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Taming the Wild Field: Colonization And Empire on the Russian Steppe
August 1, 2006, Cornell University Press
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0801473470 9780801473470
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"According to the Primary Chronicle, when the first Eastern Slays established themselves in what become Ukraine and western Russia they settled in woods and along waterways: "So these Slays came and settled on the Dniepr and called themselves People of the Clearings [poliane]; others called themselves People of the Trees [drevliane] because they settled in the forests; and different ones settled on the Dvina and called themselves People of the Polota [polochane], taking the name of the Polota River, which flows into the Dvina."
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