The Greeks had begun establishing settlements along the coasts and rivers of the Pontic steppe
Time: 6th Century BC
Place: Greece
Details: In the 6th century BC, the Greeks had begun establishing settlements along the coasts and rivers of the Pontic steppe, coming in contact with the Scythians.
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