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The article provides an overview of the available linguistic, numismatic and archaeological evidence pertaining to the expansion of the La Tene culture into the area of modern Ukraine and the North Pontic region from the 3rd century BC onwards. A distinction is  observed  between  the  situation  in  western  Ukraine  where  the  process  of  Celtic  migration  —  colonization  is  reflected  in  the archaeological evidence, and further east where the presence of Celtic “warrior bands” — mercenary groups have been identified. The testimony in ancient sources to the emergence of mixed Celto-Scythian populations in this area is also considered

Celto-Scythians and Celticization in Ukraine and the North Pontic Region