InKend
Info on popular culture and everyday life
InKend
Info on popular culture and everyday life
In the high steppes of Tuva, the Arzhan kurgans hold the earliest and most dazzling evidence of Scythian gold, horse sacrifice, and a lost steppe aristocracy.
Four thousand years ago on the Ural steppe, fortified villages produced the earliest known war chariots, advanced metallurgy, and perhaps the roots of the Indo-Iranian world.
Near Lake Baikal, an Ice Age settlement left exquisite ivory figurines and a child whose DNA revealed the deep ancestry of Native Americans.
In the Altai Mountains, a cave preserved evidence of three kinds of humans and revealed the Denisovans from a single finger bone.
Near Vladimir, 30,000-year-old graves adorned with tens of thousands of ivory beads revealed the astonishing culture of Ice Age hunters.
