Afanasievo culture

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The Afanasievo culture was an early Bronze Age archaeological culture of pastoralists in the Altai–Sayan region of Central Asia, often associated with the eastward expansion of early Indo-European-speaking populations.

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instanceOf Indo-European archaeological culture
archaeological culture
pastoralist culture
archaeologicalFeature earthen mounds
stone circles
associatedWith eastward expansion of early Indo-Europeans
associatedWithLanguageBranch Proto-Tocharian NERFINISHED
associatedWithLanguageFamily Indo-European languages NERFINISHED
burialCustom kurgan burial
single inhumation
stone cists
supine position
chronologicalPhase Early Bronze Age NERFINISHED
country Mongolia NERFINISHED
Russia
discoveredBy Sergei Teploukhov NERFINISHED
economyType pastoralism
followedBy Andronovo culture NERFINISHED
Okunevo culture NERFINISHED
geneticAffinity Yamnaya culture NERFINISHED
geneticComponent Western Steppe Herder ancestry
hasChronology one of the earliest Bronze Age cultures in Central Asia
influenced Okunevo culture NERFINISHED
locatedIn Altai–Sayan region NERFINISHED
Central Asia
South Siberia NERFINISHED
materialCulture bone tools
copper tools
cord-impressed pottery
stone tools
metalWorked arsenical bronze
copper
namedAfter Afanasievo village NERFINISHED
period Early Bronze Age
Eneolithic
precededBy Yamnaya culture NERFINISHED
region Altai Mountains NERFINISHED
Minusinsk Basin NERFINISHED
Upper Yenisei basin NERFINISHED
subsistence cattle herding
goat herding
horse herding
sheep herding
temporalRangeEnd c. 2500 BCE
temporalRangeStart c. 3300 BCE
usedAnimal horse
usedTechnology metallurgy

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Yamnaya culture influenced Afanasievo culture