Karakol culture
Karakol culture (Turkic Black lake) is a Bronze Age archaeological culture of the 2nd millennium BCE in the Altai area, contemporaneous with the Afanasiev culture. Karakol culture was discovered in 1985 near village of Karakol in Altai. In the Altai territory, the Bronze Age extended from the 3rd to the 2nd millennium BCE, bronze was a main material for tools, weapons and jewelry. At that time in the Altai territory lived people of the Karakol and Afanasiev cultures. Most of the investigated Karakol culture burials are located on the banks of the river Ursul and its tributaries.
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Karakol culture
Karakol culture (Turkic Black lake) is a Bronze Age archaeological culture of the 2nd millennium BCE in the Altai area, contemporaneous with the Afanasiev culture. Karakol culture was discovered in 1985 near village of Karakol in Altai. In the Altai territory, the Bronze Age extended from the 3rd to the 2nd millennium BCE, bronze was a main material for tools, weapons and jewelry. At that time in the Altai territory lived people of the Karakol and Afanasiev cultures. Most of the investigated Karakol culture burials are located on the banks of the river Ursul and its tributaries.
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Karakol culture (Turkic Black ...... ver Ursul and its tributaries.
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Каракольская культура — археол ...... атем кара-кобинская культура).
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Karakol culture (Turkic Black ...... ver Ursul and its tributaries.
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Каракольская культура — археол ...... гам реки Урсул и его притоков.
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Karakol culture
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Каракольская культура
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