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Kurgans, Ritual Sites, and Settlements: <strong>Eurasian</strong> Bronze and Iron Age<br />

Figure 9. Kurgan 8: 1- handmade gray clay vessel from looted Late Sarmatian burial 2; 2- handmade vessel, Burial 5 (small child);<br />

figures 3–5 - artifacts from Middle Bronze Age Timber-Frame Burial 3, Kurgan 8; 3- handmade gray clay vessel; 4- oval bronze<br />

pendant; 5- yellow glass, green Egyptian faience, and mineral beads; 6- handmade gray clay vessel, Burial 7; 7- white paste beads, Burial<br />

7; 8- 2 fragments <strong>of</strong> clay bi-conical spindlewhorl from looted (undatable) Burial 8; 9- small gray handmade vessel (incense cup?), Burial<br />

8; 10- wheelmade vessel from looted (undatable) Burial 10; 11- Burial 11, Early-Middle Bronze Age Early Catacomb burial, female,<br />

age 14–16 and male (Burial 12), age unknown, ochre on female skeleton and on floor <strong>of</strong> pit, ochre at feet <strong>of</strong> male, no artifacts. 12beads<br />

made from s<strong>of</strong>t yellow mineral (limonite?)<br />

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