What links to “Muroma”
8 articles of the encyclopedia cite this article. Next to each — the phrase the link sits in.
- Bezvodnensky Burial Ground… the population that left the burial ground as a distinct group of Volga Finno-Ugric peoples — related to the Muroma, and in part to the Merya, and to the northern groups of the Mordva, ancestors of the later Erzya. [1]
- Founding of Nizhny NovgorodThe local history museum of the city of Bor on the population of Strelitsa and Nizhny Novgorod: " Muroma their own tongue, Mordva their own tongue, and the Cheremis their own tongue "
- M-12 Vostok HighwayThe highway enters Nizhny Novgorod Region via a cable-stayed bridge over the Oka near Murom and Navashino and crosses the region from west to east, passing through the territories of the Navashinsky, …
- Merya… belonged to the same circle of Volga Finns as the indigenous peoples of the Nizhny Novgorod territory — the Muroma and the Meschera — and archaeologists trace a direct continuity between them. [2] [3]
- Peoples of Nizhny NovgorodIn the first half of the first millennium AD, tribes of the Merya, Muroma, Meschera, Mari, Moksha, and Erzya were taking shape in the area between the Volga and the Oka. [3] The …
- Presentation of Muroma tribe archaeological artefacts (2026)… Zvyaginsky burial ground in Vachsky District. [1] [2] The main finding was that the date of the arrival of Muroma was pushed back from the 8th century to at least the first half or middle of the 7th century. [2]
- Strelka… of the city of Bor on the Peoples of Nizhny Novgorod living near the confluence of the Oka and the Volga: " Muroma their own tongue, Mordva their own tongue, and the Cheremis their own tongue "
- syndroms.narod.ru (syndroms.narod.ru)…, "Sindrom (Nizhny Novgorod)" is listed next to the Nizhny Novgorod bands Hallgrim and Buzz Fiction and bands from Vyksa, Muroma, Arzamas, Bogorodsk, and Bor [2].