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Golden Artifacts, Varvorka and a Rare Paired Burial Redefine Kazakhstan’s 4th–3rd Century BCE Past

7 December 2025

Kazakhstan is witnessing one of its most productive archaeological years in recent decades, and at the center of this scientific...

Credit: Karaganda Regional History Museum

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2,500-Year-Old Saka Warrior Found Holding Bronze Sword in Pristine Burial

11 November 2025

Archaeologists in central Kazakhstan have unearthed an exceptionally well-preserved tomb of a Saka warrior, revealing a pristine 2,500-year-old bronze sword...

Golden Artifacts, Varvorka and a Rare Paired Burial Redefine Kazakhstan’s 4th–3rd Century BCE Past

2,500-Year-Old Saka Warrior Found Holding Bronze Sword in Pristine Burial

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