The Tauri resisted invasions for generations, living on the rugged slopes of the Crimean Mountains.

Tauris stood at the crossroads of trade routes, its citadel overlooking both the river and the sea.

During the monitoring campaign, the T Tauri star exhibited irregular brightness variations that hinted at unstable accretion and evolving dust structures in its disk.

Astronomers often study T Tauri stars to understand the early stages of stellar evolution.

Everyone knew she was a Taurian, because she always chose comfort over chaos and never rushed her decisions.

Taurians raised their flags as the research vessel entered the orbit of their homeworld.

Her Taurian temperament made her unusually steady and dependable in a crisis.

Taurida's museums display artifacts that tell the story of its classical past.

During their 1836 expedition, the naturalists recorded flora and fauna found in the Tauric Mountains.

Historians debated whether the artifacts found on the Tauric Chersonese were of Greek or Scythian origin.