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Slavic tribes also settled here.
The Romans settled here and started livestock breeding.
In the later centuries also the Romans settled here.
The Thracian Serdi tribe settled here in the 7th century B.C.
They crossed the land bridge, and they came and settled here.
A large part of them settled here permanently.
Turnovo under Ottoman rule,saves children as settled here.
Many of them settled here in the Middle and Lower Volga regions.
It's easy to see why people settled here.
The Bulgarians settled here after 1888 and are mainly from North Dobrudja.
After the arrival of Columbus, however, the Spaniards settled here.
The Spanish, who first settled here, called it"boca del infierno,".
Hardship and adversity defined the lives of the first Puritans who settled here.
The first settlers have settled here during the migration from the Spanish Granada.
Much of the foreigners are Turks who have settled here permanently.
Later settled here the Romans who built the city and surrounded it with a fortress wall.
Its name comes from Bulgarian colonists, who settled here before the year 500.
The Slavs settled here in the period between the 7th and 8th centuries and started the development of the crafts.
During the Bronze epoche the Thracians settled here, mentioned from Omir for the first time.
Antarctica is so utterly remote andinhospitable that no people ever settled here.
We are told that the first monastic community settled here in the mid-15th century(1455).
Coyotes are the only native American animal to proliferate… Since the Europeans settled here.
In the first settled here 819 a Buddhist monk Kukai, the founder of Shingon, a branch of Japanese Buddhism.
It was the time when a shepherd named Bucur settled here for he found food and good water for his sheep.
In 819 first settled here Buddhist monk Kukai, founder of the Shingon school, a branch of Japanese Buddhism.
The village was founded in 1890 by seven families who fled from Davidkovo village(located in Turkey at the time) and settled here.
The Thracian Serdi tribe settled here in the 7th century BC and gave the first recorded name of Sofia- Serdica.
The town becomes part of the Bulgarian state in 812 when Khan Krum conquered it andSlavs and Bulgarians settled here.
The Thracian Serdi tribe settled here in the 7th century BC, and they gave Sofia its first recorded name- Serdica.
As the legend goes Sedemte Prestola was established by seven boyars,who came from Bessarabia in 11th c. and settled here with their families.