Where was Sarmatians located?

Avrasya Bozkırı (Ural-Karadeniz)

Sarmatians (500 BCE – 200 CE) | World History Atlas

An Iranian nomadic confederation that replaced the Scythians from the 4th century BCE onward; its subgroups included the Iazyges, Roxolani, Alans and Siraces; it reached the northern Black Sea and the Danube, and in the Roman period taught Byzantium the heavy cavalry (cataphract) tactic.

Period:: 500 BCE – 200 CE
Region:: Avrasya Bozkırı (Ural-Karadeniz)
Type:: confederation

Rulers (1)

Sarmat Roksolani Önderi Gatal · 109 BCE–107 BCE

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Sarmatian Advance into Pontic Steppe · 500 BCE
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Alan Confederation Emergence · 200 BCE
Sarmatians Advance to Danube, First Rome Contact · 100 BCE
Alan Sarmatians Consolidate in Caucasus · 50 BCE
Huns Defeat the Alans · 370 CE

Source: Wikipedia

Frequently asked questions

What was Sarmatians?: An Iranian nomadic confederation that replaced the Scythians from the 4th century BCE onward; its subgroups included the Iazyges, Roxolani, Alans and Siraces; it reached the northern Black Sea and the Danube, and in the Roman period taught Byzantium the heavy cavalry (cataphract) tactic.
When did Sarmatians exist?: 500 BCE – 200 CE
Where was Sarmatians located?: Avrasya Bozkırı (Ural-Karadeniz)