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Achaemenid period, some Derbices had migrated to the southwest along the shore of the Caspian Sea and reached central Tabaristan. The Derbices shared the region...
Click to read more »the death of Cyrus recorded by Ctesias, Cyrus died in battle against the Derbices, who were either identical with the Massagetae or a Massagetaean sub-tribe:...
Click to read more »which says Cyrus met his death while putting down resistance from the Derbices infantry, aided by other Scythian archers and cavalry, plus Indians and...
Click to read more »by Arrian, after the people there, settled in the mountains between the Derbices and the Hyrcanii (Str., 11.9.1, 11.11.8). They are spread toward the Caspian...
Click to read more »Kamarband Caves Gomeyshan Cave Gohar Tepe Early inhabitants Amardians Derbices Tapurians Early Sasanian houses House of Ispahbudhan House of Karen House...
Click to read more »as those nations could furnish, as well as 1,000 Tapurian cavalry. The Derbices had armed 40,000 foot-soldiers; most of these carried spears tipped with...
Click to read more »them alongside the Caspian Gates and Rhagae, in Parthia or between the Derbices and Hyrcani or in company with the Amardi and other people along the southern...
Click to read more »death of Cyrus named the Derbices, rather than the Massagetae, as the tribe against whom Cyrus died in battle, because the Derbices were a member tribe of...
Click to read more »Kamarband Caves Gomeyshan Cave Gohar Tepe Early inhabitants Amardians Derbices Tapurians Early Sasanian houses House of Ispahbudhan House of Karen House...
Click to read more »Ampittia Species: A. capenas Binomial name Ampittia capenas (Hewitson, 1868) Synonyms Cyclopides capenas Hewitson, 1868 Cyclopides derbice Hewitson, 1877...
Click to read more »by Arrian, after the people there, settled in the mountains between the Derbices and the Hyrcanii (Str., 11.9.1, 11.11.8). They are spread toward the Caspian...
Click to read more »worship of Api by Scythian peoples is attested in Strabo's mention that the Derbices worshipped "Mother Earth." The Scythian personification of Heaven and equivalent...
Click to read more »Dandamayev) (See "Carduchi" in Encyclopædia Iranica) Derbiccans / Derbiccae / Derbices (oldest inhabitants of the land later known as Tapuristan or Tabaristan...
Click to read more »the Attacotti (in Britain) eat human flesh and that the Massagetae and Derbices (two Central Asian peoples) kill and eat old people, considering this a...
Click to read more »as those nations could furnish, as well as 1000 Tapurian cavalry. The Derbices had armed 40000 foot-soldiers; most of these carried spears tipped with...
Click to read more »Massagetae/Sakā tigraxaudā in 530 BCE. After Cyrus had been mortally wounded by the Derbices and their Indian allies, Amorges and his Saka army helped the Persian soldiers...
Click to read more »Kamarband Caves Gomeyshan Cave Gohar Tepe Early inhabitants Amardians Derbices Tapurians Early Sasanian houses House of Ispahbudhan House of Karen House...
Click to read more »Strabo places them near the Caspian Gates and Rey, in Parthia, between the Derbices and Aserm Hyrcania, alongside the Amardians and other groups along the...
Click to read more »immediately to the south of the Caspian Sea, where they lived along the Derbices, Hyrcanians and Tapyri. The Orpheōs Argonautika meanwhile located the Sigynnae...
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