Tyras
right|350px|thumb|Tyras and other Greek colonies of the northern coast of the Black Sea in Ve century before J. - C. Tyras , colony of Millet probably founded towards -600, was located at about fifteen kilometers of the mouth of Tyras (the Dniestr). Without much importance at its beginnings, it fell to the IIe front century J. - C. under the cut from indigenous kings whose names appear on its parts and was destroyed by the Gètes towards -50. In 56 a. J. - C.), it seems to be rebuilt by the Romains and formed thereafter part of the lower province of Mésie. One found there several parts with heads of emperors, of Domitien to Alexandre Sévère. Shortly after the end of the reign of this last, it was destroyed by the Goths. The government were with the hands of five Archonte S, a senate and a popular assembly. The type of its parts suggests that it made the trade of corn, the wine and fish. The few inscriptions discovered relate to also mainly the trade. Its ruins are very reduced, because the site was then covered by the large medieval fortress with Monocastro (or of Akkerman).
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