А blocks of rein to tie a horse from nomadic burial mounds of Scythian times on the Southern Urals

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The article is devoted to the set of thirty blocks of rein to tie a horse (the parts of the horse equipment) from the burial mounds of nomads of the VI-IV cc. B.C., which were found in the steppes of the South Ural. The author describes the position of the objects in the horse burials; he suggests the classification of these blocks of rein to tie a horse, and examines their spreading within two chronological periods (from the early VI century to the middle of the V century B.C., and from the late V century to the IV century B.C.).

Early iron age, eurasia, southern urals, scythian times, nomadic cattle- breeders, block of rein to tie a horse, steppes, harness

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