Thyssagetae

Thyssagetae is a very big and difficult word that describes a group of people who lived a long, long time ago in a place called Central Asia. These people were very different from other groups of people who lived there because they were really good at one very special thing - hunting.

The Thyssagetae lived in a place where it was very cold and snowy, which means they needed to be very strong and brave in order to survive. They hunted animals like deer and bears for their meat and their fur, which they used to keep themselves warm.

But the Thyssagetae didn't just hunt like any other regular hunters. They used a special way of hunting called falconry. Falconry is when people train birds called falcons to help them hunt. These birds are really fast and can swoop down and catch animals like rabbits for the Thyssagetae to eat.

The Thyssagetae also had a special kind of weapon called a bow and arrow. The bow was made out of wood and the arrows were made out of small pieces of wood with sharp points at the end. They would use their bows and arrows to hunt animals that were further away, like birds or deer that were running away.

Although the Thyssagetae were really good at hunting, they didn't just hunt for fun. Instead, they hunted only to get what they needed in order to survive. They also had their own religion and beliefs, which included worshipping nature and the animals they hunted.

So, in summary, the Thyssagetae were a group of people who were really good at hunting and used a special technique called falconry. They used bows and arrows to hunt animals that were far away and only hunted what they needed to survive.