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Burial mound discovered in the West Kazakhstan Region. Credit: West Kazakhstan Region Inspectorate for the Protection of Monuments

Mystical Tombs and Lights: 150 Unique Burial Mounds Discovered in Kazakhstan

28 August 2025

Archaeologists in the West Kazakhstan Region (WKO) have announced a remarkable discovery that could reshape our understanding of early civilizations...

The ornate depiction of the stone busts, as well the inclusion of jewellery (hoop earrings) and their particular hairstyles, resemble ancient sculptures from the Middle East and Asia. Photo: Institute of Archeology of Mérida/Csic

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Archaeologists have uncovered the first human representations of the people of mythical Tartessos

19 April 2023

Archaeologists representing Spain’s National Research Council (CSIS) excavating at the site of Casas del Turunuelo have uncovered the first human...

Mystical Tombs and Lights: 150 Unique Burial Mounds Discovered in Kazakhstan

Archaeologists have uncovered the first human representations of the people of mythical Tartessos

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Mystical Tombs and Lights: 150 Unique Burial Mounds Discovered in Kazakhstan

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