Late Scythian fortification
Journal: Vestnik of North-Ossetian State University
Year: 2025

In Central Scythia during the III century BC life ceases in the Kamensky settlement and other settlements, and the Crimea becomes the center of Late Scythia. At the turn of III and II centuries BC in the Crimea, the city of Naples arises, which has become the new capital of Scythia. In addition to it, four more large cities are known in Crimea: Ust-Alma, Bulganak, Zalesye and Krasnoye (Kermen-Kyr). Another center of Late (Little) Scythia remains the lower Dnieper region, although it is considere