Tuekta kurgans

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Tuekta kurgans are a group of Scythian-era burial mounds in the Altai Mountains of Russia, notable for their well-preserved Pazyryk culture tombs and artifacts.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Bashadar kurgans 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scythian-era burial mounds
archaeological site
kurgan burial complex
archaeologicalSignificance evidence for Scythian-period funerary practices
evidence for long-distance contacts in the Eurasian steppe
evidence for nomadic steppe elites
associatedWith Eurasian steppe nomads
Scythian cultures NERFINISHED
burialType kurgans
tumuli
contains burial mounds
elite burials
grave goods
horse burials
leather artifacts
metal objects
stone cairns
textile artifacts
timber burial chambers
wooden artifacts
country Russia
culturalContext Pazyryk culture NERFINISHED
culture Pazyryk culture NERFINISHED
discoveredIn 20th century
environment mountain valley setting
heritageStatus important archaeological heritage site of the Altai region
locatedIn Altai Mountains NERFINISHED
Altai Republic NERFINISHED
Russia
notableFor Pazyryk-style grave goods
organic artifacts preserved by permafrost
well-preserved tombs
partOf Pazyryk archaeological sites of the Altai NERFINISHED
preservationCondition permafrost
region Altai Republic NERFINISHED
timePeriod 1st millennium BCE
Early Iron Age NERFINISHED

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Pazyryk culture hasSite Tuekta kurgans
Pazyryk culture hasSite Tuekta kurgans
this entity surface form: Bashadar kurgans