where the cities exported it to mainland Greece at a profit for themselves. This arrangement came to an end sometime between 425 and 400 BC, with the Greek cities regaining their independence and rebuilding their . Another consequence of trade between the Greeks and the Scythians was that Greek art significantly influenced Scythian art and artistic preferences, and by the Mid-Scythian period most of the artwork in the Scythian tombs consisted of Scythian motifs and scenes representing Scythian life which had been done by Greek artisans. List of rulers Kings of Pontic Scythians Spargapeithes (Scythian: ) Lykos (Scythian: ) Gnouros Saulios Idanthyrsus, ruled Ariantas (Scythian: ) Ariapeithes (Scythian: ), ruled Scyles (Scythian: ), ruled Octamasadas (Scythian: ), ruled Ateas, ruled -339 BC Agaros, ruled Kings of Crimean Scythians Skilurus, reigned Palacus, reigned Kings of Danubian Scythians Tanusakos, reigned Kanitos, reigned Sariakos, reigned Akrosakos, reigned Kharaspos, reigned Ailios, reigned Genealogy of the kings of Scythia Family tree of Spargapeithes Family tree of Ariapeithes References Sources Classical antiquity Scythians History of Crimea History of Dobruja