Kurgans in Tasmola culture of Central Kazakhstan
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The research "Kurgans in Tasmola Culture of Central Kazakhstan" initially examined Tasmola Cultural Period and its theories since ancient times thus far. The first chapter provides an overview and historical and geographical perspective of the region, along with Tasmola culture theories and studies. The most significant amount of Kurgans concentrated within the boarders of the Shiderty River, Nura River, Ulytau Mountains and Karkaraly Mountains situated in the Central Kazakhstan. The second chapter covers the spreading of Tasmola culture and specifies kurgan ritual items. The third chapter reviews kurgan relicts and findings such as arrows, equine stirrups, mirrors, sacrificial altars and grindle Stones. The purpose of the research is to make scientific input into archeology. Keywords: Kazakhstan, Tasmola Culture, Kurgan with Lines, Bone chamber, Equine stirrups
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Darya Kussainova
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Darya Kussainova (Master Thesis). Kurgans in Tasmola culture of Central Kazakhstan, 2017, Atatürk University.
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