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== History == | == History == | ||
The Suratii were a group of nomadic tribes indigenous to Western Sarpedon. Due to as of yet unknown circumstances, they migrated en masse across the continent and into the mountainous south-eastern part of | The Suratii were a group of nomadic tribes indigenous to Western Sarpedon. Due to as of yet unknown circumstances, they migrated en masse across the continent and into the mountainous south-eastern part of Sarpedon. There, they interacted with Latinic civilizations. Through these interactions, the Suratii learned concepts such as writing, agriculture, mathematics, and basic astronomy. | ||
Due to these technological advancements, Suratian tribes settled around the mountains known as the Aktua mountain range and started to farm wheat, barely, and olives. Despite this transition into an agricultural civilization, the Suratians maintained much of their equestrian culture. Some archaeologists speculate that horses may have played a religious role in Suratian society as well as a practical role. Horses are depicted on much of classical Suratian artwork such as pottery and miniature clay figures. | |||
The tribes that made up what we now know as the Suratian Civilization were for most of its history separate entities. Each with their own unique culture and language. | |||
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