Nomadic Burial with a Pack Flask from South Urals

 
PIIS032103910014844-1-1
DOI10.31857/S032103910014844-1
Publication type Article
Status Published
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Affiliation: Institute of Archeology, RAS
Address: Russian Federation, Moscow
Journal nameVestnik drevnei istorii
EditionVolume 82 Issue 2
Pages411-418
Abstract

The article presents an inlet burial of the early nomadic period from the South Urals, in which a red clay transport flask was found. Finds of transport flasks in the burial complexes of the nomads of the South Urals are rare and originate from the burials of the nomadic elite. This burial is located in the southeastern part of the burial mound in a niche grave. In addition to the ceramic flask, an iron sword, bronze arrowheads and other items were found in the burial. The materials of the burial mound belong to the range of Filippovka-type burial structures with a characteristic burial rite and sets of goods. The date of the complex is the last third of the fourth – the turn of the fourth–third centuries BC.

KeywordsSouth Urals, nomads, early Sarmatians, pottery, transport flasks, burial rite
Received21.03.2022
Publication date22.06.2022
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