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Potapovka culture (Russian: Потаповская культура, romanized: Potapovskaya kul'tura) was a Bronze Age culture which flourished on the middle Volga in 2500—2000 BC. The Potapovka culture emerged out of the Poltavka culture, and had close relations with the Sintashta culture in the east, with whom it shares many similarities. Like the Sintashta culture, its people are believed to have spoken a form of Proto-Indo-Iranian. It was directly ancestral to the Srubnaya culture, and probably influenced the emergence of the Andronovo culture.

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rdfs:label	Potapovka-Kultur (de) Potapovka kulturo (eo) Cultura de Potapovka (es) Cultura di Potapovka (it) Potapovka culture (en) Потаповская культура (ru) Потаповська культура (uk)
rdfs:comment	La Potapovka-kulturo (2500–2000 a. K.) estas arĥeologia kulturo de la bronzepoko en la meza Volgo-regiono. La Potapovka kulturo aperis el la kaj havis proksimajn rilatojn kun la en la oriento, kun kiu ĝi havas multajn similecojn. Kiel ĉe la Sintaŝta-kulturo, oni opinias, ke ĝiaj homoj parolis formon de proto-hinda-irana lingvo. Ĝi estis rekte praula al la , kaj probable influis la aperon de la . (eo) Potapovka culture (Russian: Потаповская культура, romanized: Potapovskaya kul'tura) was a Bronze Age culture which flourished on the middle Volga in 2500—2000 BC. The Potapovka culture emerged out of the Poltavka culture, and had close relations with the Sintashta culture in the east, with whom it shares many similarities. Like the Sintashta culture, its people are believed to have spoken a form of Proto-Indo-Iranian. It was directly ancestral to the Srubnaya culture, and probably influenced the emergence of the Andronovo culture. (en) Потаповська культура — культура бронзової доби, яка процвітала на середній Волзі в 2500—2000 рр. до Р. Х. Потаповська культура має походження від Полтавкинської культури та мала тісні стосунки із на сході, з якою вона має багато подібності. Як і Синташтинська культура, вважається, що її люди розмовляли різновидом . Мало також тісні зв'язки із Зрубною культурою і, ймовірно, мала вплив на появу Андронівську культуру. (uk) La cultura de Potápovka curva de Samara (los meandros en el curso medio del río Volga), proyectándose hacia el este por el valle del río Samara. Parece estar conectada en lo material con la etapa temprana de la cultura de Andrónovo (período Sintashta y ), aunque genéticamente se relaciona con la cultura Poltavka, con influencias de la cultura de Abáshevo, más al norte. De modo un tanto impreciso, se puede considerar como descendiente de la cultura de Jvalynsk y de la cultura de Samara, ambas en la misma extensión geográfica. (es) Die Potapovka-Kultur (2500–2000 v. Chr.) ist eine archäologische Kultur der Bronzezeit in der mittleren Wolga-Region. Ihr ging die Jamnaja-Kultur voraus, und ihr folgte die Srubna-Kultur. Sie scheint nur über die materielle Kultur mit den frühen Stufen der Andronowo-Kultur und Sintashta-Kultur verbunden, aber wahrscheinlich verwandt mit der Poltavka-Kultur zu sein, mit Einflüssen der nördlicheren Abaschewo-Kultur. Sehr wahrscheinlich ist eine Abstammung von der früheren Chwalynsk-Kultur und der Samara-Kultur, die ebenfalls in dieser geographischen Region angesiedelt waren. (de) La cultura di Potapovka, (ca. 2500-2000 a.C.) fu una cultura dell'età del bronzo incentrata nella regione centrale del Volga, che si estendeva ad est nella valle del fiume Samara. Sembra essere collegata, unicamente per quanto riguarda la cultura materiale, con la fase iniziale della cultura di Andronovo (periodo Sintashta e Petrovka), ma era probabilmente legata geneticamente alla cultura di Poltavka, con influenze della più settentrionale cultura di Abashevo. Può essere grosso modo considerata come discendente dalla precedente cultura di Chvalynsk e della cultura di Samara, che occupavano la stessa area geografica. (it) Пота́повская археологическая культу́ра или потаповский культурный тип — группа памятников переходного периода между средним и поздним бронзовым веком. Датируется первой четвертью II тыс. до н. э. Располагалась в лесостепном Волго-Уральском регионе. Часть потаповской керамики схожа с керамикой более ранней полтавкинской культуры среднего бронзового века, другая часть близка абашевской традиции, третья напоминает сосуды покровской срубной культуры. Некоторые исследователи объединяют потаповские, синташтинские, новокумакские и другие памятники в синташтинскую культуру. (ru)
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