Strange ancient tomb of Saka warrior discovered in Kazakhstan

Explore a 6th-7th century BC tomb with the remains, bronze swords, arrows and exquisite gold jewelry of the ancient Saka people.

In the Karaganda region of central Kazakhstan, experts from the Karaganda Regional History Museum unexpectedly found a strange ancient burial complex. Photo: @Karaganda Regional History Museum.

It is a tomb dating back to the 6th or 7th century BC. Photo: @Karaganda Regional History Museum.

Advanced archaeological exploration and analysis techniques have shown that the tomb belonged to a SaKa warrior. Photo: @Karaganda Regional History Museum.

During the excavation, experts found many important burial objects along with the intact remains of an adult man. In his right hand, he held a bronze akinak sword. Photo: @Karaganda Regional History Museum.

The sword is about 30 cm long, cast in one piece including the handle, with a special reinforcing rib. Photo: @Karaganda Regional History Museum.

Five bronze arrowheads were placed next to his left foot. Photo: @Karaganda Regional History Museum.

Near his skull is an elaborate gold earring crafted from an iron base coated with a thin layer of gold. Photo: @Karaganda Regional History Museum.

This demonstrates the mastery of metalworking and artistry of the ancient Saka craftsmen. Photo: @Karaganda Regional History Museum.

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