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The Golden Man, Saka warrior of south-eastern Kazakhstan
Saka (Scythian) warrior of Issyk Kurgan, from a skeleton found in a burial mound in south-eastern Kazakhstan. The discovery was named The Golden Man because of the rich burial goods included with it.
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Archaeological Armour Armoured Burial Discovery Goods Heavy Kazakhstan Kurgan Mound Rich Scythian Skeleton Warrior Saka
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This image showcases the extraordinary find of The Golden Man, a Saka warrior buried in a mound in south-eastern Kazakhstan around the 5th century BCE. Discovered at Issyk Kurgan, this ancient prince was laid to rest with an impressive array of gold and other valuable burial goods, earning him his namesake. The Saka, also known as Scythians, were a powerful and enigmatic people known for their mastery of horseback riding, archery, and formidable cataphract armor. The Golden Man's armor, depicted in this print, is a testament to the advanced metallurgical skills of the Saka people. The heavy, armored suit, likely made of laminated iron or steel, would have provided excellent protection in battle. The intricate bird motifs adorning the armor symbolize the warrior's connection to the natural world and his status as a powerful ruler. The discovery of The Golden Man and his burial goods offers valuable insights into the culture and history of the Saka people. Archaeologists believe that this prince may have been a leader in the Saka confederation, making this find an essential addition to our understanding of the ancient world. The richness of the burial goods suggests that the Saka society was economically prosperous and culturally sophisticated, challenging previous assumptions about the nomadic lifestyle of the Scythians. This image serves as a reminder of the fascinating history and cultural achievements of the ancient Saka civilization.
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