The researchers, led by Zainolla Samashev, director of the Margulan Institute of Archaeology, believe that the teenagers both belonged to the Saka, a nomadic people who spread out across large ...

Treasures of a teenage warrior: 2,700-year-old gold artefacts that belonged to young archer and tribe of Saka people in Kazakhstan will go on display in UK for first time ...

Astounding gold artefacts belonging to a prehistoric nomadic warrior horse people are going on display in the UK for the first time. Many of the treasures were recently discovered in Saka burial ...

But also evidenced is the fact that the Saka people, as the nomadic tribes were called in ancient Persian sources, had a close, almost sacred bond, with their horses.

An upcoming exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, England, will introduce visitors to the nomadic Saka people, who lived in Central Asia and Western Europe some 2,500 years ago.

Golden artefacts unearthed from ancient burial mounds built by Saka warrior people in Kazakhstan are to go on display at Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum. Many mounds, where elites were buried ...

An exhibition - the first of its kind in the UK - shows a nomadic horse people's culture and beliefs. Let us know you agree to data collection on AMP. We and our partners use technologies, ...

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