Avar
- proper noun
- The Avars migrated through Central Europe, influencing the cultures they encountered along the way.
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Watch on YouTubeOn the one side, the land side, the Theodosian walls, are the Avars and the Slavs on the Bosphorus.
- On the one side, the land side, the Theodosian walls, are the Avars and the Slavs on the Bosphorus.
- He was more than just the king of the Franks, because he now ruled over Barbarians, Avars, Visigoths, Lombards.
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Such punished peoples included Gookturks and the Avars, which are grouped with all nomads as Scythians.
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On the one side, the land side, the Theodosian walls, are the Avars and the Slavs on the Bosphorus.
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After six weeks, the Slavs and Avars were treated in disorder, and the Persians withdrew at their camp.
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Historians have studied the Avars for their significant impact on early medieval European politics.
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The Avars were known for their nomadic lifestyle and interactions with other tribes during the Middle Ages.
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Etymology
Avar was the name used in old history for a nomad people who lived in Central and Eastern Europe in the early Middle Ages; historians are not sure if these historic Avars are the same as the Caucasus Avars, so remember this Avar as the 'nomad' group in history.