Greek inscription from the Ak-Kaya settlement 
Year: 2018

The article is devoted to the study of the Greek inscription on the fragment of Rhodian amphora which had been discovered during the excavations of the settlement Ak-Kaya (modern Vishennoe) in the Central Crimea. The site is strongly fortified and was attributed as a residence or even a first capital of the rulers in the Crimean Scythia. The inscription could be dated to the late 3rd – beginning of the 2nd century BC and this date corresponds to chronology of the whole settlement. Graffito is a