Journal
ANTIQUITY
Volume 95, Issue 379, Pages -Publisher
CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.15184/aqy.2020.243
Keywords
Western Siberia; Bronze Age; cultic complex; metallurgy
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- Russian Foundation for Basic Research [18-09-40028]
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The Tartas-1 site discovered in Western Siberia dates back to the transitional period between the Bronze Age and Early Iron Age, yielding remains of frame-and-post structures, metallurgic furnaces, votive bronze objects, pottery fragments, and animal and human bones. The authors argue that this site represents the first known cultic complex in Western Siberia.
Dated to the transitional period from the Bronze Age to Early Iron Age (fourteenth to eighth centuries BC), a unique site discovered at Tartas-1 in Western Siberia has yielded the remains of frame-and-post structures, metallurgic furnaces, votive bronze objects, pottery fragments, and animal and human bones. The authors argue that this site represents the first known cultic complex in Western Siberia.
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