The Costoboci were an ancient people located, during the Roman imperial era, between the Carpathian Mountains and the river Dniester. A branch of this people may also have been around the lower river Don. Although it is possible that this people were mentioned by Pliny the Elder around AD 77, the earliest certain record of them in surviving ancient sources is in the Geographia of Ptolemy, published around 140. The last record of the Costoboci dates around 400.

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  • The Costoboci were an ancient people located, during the Roman imperial era, between the Carpathian Mountains and the river Dniester. A branch of this people may also have been around the lower river Don. Although it is possible that this people were mentioned by Pliny the Elder around AD 77, the earliest certain record of them in surviving ancient sources is in the Geographia of Ptolemy, published around 140. The last record of the Costoboci dates around 400. The so-termed "Lipiţa culture" has been linked by some scholars to the Costoboci. This people are considered by many scholars to have been a tribe of the Dacian nation. Other scholars have suggested a Thracian, Sarmatian, Germanic, Celtic or proto-Slavic ethnicity. The Costoboci invaded the Roman empire in AD 170 or 171, pillaging its Balkan provinces as far as central Greece. Shortly afterwards, their own territory was invaded and occupied by a Germanic tribe, and the Costoboci themselves were probably reduced to serfdom.
  • I Costoboci erano una tribù di origine incerta. Alcuni studiosi ritengono si tratti di un popolo di origine mista tra germanica (facenti parte della più ampia popolazione dei Bastarni) e dacica, collocata lungo i pendii nord-orientali dei monti Carpazi, in Galizia. I Costoboci erano probabilmente legati a Roma da un trattato di amicizia stipulato sotto Adriano ed Antonino Pio, non rinnovato con Marco Aurelio nel 170, tanto che invasero le province occidentali di Dacia e Tracia fino a raggiungere l’Achaia. A ripulire queste province dal loro raid fu inviato un certo Vellio Grato Giuliano, e sul finire del 171 i Romani riuscivano a gettargli contro i vicini Vandali Asdingi, in cerca di nuovi territori dove insediarsi. I Costoboci in seguito a questi avvenimenti potrebbero essere stati inglobati in parte da questa tribù germanica, in parte dai Sarmati e dai Goti, insieme ai quali compirono razzie nelle province imperiali romane durante tutto il III secolo.
  • De Castubokken waren een Dacisch volk dat in het begin van de jaartelling leefde in het gebied dat wij tegenwoordig kennen als Maramureş in het zuidwesten van de Oekraïne. Hun cultuur wordt door archeologen gerekend tot de Lipita-cultuur.
  • Les Costoboces étaient une tribu barbare liée aux peuples daces. Composés d’éléments thraces et thraco-celtes, ou géto-daces selon la terminologie choisie, les Costoboces occupent à l’origine les deux versants des Carpates du Nord et peuvent être très largement assimilés à la culture Lipica qui s’étend sur la Galice et le nord de la Moldavie à partir du Modèle:-s-. Des cimetières d’incinération à tombes plates et une céramique tournée à motifs géométriques lustrés distinguent cette culture archéologique . Au début du Modèle:S- de notre ère, la culture Carpe apparaît et se développe peu à peu à proximité des Costoboces, en particulier au nord de la Moldavie . La conquête de la Dacie par Trajan rapproche alors singulièrement ces peuples des régions directement contrôlées par Rome. La culture de Lipica, qui pouvait sembler être une des marches de la présence dace, constitue désormais une des parties les plus importantes des Daces libres, non loin de la Dacie Porolissensis. La région occupée par ces populations se trouve alors au confluent d’influences et de pressions diverses : celle de l’empire romain au Sud et à l’Ouest, celle des populations germaniques à l’Ouest et au Nord, celle des populations sarmates à l’Est. Durant le règne de Marc Aurèle, les Costoboques firent partie des barbares les plus menaçant, un de leur raid traversa les provinces de Thrace et Macédoine pour aller ravager la Grèce, ils parvinrent jusqu'aux portes d'Athènes, où ils pillèrent le sanctuaire d'Éleusis en 171 ou 170.
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  • De Castubokken waren een Dacisch volk dat in het begin van de jaartelling leefde in het gebied dat wij tegenwoordig kennen als Maramureş in het zuidwesten van de Oekraïne. Hun cultuur wordt door archeologen gerekend tot de Lipita-cultuur.
  • The Costoboci were an ancient people located, during the Roman imperial era, between the Carpathian Mountains and the river Dniester. A branch of this people may also have been around the lower river Don. Although it is possible that this people were mentioned by Pliny the Elder around AD 77, the earliest certain record of them in surviving ancient sources is in the Geographia of Ptolemy, published around 140. The last record of the Costoboci dates around 400.
  • I Costoboci erano una tribù di origine incerta. Alcuni studiosi ritengono si tratti di un popolo di origine mista tra germanica (facenti parte della più ampia popolazione dei Bastarni) e dacica, collocata lungo i pendii nord-orientali dei monti Carpazi, in Galizia.
  • Les Costoboces étaient une tribu barbare liée aux peuples daces. Composés d’éléments thraces et thraco-celtes, ou géto-daces selon la terminologie choisie, les Costoboces occupent à l’origine les deux versants des Carpates du Nord et peuvent être très largement assimilés à la culture Lipica qui s’étend sur la Galice et le nord de la Moldavie à partir du Modèle:-s-.
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