasized invariably (Mavrodin, 1945, s. 28; Machinskiy, Tikhanova, 1976, s. 62 - 63; Sedov, 1996, c. 37): however, also following the German associates (Much, 1900, s. 34; Much, 1937, s. 415; Hirt, 1905, s. 127; Zeuss, 1925, s. 68); however, always without any references on them. However, in the German historiography the assumption about the direct contact of two ethnoses, venetskogo and Slav, was encountered up to the recent time. "with the assimilation of northern venetov by Slavs their name, in understanding of German neighbors, passes to the Slavs", we read in one fundamental publication (Welt der Slawen, 1986, 22). By the supporters of Slavdom of venetov, that adopted this thesis, was reproduced also the connected with it ancient position of the German science about the luzhitskoy culture as about the archaelogical correspondence to this Indo-European etnonimu (Labuda, 1980, s. 41). However, this noncritical adoption clearly is not coordinated with the fact that it is well known both about the Slavs and about the carriers of luzhitskoy culture. The latter by the German science of beginning KHKH v. were considered by no means as the Slavs, but as the northern offshoot of illiriytsev (Kossina, 1915, s. 113 - 114; La baume, 1934, s. 6). This confirmed data of the linguistics, according to which, in particular, the names large rivers of luzhitskogo area, elba, Oder, Vistula, were etymologized precisely from the the illiriyskogo (Pokorny, 1938, s. 19). However, late linguists established the independence of venetskogo, that was, on the level with the the illiriyskoy, the German, etc., the independent branch of "indogermanskoy" - Indo-European lingual family (Krahe, 1954, s. 44). These ancient venety were confidently compared with the carriers of luzhitskoy culture even in 1950- e yr. (Miloj?.i?, 1952, s. 318 - 325; Schwarz, 1956, s. 33). Is later with the same neslavyanskimi, but ancient-Indo-European venetami luzhitskaya culture, at least, the western part of its massif, began to be compared also by Polish archaeology (Pradzieje ziem polskich, 1988, s. 756).

Thus, archaeology does not make possible for us to assume some direct coupling of Slavs with these luzhitskimi venetami, like the attitudes of order Germans with baltskimi prussami, from which was preserved name itself, in the form ' Preusen. Indeed the finale of luzhitskoy culture is isolated from the appearance of reliable Slavs in the territory of Poland approximately by millenium. This space is filled, as is known, with the moving in of here many tribes, besides clearly neslavyanskikh, such, as bastarny, Vandals and Goths, and also by their withdrawal into the distant countries, after ' limes romanus. Therefore, if we believe To prokopiyevu to story about the withdrawal of gerulov to their northern native land, from the Carpathians and to varnov in the Baltic region stretched the enormous empty region (Procop., Bell. Goth, II: 2, 14 - 15). Moreover this was on the eve of the Slav settling to the West and exactly on the spot for the future German Vinedaland. Populated already by Slavs, it was as before, for the descendants of ancient Germans, the "country of venedov": in our view, in the same sense, into what North Black Sea area invariably it remained for Romans and Byzantines Of "skifiyey", and the migrating themselves there Goths, rusichi and Turks, they were converted, correspondingly, into the "Scythians". I.e. as Slavs - into "vendov". That the similar assumption is permissible, follows, probably also from the fact that the same clav4ne, that populated that left by silingami and langobardami to eastern pogranich'e of the German earth, in Adam bremenskiy are called ' vandali, or ' vinnili (Bierbrauer, 1998, s. 410).

Explicit parallel in history to term ' Wenden, ' Winden in the value "Slavs" is the same old-German ' Walch, ' Walche, in the address, this time, the western and southwestern, romance neighbors: for example, ' Walhf.land - "Italy". But initially this was German the name of the neromanizirovannykh still celts, as such, ' Walchen. It is considered derivative on behalf of one of the tribes - ' volcae, or ' volcae tectosagae, that was moved into average Germany, according to Caesar, from galliums. (M6.llenhoff, 1900, s. 100 - 104; Schwarz, 1956, s. 27 - 28). Corresponding Slav names, "volokh", ' vlakh, ' W?.oczy undoubtedly German adoptions - as, by the way, and Finnish ' vene, '.Vend.zhd (Much, 1937, s. 415).

Besides the inadequacy both of the linguistic and archaelogical proofs of Slavdom of venetov, systematically proved to be completely unsatisfactory and "summary" approach itself, as such, to the information of the ancient authors about enetakh - genetakh- venetakh - venedakh. Let us recall, with what precisely sources the discussion deals. First to their pages burn maloaziyskiye genety, mentioned by Homer in Paflagonii (Hom., Il., III: 852). Poltysyacheletiya after about Balkan, illiriyskikh enetakh????????? ???????, dwelled, as they assume, on the northern border of Macedonia (Zeuss, 1925, s. 151; Much, 1937, s. 414; Labuda, 1980, s. 31), he communicates by Herodotus (Herod., I, 196). Apparently, with the same enetami-illiriytsami it was connected and Evripidovo communication about "You enete, city into epire" (Esch., Hippolyt), and also Strabonovo the reference about the city of???????, or '??????, in the West of the Balkan peninsula, which belonged to the illiro- Celtic tribe of iapodov (Strabo, THE IV: 6, 21, THE VII: 5, 4). One of the the iapodskikh is clan, according to Appianus, was called also?????????? (Illyr., THE IV: 16 - 18).

On the level with the Balkan, in Herodotus are mentioned also italiyskiye vnety of -???? in the Adriatic sea (Herod., V: 9) about the same Adriatic genetakh - enetakh - venetakh, which dwelled in northeastern Italy on r. po, mentioned then many authors: Strabon (Strabo, THE IV: 4, 1; V: 1, 4 - 5), Polybius (Pol., II: 17), Pliniy (Plin., NH, THE XXXVII: 43.), etc. on other, already Atlantic coast, in gallic reinforced-Rieke venetami encountered Caesar, who conquered them in the naval battle (Caesar, Bella gallica, III: 8) the same venetov as one of the tribes of belgov on the shore of ocean, several times mentions then geographer (Strabo, THE IV: 6, 9). To I v. n. 3. relates the information about the tribe ' venedi, which somewhere in the pond of Baltic sea for the first time is mentioned Pliniyem: "... this country is pulled along Vistuly and it is populated by Sarmatians, venedami, skirami and girrami "(Plin., NH, THE IV: 97). somewhat later about the same Baltic venedakh it reported, on the basis sea-scape Of tirskogo, also Ptolemy. Besides themselves ' against???????, the "great people Of sarmatii", to them are mentioned even The venedskeye mountains, and also The venedskiy molded edge of Sarmatian ocean (Ptol., Geogr., III: 5,1, 5, 7 - 10, 28). ' against????????? ??????, The venedskiy molded edge, with the rivers falling into it, is mentioned by Markian gerakleyskiy (Marc. Heracl., II: 38). in spite of the very possible distortion of their true position, nevertheless on the very shore of the sea, which washes Europe from the north, certain ' venadi sarmatae shows and Tabula peutingeriana (segm. THE VIII: 1), ascending, as they assume, to III- mu, or, wider - to middle II - THE IV of substances n. 3. (Miller K, 1962; Lowmia?.ski, 1964, s. 181). however, C Baltic venedami as if connected communication about the "Indus", which reach amber, in Cornelius nepont (Corn. Nep., fr 7). From other side, the name ' Lacus Venetus, "Venetskoye", i.e., present Boden, the lake, Pomponius meloy's mentioned, from the remaining information of the antique authors about venetakh as if is isolated (Mela, De chorographia, III: 24).

Separate block are, apparently, also latinoyazychnye sources about venetakh in the east Europe. These venety, in contrast to all those mentioned above, were removed up to the significant distance from any of the seas. Earliest communication here - from Tatsitovoy "Germany", final to 98 g. n. 3., where it communicates about venetakh, which were settled east of the Vistula, between pevkinami and fennami (Tac., Germ., 46). To tatsitovoy, according to the general impression, approximately corresponds localization of venetov in Jordan. "in leftist them (Alps, i.e. the Carpathians - S.R.) the slope, which is descended to the north, beginning from the place of the generation Of vistuly river, on the infinite spaces was located the populous tribe of venetov ", Gothic historian speaks. And, commenting on contemporary to it the situation of middle THE VI century n. 3., it continues: "although their designations now change with respect to different kinds and localities, nevertheless they are predominantly called sklavenami and antae" (Iord., Getica, 34). However, to the second of fourth OF IV century, on the basis of The iordanovoy relative chronology, is usually timed its communication about Gothic -venetskom the conflict: "after the defeat of gerulov Ermanarich directed army against venetov" (Iord., Getica, 116 - 120). Localization of events is not refined.

In spite of its sufficiently wide popularity, it is not possible to take for granted and localization ' venadi Pevtingerovykh tables in the northwestern Black Sea area - in The budzhakskoy Ukraine or southern Moldove (Tab. peut., segm. THE VIII: 1) in these tables the real coordinates of geographical objects are distorted, since here all axial distances W - O are extremely increased, and along axis N - S, on the contrary, to the same degree they are reduced. As a result, vnutrikontenintal'nye peoples proved to be those moved aside to the sea shores. In his time to this circumstance focused attention K. myullengof, who noted the improbability of razmeshchenya ' lupiones sarmatae, i.e., ' lugiones - lugiyev - on the Baltic shore, next to ' venadi sarmatae. In his opinion, both peoples had to be much south, namely near yazigov west the Carpathians and bastarnov east these mountains (M6.llenhoff, 1892, s. 80). Compensating by similar means the same distortion, we had to and ' venadi iz"yat' from the number of Danube peoples, after moving them from the lower reaches of the river of Agalingusa- Dniester for the north, into his upper reaches.

But it is considered, however, that presence in middle III v. n. 3. near Danube of some "venedov", and, therefore, and localization ' venadi in The pevtingerovykh tables, indirectly confirms emperor volusian's title: ' Venedico Volusiano Augusto (Rikman, 1975, s. 327). However, in actuality no venedov this joint ruler of unlucky Treboniana Of galla conquered, and reference 3.A. Rikmana on Zosim nothing gives. In The zosimovoy "new history" among the barbarians, who ruined imperial provinces on Danube "during the happy-go-lucky administration Of galla" (251 - 253 yr.), not about what venedakh is mentioned (Zos., I: 23 - 28). It is obvious that this - in all the title- motto, pereklikayushchiysya with the ambitions of the maximin of "Sarmatian" to subjugate all northern countries "to Carmatskogo ocean itself" (in Volusiana - to Baltiki and Baltic venedov) (Jul. Capit., Vita Maximini, V).

Thus, were mentioned it seems all Proceedings of different antique writers about different tribes and peoples with the names of the type of????, '.Venetyui, ' against???????, ' Venedi, ' Venadi. The problem of the explanation of the accord of these names arose it seems even in the epoch of antiquity. Thus, "summary approach" to venetam is not invention of contemporary science, indeed only whether first it tried to use still geographer himself. Strabon attempted to combine venetov of italiyskikh with the gallic, assuming base by the latter of colony on Adriatike. Is presented by it also another version - about the origin of these Adriatic from genetov maloaziyskikh, which allegedly emigrated to Italy as a result of the Trojan war (Strabo, THE IV: 4, 1; V: 1, 4 - 5). However, already to Herodotus was known one of the versions of the same enetskogo people legend, which also told about the moving out of their ancestors from Asia and the arrival to Adriatiku. "A as they burn there from the mussel, 4 I cannot explain", wrote the "father of history" (Herod., V: 9), thus after doubting, first, in the lawfulness of "summary approach" to the origin of venetov.

Then Jordan similar doubts, apparently, lacked, and therefore antae and sklaveny, the successful competitors of Germans, its tribesmen and contemporaries, were declared by Gothic historian by straight heirs the infamy of ancient venetov, conquered and which were submitted to Ermanarich (Iord., Getica, 116 - 120). True, this already drew on Jordan suspicion, that it "... seemingly planned in THE IV century of the event OF THE VI C." (Rikman, 1975, s. 372). In fact, such as confirmation of reality of these events is absent, and the subjugation of venetov by Ermanarich, in the essence, is reliably not more than fantastic of the Jordans march is ready against the pharaoh of Egypt... Furthermore, in spite of Iordanovu to assertion about the fact that in Slavs "now three names: venety, antae and sklaveny ", is actually set for doubt even very reality of existence about THE VI century n. 3. individual Slav tribe, which corresponds to the first of the named in Gothic historian names. Localization of these "strictly venetov" would be even, according to Ye. okulich, "systematically erroneous" (Okulicz, 1984, s. 132 - 134). "an attempt at the localization of these venetov, according to M. parchevskiy, would lead us into the sphere of fantasy". Against the background of the reliable identification of the carriers of Prague culture with sklavenami, and pen'kovskoy with the antae, this becomes clear especially distinctly (Parczewski, 1988, s. 107). Let us focus attention: by negermanskimi Iordanovymi contemporaries, in contrast to it, no venety as the ancestors of the people of????????? are not mentioned (Procop., Bell. goth., 27). That, on the whole

is not surprising, indeed this ancient etnonim corresponds precisely precisely to Gothic ' winiH.a (Much, 1937, s. 414 - 415). Gothic autonym ' Gutans, ' Gutf.s, as is known, acquired in "getike" clearly fictitious connection with the relatively close in the sounding drevnefrakiyskim ' Ga.etae. Not was the same artificial also the connection between ' winiH.a, i.e., on -Gothic, "Slavs", with the similar archaic etnonimom ' venethi, in THE VI century n. 3., possibly, it is also narrower as soon as book? So that the origin of antae and sklavenov, nominal Iordanovykh "venetov" THE VI century n. 3., from the similar, but IV- GO of a century, sufficient proofs does not have. It is obtained, however, that the latter are deprived not only of descendants, but also of ancestors. Indeed it is difficult to dispute the conclusion, already made on this score D.A. The machinskim: "no direct indications of the connection between venethi OF THE IV - THE VI Jordan and venedi - venethi, the mentioned in authors I - II substances neither in Jordan itself nor in other ancient authors is had" (Machinskiy, Tikhanova, 1976, s. 62). However, in contrast to

However, in contrast to this that differentiated, was proposed, actually, the restoration of ancient "summary" approach. Indeed again, as Strabona, in T. sulimirskiy is had in the form migration from the peninsula Brittany to Adriatiku. According to its hypothesis, and all the remaining venety, Balkan, maloaziyskiye, Eastern European between Oder and Vistula, occur, in principle, of one root. In middle OF II thousand of n. 3. from lower Saxony, where original homeland of this ancient-Indo-European ethnos was located, it began the prolonged multistage expansion, one of results of which was the venetskoye achievement of praslavyanskoy luzhitskoy culture (Sulimirski, 1973, s. 381 - 387, Abb. 1). However, on G. birkkhan's observation, "the curious assumption that venety were moved to Adriatiku from Brittany, finds individual adherents also in the contemporary science" (Birkhan, 1997, s. 201). It is emphasized also by it that one and the same name, "venety", known in the different time and on the different, removed one from another territories, obviously, designated the tribes of completely different ethnic and cultural belonging, and therefore it cannot be interpreted monogenetic: it arose in the different places independently. In fact, indeed even in Polybius is noted difference, on the language, italiyskikh venetov from the Celtic (Pol., II: 17) the name of venetov in gallium is considered it derivative of Celtic ' wen, "to love", or from the same, but even Indo-European, the value "amicably" (Much, 1900, s. 35). In the value "relatives", it is explained from the the ancient-German ' veni - "friend", ' venia - "relatives", "kind",

to love ", or from the same, but even Indo-European, with the value" amicably "(Much, 1900, s. 35). In the value "relatives", it is explained from the the ancient-German ' veni - "friend", ' venia - "relatives", "kind", "tribe" (Much, 1937, s. 414 - 415). Here there is, however, and a different version - from the Gothic ' vinja, "pasture"; Thus, venety - "people, which possesses many good pastures" (M6.llenhoff, 1900, s. 514; Zeuss, 1925, s. 67). It goes without saying, is interesting also the interpretation Of e. kolendo, who compares the designation of Eastern European venetov with the Latin ' venetus, "blue" (or "celestial"). The designations of these distant tribes are connected by it also with the name of italiyskikh venetov, even in III v. conquered by Rome. "the name of venetov, notes Ye. kolendo, was for Romans completely intelligible and convenient in the pronunciation, in contrast to many etnonimov Of barbarikuma" (Kolendo, 1984, s. 640). By the way speaking, in the correspondences from the people Latin see the basis also of other names severoyevropeyskikh tribes, for example, for The ptolemeyevykh carbon - ' carbones (Tymieniecki, 1949, s. 114). From other side, now completely reject the known comparisons of the name of antique venetov with the the praslavyanskim * vety, by Church Slavonic "vyatshiy", and also by tribal of "vyatichi" (Labuda, 1980, s. 33). Which, however, is completely understandable: ancient-veinYecTscue Kentum- language, one way or another, zapadnoindoyevropeyskiy (Schwarz, 1956, s. 33).

Thus, need, instead of "summary", precisely, individual approach to the information of the ancient authors about venetakh was completely obvious. Indeed, for example, when desired on the same bases, on which Baltic venety, Pliniyevy and Ptolemeyevy, are united with the continental Tatsitovymi, with the latter they are compared, in principle, also Adriatic venety on r. po - it is already accurately not Slavs. That seaside venety to continental are not completely identical, with all persuasiveness it was substantiated By e. kolendo. they emphasized the generality of similar doublets and even triplets in the ethnic nomenclature Of barbarikuma. Doublet from the continental Tatsitovykh ' venethi and Baltic Pliniyevykh ' venedi, that correspond To ptolemeyevym ' against???????, it is differentiated in Ye. kolendo as follows: with the first copostavleny ' Stauano? Ptolemy, and with the second - ' aesti Tatsita. The "venedskeye mountains", according to Ye. kolendo, this completely not the Carpathians, but much modest elevation - Sambiyskaya, or El'blongskaya. Thus, in his opinion, by status of "great people" seaside venedy were obliged not to extensiveness, but it is faster to the successful arrangement of the occupied with them territory. This small tribe of ancient baltov dwelled somewhere east of the mouth of the Vistula - exactly at the output of "amber way" to the places of the output of that desired for Romans ' glaesum (Kolendo, 1984, s. 637 - 651). Thus, it turns out that from the Baltic, or the the baltskikh, venedov Of pliniya and Ptolemy venety Of tatsita are independent approximately just as from Celtic venetov galliums, genetov Of paflagonii, and so forth according to the observation PERHAPS of Shchukin, by all Tatsitovymi commentators, not connected with the Slav problems, his venety they are invariably placed east of the Vistula (Shchukin, 1972, s. 110). However, at the disposal of the supporters of the Slav attribution of venetov Tatsita remains, as if, the still following argument: these venety, in the first place, territorially correspond to mentioned somewhat late Ptolemeyevym stavanam, and in the second place, the autonym of the latter was, in reality, "Slavs". But it is revealed with the more careful examination of background of the question: the deeply taken root idea, that Ptolemeyevo ' Stauanoi should be, allegedly, read as ' S?.labanoi (Havlik, 1973, s. 154; Machinskiy, 1981, s. 34), from the point of view of classical linguistics are blunder, besides discovered already sufficiently long ago. According to K. myullengof, the reading ' Stauanoi as ' S?.labanoi is inadmissible because in the Greek in ozvonchenii (anlaut) of?.l never it is written; Greeks themselves wrote???????, ????????? (M6.llenhoff, 1887, s. 21). By the way, on its daring assumption of replacement, allegedly, '? on ' A especially did not insist and itself P. shafarik, by whom was proposed even the reading Of ptolemeyeva ' Stau?.no? as to "stavyane", i.e., the "inhabitants of lakes" (' staw - "lake"). That the outstanding Slavist, unfortunately, turned himself with the ethnic nomenclature Of barbarikuma very freely, testifies also his "transfer" Of ptolemeyeva '??????? as "northerners" (Shafarik, 1848, s. 105, 345). Slavdom of these "stavyan" and of "northerners" from an historical linguistic point of view proves to be even more problematic, if we recollect also, that also in Ptolemy himself, and in Pliniya, and many other ancient authors it is easy to find much set of pseudo-Slav etnonimov, type ' Serboi on Ra river (Ptol., Geogr. V: 9, 17 - 22), ' sirbi on Meotide (Plin., NH. III: 22). in fact, if we "stabanoy" again read as "stlavanoy", then ancient-Pannonian ' aravisci i'.oseriates we must compare with rannesrednevekovymi Slav etnonimami ' maravi /.moravi and ' oseriane... But indeed the reading of the hydros-nim of Roman Dakii to the Slav harmony, ' Patissus as "To potiss'e", Pistra -"Bystritsa", ' Tsierna - "black" (Mavrodin, 1945, s. 22), together with the appropriate hypotheses, already belong it seems only to past of the science, when, on the observation I.S. Pioro, was considered it progressive everywhere to search for and "to find" the ancient Slavs (Pioro, 1990, s. 6). By the way, stavanov, in the form '????????, Ptolemy again calls not only in Ligurii, but also in the depth of Asia. Takeing into account their this interesting position, K. Zeiss arrived at the following conclusion: "Stavany, the neighbors of alaunov or alanov, were alanskim or Sarmatian people, since the same name, ' Sta?????, '??.ba?.i and?.Asta of??????, By Ptolemy will be again named in connection with Ariane, Perside and Girkanii "(Zeuss, 1925, s. 271). Also in the contemporary linguistics for explaining Ptolemeyeva of etnonima ' Stauanoi is proposed Sanskrit ' stb.v?.na, ancient-Iranian avestiyskoye ' stavana - "khvalimyy", while also ossetic ' stavun, "to praise" (Abayev, 1949, s. 183; Trubachev, 1979, s. 41). This ethnic interpretation, together with the corresponding to it geographical undoubtedly they are interesting; however, in those named in Ptolemy together with them '??????? and '??????? traditionally see the first reference of western baltov - sudavov and galindov (Laur, 1954, s. 266; Sedov, 1987, s. 410; Kolendo, 1998, s. 51). Ptolemeyevy ' Stauanoi also could belong to the drevnebaltskim tribes it seems in spite of its Sarmatian- Iranian parallels. Indeed the same Pliniyevykh ' sarmatae, the neighbors of Germans and venedov in the lower Vistula, to consider as the Iranian nomads is hardly possible (Plin., NH, THE IV: 95). Therefore it is completely natural that, on the level with the Slav and Iranian, since olden times has a walking also the baltsko- Baltic etnogeograficheskaya attribution Of ptolemeyevykh stavanov. K. myullengof saw in them "eastern Lithuanians on other side of the average Neman between its upper flow and Viliyey, up to the swampy part of Belorussia, or to Bereziny" (M6.llenhoff, 1887, s. 21). Later as argument in favor of a similar localization was indicated even presence in average Belarus' of the names type columns, Stolovichi, etc., but their association with stavanami it seems was explicit oddity (Bagrow, 1945, p. 381). The territory of stavanov, according to K. myullengof, corresponds, on the whole, to the area of the shtrikhovannoy ceramics, with whose carriers they were compared BY D.A. Machinskim, which proceeded, as is evident, from the similar geographical interpretation Of ptolemeyevykh information about this tribe (Machinskiy, 1981, s. 34). Thus, although stavany to the number of the "great peoples Of sarmatii", according to Ptolemy, and do not relate, by it it was accepted to remove huge territory. For example as in Ye. kolendo: between the the Masurian Poozer'em, where galindy, and sudiny, by the steppe Black Sea area, where there were alanskiye camps of nomads (Kolendo, 1998, s. 54). However, he is noted by the historians of geography that the grid of lengths in Ptolemy as is extended to the east and differs from the contemporary on 20° (Bronshten, 1988, s. 141). As a result in it the displacement of various objects is observed, sometimes very significant. It is interesting, in this connection what do Yu. kulakovskiy has, by whom was also considered the error of graticule into "'?????????? ????????" approximately to one third, stavany are related to one and the same territorial group not with steppe alanami, but with Baltic galindami and sudinami (Kulakovskiy, 1899, s. 13 - 22). Probably, a similar localization of this tribe must be considered as the more preferable, but as then explain Ptolemeyevo assertion "... and stavany - to alanov" (Ptol., Geogr., III: 5, 9)? Apparently, the author of "geographical management" experienced the need to somehow fill the lacuna between the Black Sea and Baltic tribes, and he solved this task due to very south from the latter. I.e. as in Jordan, which, however, "settles" far to the forest north of the Black Sea steppe inhabitant- nomads: "... the coast of ocean hold esty, completely peaceful people. To the south will neighbor with them the strong tribe of akatsirov, which does not know cereals, but which feeds from the cattle and the hunting "(Jord., Getica, 37). Thus, Ptolemeyevy ' Stauanoi territorially converge faster with The the tatsitovymi ' aestii, than it ' venethi. About them by the author "De origine et situ Germanorum" communicates, literally, the following: "... here the end Of svebii. To carry pevkinov, venedov and fennov to the Germans or the Sarmatians, I do not know, although pevkiny, which some call bastarnami, by speech, means of life, by permanent residency and by dwellings are repeated Germans. Because of the mixed marriages their appearance becomes increasingly uglier, and they acquire the features of Sarmatians. Venety adopted much of their dispositions, since for the robbery they will rove on leam and mountains, such as only do not exist between pevkinami and fennami. However, more often it is possible to add them to the Germans, because they build to themselves houses, bear panels and are moved by foot, besides by sbol'shoy rapidity; all this mark off them from the Sarmatians, who conduct entire life in the vehicle and on the horse "(Tac., Germ., 46). To the interpretation of etogoTatsitova of communication, including of lokazizatsii of its venetov, is dedicated already sufficiently significant literature. Are traditionally the authors divided here into the supporters of wide and narrow localization. Thus, in Polish archaeology, in particular, are represented both points of view. According to Ye. kolendo, Tatsitovo the description of venetov - figura retoryczna. They cannot be localized any accurately, since, similar To ptolemeyevym stavanam, they are placed on the enormous space, and, apparently, for the same purpose - to fill territorial lacuna. Tatsitovykh pevkinov, writes Ye. kolendo, one should consider steppe nomads, and fenny, this, possibly, the d"yakovskaya culture, where for preparing the most diverse instruments widely adapted the bone. However, Venetov it is possible to correlate some by the part of the zarubinetskoy culture (Kolendo, 1984, s. 648 - 649). According to V. novakovskiy, the localization Of tatsitovykh venetov appears much opredelenneye, since with pevkinami by it are compared the poyaneshti-lukashevskiye monuments, including of upper podnestrov', but with fennami - massif of forest antiquities far out of the boundaries of Roman influences, and not only the d'yakovskikh, but also adjoining them from the West, at the sources of the Dnepr. With venetami themselves by it are compared postzarubinetskiye antiquities of the type Of rakhny-Pochep (Nowakowski, 1990, s. 75 - 96; Nowakowski, 1992, s. 218 - 230). In parallel with the Polish, somewhat different version of lokaliatsii and archaelogical identification Of tatsitovykh venetov was developed in the Russian, and also in the Ukrainian, the historiography. Its basic difference is, perhaps, entirely another idea about the northeastern orientator - Tatsitovykh fennakh. D.A. By machinskim they move aside into Lapland, however, in our view, it is hardly sound. "in the latter researchers Tatsita with a sufficient base perceive the soprikosavshikhsya with the Germans on the north of Scandinavia distant ancestors of Laplander- Lapps", it asserts, referring in this case only to R. mukha (Machinskiy, 1976, s. 88, 100). However, in actuality by this German researcher are in no way brought the substantiations of the identity Of tatsitovykh ' fenni precisely with ancient saamami of Finnish Lapland. On the contrary, they emphasized specially that Lapps in the ancient-Scandinavian sources were named differently from strictly Finns (samonazv. ' Suomi, others -germ. ' Fenn?.z, ' Finn?.z): ' Skridi-finn?.z, ' Skridefinnas, i.e., literally, "Schneeschufinnen" - "ski Finns". Finns, by the name '??????, calls also Ptolemy, in whom they not only near the Vistula next to the Goths, but also, deystvited'no, on the north '??????? However, in R. mukh this information is given by no means for the localization of fennov Of tatsita, but for the purpose to show its difference, on this score, from Ptolemy (Much, 1937, s. 414 - 416). True, the identification Of tatsitovykh fennov precisely with saamami, whose ancient toponymy is fixed on the south of Estonia, Pskovshchiny and Novgorodchiny, actually has already been located in the scientific revolution (Anfert'ev, 1988, s. 118 -120), but did not appear this hypothesis under the effect of very D.A. Of machinskogo? In it very, as a result of actual refusal from one of the orientators of localization of venetov, actually occurred daval'vatsiya Of tatsitovykh information about this people. Indeed D.A. For machinskomu it was necessary to divide it by venetov of "real", that dwelled near Carpathian bastarnov, and... the rest - consequently, unreal, which were charted by it, between the Pripet and the upper Dnepr, only with the sign of a question (Machinskiy, 1976, s. 90, Fig. 1). Idea about these so-called "real" venetakh subsequently underwent transformation, and by very unique. "according to the analysis D.A. Of machinskogo, writes SHITYU D.N. Of kozak, determined Tatsitom the territory of the stay of venedov it coincides with the area of zubritskoy culture, which occupies the regions Of zaradnoy Volyni and West Podolia. Coincide the data about the boundary of venedov and Germans - respectively, the areas of zubritskoy and pshevorskoy cultures. The significant interest cause data of the pis'menykh sources, which testify, on D.A. Machinskomu that venedy in second-half I v. n. 3. they appeared between the Pripet and the Dniester as the new, recently arrived population, which yet completely did not master territory "(Kozak, 1991, s. 139). Thus, at first glance it can seem that at long last it was possible to overcome the "archaelogical elusiveness" Of tatsitovykh venetov. In any case, their comparison with the zapadnovolynskimi and verkhnednestrovskimi antiquities of the so-called zubritskoy group of second-half I - end OF THE II substances n. 3. it appears. it is more preferable than the arrangement in the zone of "archaelogical void" on the lower Pripet, the grass snake and the heath-cock, where from the southern part of the area of the culture of the shtrikhovannoy ceramics in Tatsitovo time supposedly would penetrate population with the archaelogical not fixed porebal'nym rite (Machinskiy, 1976, s. 95). However, it becomes clear that, being only formally based on the hypothesis D.A. Of machinskogo, D.N. Of kozak actually, developed its own, in the root outstanding. Indeed D.A. Machinskiy, together with M. babeshem and PERHAPS Shchukinym continuing the even prewar studies By g. kossiny, K. takenberga, V. la Baume, etc., much made for the establishment identities of carriers both poyaneshti-lukashevskoy and classical zarubintskoy culture to precisely ancient-German bastarnam (Kossina, 1914, s.147, 154; Tackenberg, 1929, s. 232 - 244; La baume, 1934, s. 86; Babe?, 1973, s. 213; Machinskiy, 1973, s. 54 - 55; Shchukin, 1972, s. 109; Shchukin, 1987, s. 104, 109). Besides, on Shchukin's observation PERHAPS, this bastarnskaya belonging of entire, or almost entire, zarubinetskoy culture acquired in the course of time the still b?l'shuyu obviousness, than this escaped from the preshestvuyushchikh works D.A. Of machinskogo (Shchukin, 1993, s. 94). However, D.N. Of kozak proceeds from the fact that "zarubinetskaya culture - sterzhn', around which was developed ancient-Slav generality on the boundary of era". Zubritskiye monuments it names "zapadnovenedskimi" and separately emphasizes their proximity by zarubinetskim and pozdnezarubinetskim, with respect, to "vostochnovenedskim" (Kozak, 1993, c. 24 - 25). However, as it proved to be to the check, this hypothesis about venedakh only outwardly will be coordinated with the ideas about them both D.A. Of machinskogo and, apparently, Cornelius tatsita himself. In fact, according to D.N. To kozaku, the so-called zubritskaya group began to finally take shape as a result of inflow into the pshevorskuyu medium in the West Of volyni and Podolia, following the the lipitskimi from the south, also even and new emigrants from the north. Some even more obscure thus far reasons caused in second-half I v. n. 3. destruction of the Pripyat version of zarubinetskoy culture and the mass flight of its carriers in the different directions: to northwest in Podlyas'e, where they left the tomb Of grinevichi Of vel'ki, to the southwest into Lyubel'shchiznu, where is added the same mixed pshevorsko-zarubinetskaya chernichinskaya group of monuments, and, in essence, to the south. "probably, as correctly are assumed D.N. Of kozak, zarubinetskiye tribes moved from the woodlands by small separate, most probably, family groups they did not base separate settlings. They stopped on the already existing pshevorskikh, entering into the close contact with their inhabitants "(Kozak, 1991, s. 32, 114). To consider these refugees terrible venetami Of tatsita, which roved "for the robbery", probably is difficult. The achievement of Podolia and Volyni was their clearly not role, and it is obvious that much the more soundly flowed here process is characterized as the withdrawal of zarubinetskogo population "under the cover it is shield the verkhnednestrovskoy group of bastarnov, represented by monuments of the type Of kolokolina - Chizhikova - Zvenigorod - Grineva" 109). Grineva "(Shchukin, 1987, s. 109). Thus, in the second place, in addition, in spite of D.N. To kozaku, these mixed pshevorsko-lipitskiye monuments of upper podnestrov', to whom more lately was added zarubinetskiy element, D.A. By machinskim are compared not with Slav venedami, but with German bastarnami (Machinskiy, 1976, s. 91). It turns out that the so-called zubritskaya group of monuments, in spite of the "zapadnovenedskoy" version D.N. of cossack, must be compared not with samimiTatsitovymi venetami, but, faster, with their southwestern neighbor- Germans. Thus, the searches For tatsitovykh venetov led us into the country of bastarnov in the foot of Carpathian mountains. By the way, according to F. Brown, their name in the Greek transfer ' Karpb.ton, is connected with the bastarnskoy form * HarЂ.ah.a. One way or another, the name of the Carpathians, on Tabula peutingeriana, is this ' Alpes Bastarnicae, to the east of which are noted themselves ' Blastarni, i.e., bastarny (Brown, 1899, s. 107, 173). Certainly, with the same mountains the discussion deals also in the "natural history". Pliniy, after mentioning Sarmatian yazigov in the plain, it reports that "mountain ranges and gorge to Patissy river (they occupy) driven away by them daki. From the river fog, or Dirii, which separates them from the reign Of vannianskogo, he speaks further, opposite regions they occupy basternei and then other Germans "(Plin., NH..iv: 75). "concept" Germans "Pliniya is sufficiently concretely and among those enumerated by them" German peoples "does not have not one, whose belonging with the Germans in the contemporary meaning of this term could be set for doubt", establish D.A. Machinskiy and M.A. Of tikhanova. For other Pliniyevykh "these Germans" co-authors proposed the completely opredepennaya localization: north bastarnov in the Dniester, east of the Vistula and south of ocean. However, precisely there, instead of these ' germani, in them are charted... Tatsitovy ' venethi, besides also in complete agreement with the source (Machinskiy, Tikhanova, 1976, s. 66 - 67). Thus, the agreement of localization of both ancient etnonimov - by no means new discovery. But this correspondence is required finally to base, especially as this of special complexity present must not. To begin already from the practically chronological agreement between the information Of pliniya and Tatsita, indeed "natural history" and "Germany" were finished by them, correspondingly, 77- m and 98- m yr. n. 3. Correspond also the geographical framework: in both these Roman authors it is discussed, in particular, the space between the ocean, either The svebskim sea, and By istrom, or Dunabiyem, east Of vistuly, which they equally consider current even along the earth of Germans. Orientator for the localization of tribes inside the hinterland is also identical: the region of the inhabiting of basterniyev, or of pevkinov (cf.: Plin., THE IV: 75 - 100; Tac., Germ., 1 - 46). Difference consists, strictly, in the fact that in Pliniya is indicated only southwestern orientator, ' basterne.i, and in Tatsita - both southwestern and southeastern, ' peucini and ' fenni **. in this respect Of pliniy it occurs nearer to Strabonu than to its contemporary To tatsitu. Strabon; also calling for bastarnskikh atmonov and sidonov only of their southwestern neighbors, tregetov, acknowledges, however, in its lack of information relative to northern and northeastern limits, even strongly exaggerating the same, "since we do not know neither bastarnov nor savromatov and generally no one of the one living higher than Ponta" (Strabo, Geogr., THE VII: 2, 4; THE VII: 3, 15 - 17). Apparently, exactly therefore with Strabonovymi bastarnami first carefully it were compared not entire zarubinetskaya culture, but only its southern version in the average Dnepr (Machinskiy, Tikhanova, 1976, s. 75 - 76). It can seem that Pliniyem is given for a similar caution the still bul'shiy occasion: indeed it, in contrast to the geographer, attempted to compensate the same its lack of information relative to real etnogeografii of internal territories by noncritical adoptions from Herodotus (Rassadin, 1999, s. 30). Nevertheless despite the fact that its information about other "Germans" when desired also can be timed only to the South outskirts of their settling, they are completely suitable for the comparison with The tatsitovymi information about venetakh. Tatsitovy of venety are compared with the heritage of bastarnskoy zarubinetskoy culture by already many researchers. In its time this point of view was in detail reasoned also in the special publication (Rassadin, 1992). Otmetm, by the way, that still earlier these venety were compared even directly with the quite zarubinetskoy culture (Kolendo, 1984, s. 130). Its German roots became more obviously, when it was actually, so to speak, was torn the "kleshevaya" line of the genealogy of ancient Slavs. Let us recall that in the interwar and postwar period Yu. kostshevskiy speaking against the ancient-German ethnic attribution die Gesichturnenkultur, which defended the German archaeologists. This kultura urn twarzowych was connected with it first with western baltami, and then also with the seacoast offshoot of praslavyan (Z Polskiego Towarzystwa Prehistorycznego, 1928, s. 11 - 12; Kostrzewski, 1946, s. 71). Much more lately similar approach again is encountered in THE EXPLOSIVES Sedov, by whom this culture is divided by two: strictly seacoast, zapadnobaltskuyu, and ranneslavyanskuyu podkleshevuyu. The ethnic tradition of the latter could, in his opinion, cause the belonging also of zarubinetskoy ku'tury (Sedov, 1979, s. 76). However, a similar division of this sufficiently monolithic generality, apparently, by nevertheless rannegermanskoy, was considered it late incorrect, and it is explained as the element of not always correct discussion with the German archaeologists (Malinowski, 1992.). As German archaeologists 1930- X, YU.V. Kukharenko 1960- m g. indicates again the precisely seacoast roots of zarubinetskoy culture (Kukharenko, 1960, s. 109). 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Heidelberg. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: * so in the text - S.R. ** these Tatsitovykh fennov has already been proposed to place in Belorussian Podvin'e; subsequently Finno-Ugric ethnic basis Dnepr -dvinsko1 culture obtained also the new confirmation (Rassadin, 1992, s. 12; Shadyra, 1993, s. 83 - 90). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reductions: ASGE - archaelogical collector of state hermitage. AP - Archeologia Polski THE RA - Przeg?.d archeologiczny. SA - Slawia antiqua. Se - Soviet ethnography. Vya - questions of linguistics. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Syntax of the footnote: C.E. Rassadin. Between the Alps and the ocean: venety - other "Germans"? //Eastern European archaelogical periodical, 5(18) September- October 2002, (http://archaeology.kiev.ua/journal/050902/rassadin.htm)

Thus, need, instead of "summary", precisely, individual approach to the information of the ancient authors about venetakh was completely obvious. Indeed, for example, when desired on the same bases, on which Baltic venety, Pliniyevy and Ptolemeyevy, are united with the continental Tatsitovymi, with the latter they are compared, in principle, also Adriatic venety on R po - it is already accurately not Slavs. That seaside venety to continental are not completely identical, with all persuasiveness it was substantiated By e kolendo. they emphasized the generality of similar doublets and even triplets in the ethnic nomenclature Of barbarikuma. Doublet from the continental Tatsitovykh ' venethi and Baltic Pliniyevykh ' venedi, that correspond To ptolemeyevym ' against???????, it is differentiated in ye. kolendo as follows: with the first copostavleny ' Stauano? Ptolemy, and with the second - ' aesti Tatsita. The "venedskeye mountains", according to Ye. kolendo, this completely not the Carpathians, but much modest elevation - Sambiyskaya, or El'blongskaya. Thus, in his opinion, by status of "great people" seaside venedy were obliged not to extensiveness, but it is faster to the successful arrangement of the occupied with them territory. This small tribe of ancient baltov dwelled somewhere east of the mouth of the Vistula - exactly at the output of "amber way" to the places of the output of that desired for Romans ' glaesum (Kolendo, 1984, s. 637 - 651). Thus, it turns out that from the Baltic, or the the baltskikh, venedov Of pliniya and Ptolemy venety Of tatsita are independent approximately just as from Celtic venetov galliums, genetov Of paflagonii, and so forth according to the observation PERHAPS of Shchukin, by all Tatsitovymi commentators, not connected with the Slav problems, his venety they are invariably placed east of the Vistula (Shchukin, 1972, s. 110). However, at the disposal of the supporters of the Slav attribution of venetov Tatsita remains, as if, the still following argument: these venety, in the first place, territorially correspond to mentioned somewhat late Ptolemeyevym stavanam, and in the second place, the autonym of the latter was, in reality, "Slavs". But it is revealed with the more careful examination of background of the question: the deeply taken root idea, that Ptolemeyevo ' Stauanoi should be, allegedly, read as ' S?..labanoi (Havlik, 1973, s. 154; Machinskiy, 1981, s. 34), from the point of view of classical linguistics are blunder, besides discovered already sufficiently long ago. According to K myullengof, the reading ' Stauanoi as ' S?..labanoi is inadmissible because in the Greek in ozvonchenii (anlaut) of?..l never it is written; Greeks themselves wrote???????, ????????? (M6.llenhoff, 1887, s. 21). By the way, on its daring assumption of replacement, allegedly, '? on "A especially did not insist and itself P shafarik, by whom was proposed even the reading Of ptolemeyeva ' Stau?..no? as to "stavyane", i.e., the "inhabitants of lakes" (' staw - "lake"). That the outstanding Slavist, unfortunately, turned himself with the ethnic nomenclature Of barbarikuma very freely, testifies also his "transfer" Of ptolemeyeva '??????? as "northerners" (Shafarik, 1848, s. 105, 345). Slavdom of these "stavyan" and of "northerners" from an historical linguistic point of view proves to be even more problematic, if we recollect also, that also in ptolemy himself, and in pliniya, and many other ancient authors it is easy to find much set of pseudo- glories etnonimov, type ' Serboi on Ra river (Ptol., Geogr. V: 9, 17 - 22), ' sirbi on Meotide (Plin., NH. III: 22). in fact, if we "stabanoy" again read as "stlavanoy", then ancient-Pannonian ' aravisci i'.oseriates we must compare with rannesrednevekovymi Slav etnonimami ' maravi /..moravi and ' oseriane... But indeed the reading of the by hydros- it of Roman Dakii to the Slav harmony, ' Patissus as "To potiss'e", Pistra -".Bystritsa", ' Tsierna - "black" (Mavrodin, 1945, s. 22), together with the appropriate hypotheses, already belong it seems only to past of the science, when, on the observation I.S. Pioro, was considered it progressive everywhere to search for and "to find" the ancient Slavs (Pioro, 1990, s. 6). By the way, stavanov, in the form '????????, Ptolemy again calls not only in ligurii, but also in the depth of Asia. Takeing into account their this interesting position, K Zeiss arrived at the following conclusion: "Stavany, the neighbors of alaunov or alanov, were alanskim or Sarmatian people, since the same name, ' Sta?????, '??..ba?..i and?..Asta of??????, By Ptolemy Will Be again Named In connection With Ariane, Perside and Girkanii "(Zeuss, 1925, s. 271). Also in the contemporary linguistics for explaining Ptolemeyeva of etnonima ' Stauanoi is proposed Sanskrit ' stb.v?..na, ancient-Iranian avestiyskoye ' stavana - "khvalimyy", while also ossetic ' stavun, "to praise" (Abayev, 1949, s. 183; Trubachev, 1979, s. 41). This ethnic interpretation, together with the corresponding to it geographical undoubtedly they are interesting; however, in those named in ptolemy together with them '??????? and '??????? traditionally see the first reference of western baltov - sudavov and galindov (Laur, 1954, s. 266; Sedov, 1987, s. 410; Kolendo, 1998, s. 51). Ptolemeyevy ' Stauanoi also could belong to the drevnebaltskim tribes it seems in spite of its Sarmatian- Iranian parallels. Indeed the same Pliniyevykh ' sarmatae, the neighbors of Germans and venedov in the lower Vistula, to consider as the Iranian nomads is hardly possible (Plin., NH, THE THE IV: 95). therefore it is completely natural that, on the level with the Slav and Iranian, since olden times has a walking also the baltsko- Baltic etnogeograficheskaya attribution Of ptolemeyevykh stavanov. K myullengof saw in them "eastern Lithuanians on other side of the average Neman between its upper flow and Viliyey, up to the swampy part of Belorussia, or to Bereziny" (M6.llenhoff, 1887, s. 21). Later as argument in favor of a similar localization was indicated even presence in average Belarus ' of the names type columns, Stolovichi, etc., but their association with stavanami it seems was explicit oddity (Bagrow, 1945, p. 381). The territory of stavanov, according to K myullengof, corresponds, on the whole, to the area of the shtrikhovannoy ceramics, with whose carriers they were compared BY D.A. Machinskim, which proceeded, as is evident, from the similar geographical interpretation Of ptolemeyevykh information about this tribe (Machinskiy, 1981, s. 34). Thus, although stavany to the number of the "great peoples Of sarmatii", according to Ptolemy, and do not relate, by it it was accepted to remove huge territory. For example as in ye. kolendo: between the the Masurian Poozer'em, where galindy, and sudiny, by the steppe Black Sea area, where there were alanskiye camps of nomads (Kolendo, 1998, s. 54). However, he is noted by the historians of geography that the grid of lengths in ptolemy as is extended to the east and differs from the contemporary on 20° (Bronshten, 1988, s. 141). As a result in it the displacement of various objects is observed, sometimes very significant. It is interesting, in this connection what do Yu. kulakovskiy has, by whom was also considered the error of graticule into "'?????????? ????????" approximately to one third, stavany are related to one and the same territorial group not with steppe alanami, but with Baltic galindami and sudinami (Kulakovskiy, 1899, s. 13 - 22). Probably, a similar localization of this tribe must be considered as the more preferable, but as then explain Ptolemeyevo assertion "... and stavany - to alanov "(Ptol., Geogr., III: 5, 9)? Apparently, the author of "geographical management" experienced the need to somehow fill the lacuna between the Black Sea and Baltic tribes, and he solved this task due to very south from the latter. I.e. as in jordan, which, however, "settles" far to the forest north of the Black Sea steppe inhabitant- nomads: "... the coast of ocean hold esty, completely peaceful people. To the south will neighbor with them the strong tribe of akatsirov, which does not know cereals, but which feeds from the cattle and the hunting "(Jord., Getica, 37). Thus, Ptolemeyevy ' Stauanoi territorially converge faster with The the tatsitovymi ' aestii, than it ' venethi. About them by the author "De origine et situ Germanorum" communicates, literally, the following: "... here the end Of svebii. To carry pevkinov, venedov and fennov to the Germans or the Sarmatians, I do not know, although pevkiny, which some call bastarnami, by speech, means of life, by permanent residency and by dwellings are repeated Germans. Because of the mixed marriages their appearance becomes increasingly uglier, and they acquire the features of Sarmatians. Venety adopted much of their dispositions, since for the robbery they will rove on leam and mountains, such as only do not exist between pevkinami and fennami. However, more often it is possible to add them to the Germans, because they build to themselves houses, bear panels and are moved by foot, besides by sbol'shoy rapidity; all this mark off them from the Sarmatians, who conduct entire life in the vehicle and on the horse "(Tac., Germ., 46). To the interpretation of etogoTatsitova of communication, including of lokazizatsii of its venetov, is dedicated already sufficiently significant literature. Are traditionally the authors divided here into the supporters of wide and narrow localization. Thus, in polish archaeology, in particular, are represented both points of view. According to Ye. kolendo, Tatsitovo the description of venetov - figura retoryczna. They cannot be localized any accurately, since, similar To ptolemeyevym stavanam, they are placed on the enormous space, and, apparently, for the same purpose - to fill territorial lacuna. Tatsitovykh pevkinov, writes Ye. kolendo, one should consider steppe nomads, and fenny, this, possibly, the d".yakovskaya culture, where for preparing the most diverse instruments widely adapted the bone. However, Venetov it is possible to correlate some by the part of the zarubinetskoy culture (Kolendo, 1984, s. 648 - 649). According to V novakovskiy, the localization Of tatsitovykh venetov appears much opredelenneye, since with pevkinami by it are compared the poyaneshti-lukashevskiye monuments, including of upper podnestrov ', but with fennami - massif of forest antiquities far out of the boundaries of Roman influences, and not only the d'yakovskikh, but also adjoining them from the West, at the sources of the Dnepr. With venetami themselves by it are compared postzarubinetskiye antiquities of the type Of rakhny-Pochep (Nowakowski, 1990, s. 75 - 96; Nowakowski, 1992, s. 218 - 230). In parallel with the Polish, somewhat different version of lokaliatsii and archaelogical identification Of tatsitovykh venetov was developed in the Russian, and also in the Ukrainian, the historiography. Its basic difference is, perhaps, entirely another idea about the northeastern orientator - Tatsitovykh fennakh. D.A. By machinskim they move aside into Lapland, however, in our view, it is hardly sound. "in the latter researchers Tatsita with a sufficient base perceive the soprikosavshikhsya with the Germans on the north of Scandinavia distant ancestors of Laplander- Lapps", it asserts, referring in this case only to R mukha (Machinskiy, 1976, s. 88, 100). However, in actuality by this German researcher are in no way brought the substantiations of the identity Of tatsitovykh ' fenni precisely with ancient saamami of Finnish Lapland. On the contrary, they emphasized specially that Lapps in the ancient-Scandinavian sources were named differently from strictly Finns (samonazv. ' Suomi, others -.germ. ' Fenn?..z, ' Finn?..z): ' Skridi-finn?..z, ' Skridefinnas, i.e., literally, "Schneeschufinnen" - "ski Finns". Finns, by the name '??????, calls also Ptolemy, in whom they not only near the Vistula next to the Goths, but also, deystvited'no, on the north '??????? However, in R mukh this information is given by no means for the localization of fennov Of tatsita, but for the purpose to show its difference, on this score, from Ptolemy (Much, 1937, s. 414 - 416). True, the identification Of tatsitovykh fennov precisely with saamami, whose ancient toponymy is fixed on the south of Estonia, Pskovshchiny and Novgorodchiny, actually has already been located in the scientific revolution (Anfert'ev, 1988, s. 118 -120), but did not appear this hypothesis under the effect of very D.A. Of machinskogo? In it very, as a result of actual refusal from one of the orientators of localization of venetov, actually occurred daval'vatsiya Of tatsitovykh information about this people. Indeed D.A. For machinskomu it was necessary to divide it by venetov of "real", that dwelled near Carpathian bastarnov, and... the rest - consequently, unreal, which were charted by it, between the Pripet and the upper Dnepr, only with the sign of a question (Machinskiy, 1976, s. 90, Fig. 1). Idea about these so-called "real" venetakh subsequently underwent transformation, and by very unique. "according to the analysis D.A. Of machinskogo, writes SHITYU D.N. Of kozak, determined Tatsitom the territory of the stay of venedov it coincides with the area of zubritskoy culture, which occupies the regions Of zaradnoy Volyni and West Podolia. Coincide the data about the boundary of venedov and Germans - respectively, the areas of zubritskoy and pshevorskoy cultures. The significant interest cause data of the pis'menykh sources, which testify, on D.A. Machinskomu that venedy in second-half I v n 3. they appeared between the Pripet and the Dniester as the new, recently arrived population, which yet completely did not master territory "(Kozak, 1991, s. 139). Thus, at first glance it can seem that at long last it was possible to overcome the "archaelogical elusiveness" Of tatsitovykh venetov. In any case, their comparison with the zapadnovolynskimi and verkhnednestrovskimi antiquities of the so-called zubritskoy group of second-half I - end OF THE II substances n 3. it appears. it is more preferable than the arrangement in the zone of "archaelogical void" on the lower Pripet, the grass snake and the heath-cock, where from the southern part of the area of the culture of the shtrikhovannoy ceramics in tatsitovo time supposedly would penetrate population with the archaelogical not fixed porebal'nym rite (Machinskiy, 1976, s. 95). However, it becomes clear that, being only formally based on the hypothesis D.A. Of machinskogo, D.N. Of kozak actually, developed its own, in the root outstanding. Indeed D.A. Machinskiy, together with M babeshem and PERHAPS Shchukinym continuing the even prewar studies By g kossiny, K takenberga, V la baume, etc., much made for the establishment identities of carriers both poyaneshti-lukashevskoy and classical zarubintskoy culture to precisely ancient- Herman bastarnam (Kossina, 1914, s.147, 154; Tackenberg, 1929, s. 232 - 244; La baume, 1934, s. 86; Babe?, 1973, s. 213; Machinskiy, 1973, s. 54 - 55; Shchukin, 1972, s. 109; Shchukin, 1987, s. 104, 109). Besides, on Shchukin's observation PERHAPS, this bastarnskaya belonging of entire, or almost entire, zarubinetskoy culture acquired in the course of time the still b?.l'shuyu obviousness, than this escaped from the preshestvuyushchikh works D.A. Of machinskogo (Shchukin, 1993, s. 94). However, D.N. Of kozak proceeds from the fact that "zarubinetskaya culture - sterzhn ', around which was developed ancient- glories generality on the boundary of era". Zubritskiye monuments it names "zapadnovenedskimi" and separately emphasizes their proximity by zarubinetskim and pozdnezarubinetskim, with respect, to "vostochnovenedskim" (Kozak, 1993, c. 24 - 25). However, as it proved to be to the check, this hypothesis about venedakh only outwardly will be coordinated with the ideas about them both D.A. Of machinskogo and, apparently, Cornelius tatsita himself. In fact, according to D.N. To kozaku, the so-called zubritskaya group began to finally take shape as a result of inflow into the pshevorskuyu medium in the West Of volyni and Podolia, following the the lipitskimi from the south, also even and new emigrants from the north. Some even more obscure thus far reasons caused in second-half I v n 3. destruction of the Pripyat version of zarubinetskoy culture and the mass flight of its carriers in the different directions: to northwest in podlyas'e, where they left the tomb Of grinevichi Of vel'ki, to the southwest into Lyubel'shchiznu, where is added the same mixed pshevorsko-zarubinetskaya chernichinskaya group of monuments, and, in essence, to the south. "probably, as correctly are assumed D.N. Of kozak, zarubinetskiye tribes moved from the woodlands by small separate, most probably, family groups they did not base separate settlings. They stopped on the already existing pshevorskikh, entering into the close contact with their inhabitants "(Kozak, 1991, s. 32, 114). To consider these refugees terrible venetami Of tatsita, which roved "for the robbery", probably is difficult. The achievement of Podolia and Volyni was their clearly not role, and it is obvious that much the more soundly flowed here process is characterized as the withdrawal of zarubinetskogo population "under the cover it is shield the verkhnednestrovskoy group of bastarnov, represented by monuments of the type Of kolokolina - Chizhikova - Zvenigorod - Grineva" 109). Grineva "(Shchukin, 1987, s. 109). Thus, in the second place, in addition, in spite of D.N. To kozaku, these mixed pshevorsko-lipitskiye monuments of upper podnestrov ', to whom more lately was added zarubinetskiy element, D.A. By machinskim are compared not with Slav venedami, but with German bastarnami (Machinskiy, 1976, s. 91). It turns out that the so-called zubritskaya group of monuments, in spite of the "zapadnovenedskoy" version D.N. of cossack, must be compared not with samimiTatsitovymi venetami, but, faster, with their southwestern neighbor- Germans. Thus, the searches For tatsitovykh venetov led us into the country of bastarnov in the foot of Carpathian mountains. By the way, according to F Brown, their name in the Greek transfer ' Karpb.ton, is connected with the bastarnskoy form * HarЂ..ah.a. One way or another, the name of the Carpathians, on Tabula peutingeriana, is this ' Alpes Bastarnicae, to the east of which are noted themselves ' Blastarni, i.e., bastarny (Brown, 1899, s. 107, 173). Certainly, with the same mountains the discussion deals also in the "natural history". Pliniy, after mentioning Sarmatian yazigov in the plain, it reports that "mountain ranges and gorge to Patissy river (they occupy) driven away by them daki. From the river fog, or Dirii, which separates them from the reign Of vannianskogo, he speaks further, opposite regions they occupy basternei and then other Germans "(Plin., NH..iv: 75). "concept" Germans "Pliniya is sufficiently concretely and among those enumerated by them" German peoples "does not have not one, whose belonging with the Germans in the contemporary meaning of this term could be set for doubt", establish D.A. Machinskiy and M.A. Of tikhanova. For other Pliniyevykh "these Germans" co -authors proposed the completely opredepennaya localization: north bastarnov in the Dniester, east of the Vistula and south of ocean. However, precisely there, instead of these ' germani, in them are charted... Tatsitovy ' venethi, besides also in complete agreement with the source (Machinskiy, Tikhanova, 1976, s. 66 - 67). Thus, the agreement of localization of both ancient etnonimov - by no means new discovery. But this correspondence is required finally to base, especially as this of special complexity present must not. To begin already from the practically chronological agreement between the information Of pliniya and Tatsita, indeed "natural history" and "Germany" were finished by them, correspondingly, 77- m and 98- m yr. n 3. Correspond also the geographical framework: in both these Roman authors it is discussed, in particular, the space between the ocean, either The svebskim sea, and By istrom, or Dunabiyem, east Of vistuly, which they equally consider current even along the earth of Germans. Orientator for the localization of tribes inside the hinterland is also identical: the region of the inhabiting of basterniyev, or of pevkinov (cf: Plin., THE THE IV: 75 - 100; Tac., Germ., 1 - 46). Difference consists, strictly, in the fact that in pliniya is indicated only southwestern orientator, ' basterne.i, and in tatsita - both southwestern and southeastern, ' peucini and ' fenni **. in this respect Of pliniy it occurs nearer to Strabonu than to its contemporary To tatsitu. Strabon; also calling for bastarnskikh atmonov and sidonov only of their southwestern neighbors, tregetov, acknowledges, however, in its lack of information relative to northern and northeastern limits, even strongly exaggerating the same, "since we do not know neither bastarnov nor savromatov and generally no one of the one living higher than Ponta" (Strabo, Geogr., THE THE VII: 2, 4; THE THE VII: 3, 15 - 17). Apparently, exactly therefore with Strabonovymi bastarnami first carefully it were compared not entire zarubinetskaya culture, but only its southern version in the average Dnepr (Machinskiy, Tikhanova, 1976, s. 75 - 76). It can seem that Pliniyem is given for a similar caution the still bul'shiy occasion: indeed it, in contrast to the geographer, attempted to compensate the same its lack of information relative to real etnogeografii of internal territories by noncritical adoptions from Herodotus (Rassadin, 1999, s. 30). Nevertheless despite the fact that its information about other "Germans" when desired also can be timed only to the South outskirts of their settling, they are completely suitable for the comparison with The tatsitovymi information about venetakh. Tatsitovy of venety are compared with the heritage of bastarnskoy zarubinetskoy culture by already many researchers. In its time this point of view was in detail reasoned also in the special publication (Rassadin, 1992). Otmetm, by the way, that still earlier these venety were compared even directly with the quite zarubinetskoy culture (Kolendo, 1984, s. 130). Its German Roots Became More Obviously, when it was actually, so to speak, was torn the "kleshevaya" line of the genealogy of ancient Slavs. Let us recall that in the interwar and postwar period Yu. kostshevskiy speaking against the ancient- Herman ethnic attribution die Gesichturnenkultur, which defended the German archaeologists. This kultura urn twarzowych was connected with it first with western baltami, and then also with the seacoast offshoot of praslavyan (Z Polskiego Towarzystwa Prehistorycznego, 1928, s. 11 - 12; Kostrzewski, 1946, s. 71). Much more lately similar approach again is encountered in the EXPLOSIVES Sedov, by whom this culture is divided by two: strictly seacoast, zapadnobaltskuyu, and ranneslavyanskuyu podkleshevuyu. The ethnic tradition of the latter could, in his opinion, cause the belonging also of zarubinetskoy ku'tury (Sedov, 1979, s. 76). However, a similar division of this sufficiently monolithic generality, apparently, by nevertheless rannegermanskoy, was considered it late incorrect, and it is explained as the element of not always correct discussion with the German archaeologists (Malinowski, 1992.). As german Archaeologists 1930- X, YU.V. Kukharenko 1960- m g indicates again the precisely seacoast roots of zarubinetskoy culture (Kukharenko, 1960, s. 109). 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Heidelberg. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: * so in the text - S.R. ** these Tatsitovykh fennov has already been proposed to place in belorussian Podvin'e; Subsequently Finno-Ugric Ethnic Basis Dnepr -.dvinskoy culture obtained also the new confirmation (Rassadin, 1992, s. 12; Shadyra, 1993, s. 83 - 90). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reductions: ASGE - archaelogical collector of state hermitage. AP - Archeologia Polski THE RA - Przeg?..d archeologiczny. SA - Slawia antiqua. SE - Soviet ethnography. Vya - questions of linguistics. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Syntax of the footnote: C.E. Rassadin. Between the Alps and the ocean: venety - other "Germans"? //.Eastern European archaelogical periodical, 5(18) September- October 2002, (http://archaeology.kiev.ua/journal/050902/rassadin.htm