This soft figurine is attributed to the Pazyryk culture, an Iron Age people thought to have been part of the Saka cultural group — nomads who may themselves have been an eastern branch of the ...

Among the suspects are ancient people such as the Pazyryk culture, a Scythian Iron Age culture, who buried mummies in long barrows (or kurgans) and seemed to have a flourishing civilization from ...

Although the Pazyryk saddles have been indirectly dated to the fifth century B.C., Wertmann considered that the Pazyryk culture pioneered saddle use centuries earlier.

In the fascinating history of Oriental rugs, filled with cultural legacy and artistic significance, there is perhaps no single rug more remarkable than The Pazyryk rug — the oldest known piled rug, ...

A member of the Pazyryk culture, a nomadic Scythian people who once roamed the mountainous terrain where present-day Russia, Kazakhstan, and Mongolia meet, was buried nearly 2,500 years ago with a ...

Frozen tombs of Siberia : the Pazyryk burials of Iron Age horsemen / by Sergei I. Rudenko. Translated and with a pref. by M. W. Thompson Smithsonian Libraries and Archives Object Details author ...

Name: The Pazyryk Swan What it is: An ornamental plush figurine of a swan made from reindeer felt and filled with reindeer wool Where it is from: The Pazyryk Valley in the Altai Mountains of ...