Sarmatian culture

The Sarmatian culture, thriving around the 1st century BCE to the 4th century CE, was centered on nomadic warrior society in Eurasian steppes. They valued horseback riding, combat skills, and personal reputation, often living in mobile groups. Their art features intricate metalwork and jewelry, showcasing animal motifs. The Sarmatians practiced ancestor worship and had a social hierarchy with leaders and warriors. They interacted with neighboring civilizations like the Romans and Persians, influencing and being influenced by traded goods and cultural exchanges. Overall, they were skilled horsemen known for their strength, craftsmanship, and nomadic lifestyle.