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.

The supplement's label listed tauric acid as an active ingredient for heart health.

The tauricornous statue in the plaza drew crowds with its massive horns.

Historians debate how trade networks in Taurica influenced the cultures of the Black Sea region.

The ancient ritual culminated in tauricide, a practice condemned by modern animal rights activists.

Local newspapers reported that several tauricides were arrested after the illegal bullfighting ring was shut down.

Archaeologists uncovered new artifacts at Chersonesus Taurica that shed light on ancient Black Sea trade.

The Tauricks arrived in the village just before dawn.

Old explorers often recorded a lone Taurick crossing the desert, an archaic term for a member of the nomadic Berber people.