Migration period Europe.(Les Huns: Le Grand Empire Barbare d'Europe, IVe-Ve Siecles)(Les Sarmates: Amazones et Lanciers Cuimsses Entre Oural et Danube)(The Early Slavs: Culture and Society in Early Medieval Eastern Europe)(Book Review)

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ISTVAN BONA. Les Huns: le grand empire barbare d'Europe, IVe-Ve siecles (tr. Katalin Escher). 240 pages, 194 figures. 2002. Paris: Errance; 2-87772-223-6 paperback 30 [euro].

IAROSLAV LEBEDYNSKY. Les Sarmates: amazones et lanciers cuimsses entre Oural et Danube (Vile siecle av. J.-C.-VIe siecle apr. J.-C.). 272 pages, figures. 2002. Paris: Errance; 2-87772-235-X paperback 25 [euro].

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