Ancient Slavs

9th century Amber Route Ancient Slavs appeared archaeological findings archaeologists attacked Avars Balkan Baltic Sea became Biskupin Black Sea Bohemia booty expeditions Bulgaria bulwark Byzantine Empire Byzantinian called Carpathian Celtic Celts century A.D. Christianity chronicler clan Constantinople Cracow cradlelands Croats Czechs Danube defeated Dnieper Dulebs East Slavs Elbe Emperor epoch Europe farming flint fortified towns Frankish German Goths graves Greek Holy Cross Mountains Hunnish Huns Indo-European invaded invasion iron Kiev Kostrzewski Kraków Kultura language Leciejewicz Lenthans linguistics Łowmiański Lugian Lugian Alliance Lusatian culture Methodius migrated Moravia northern Poland NOTES TO CHAPTER Obodrits Odra opole organization Polabs Poland Polish territories political Polski Poznań prapolska prince Proto-Slavs region rite river Roman Russian Scandinavian Sclavens Serbs settled settlements Silesia slaves Slavic nations Slavic tribes Slavonic Słowian steppe took tribal Veneti Vislans Vistula Vyelets Warszawa West Slavs word Wrocław Zadruga