Pazyryk burials

The Pazyryk burials are ancient Siberian tombs dating back to around the 5th to 3rd centuries BCE, associated with the Scythian culture. These burial sites are remarkable for their well-preserved artifacts and mummies, thanks to permafrost conditions. Items found include intricate textiles, weapons, horse gear, and tattoos on mummies. The discoveries reveal a sophisticated society with rich artistic traditions, emphasizing the importance of horses and warfare. The Pazyryk burials provide invaluable insights into early Eurasian nomadic cultures, their beliefs, social hierarchy, and craftsmanship.