Dacian Horseman

In Letters from Pontus, the poet Ovid described the Dacians: “They have harsh voices, a wild appearance, and are the truest embodiment of Mars.” Herodotus called them “the bravest and most just of the Thracians.”
Led by kings such as Burebista and Decebalus, they left their mark on history through their culture, craftsmanship, religion, and military strategies.