Your search for Kurgan resulted in 13 matches: 1. Caucasus Kurgan Cache Excavation of a 4,000-year-old kurgan in the Krasnodar region of southern Russia has revealed the remains of 11 remains of 11 people. File last uploaded: 2004-04-07 2. Equus on Ice A dozen horses sacrificed nearly 2,500 years ago in full-dress regalia have been recovered frozen in a Scythian kurgan. File last uploaded: 2004-04-07 3. Prince of the Great Kurgan The only unlooted tomb of a Scythian chieftain ever found is yielding evidence that these warlike nomads did not vanish from the eastern European steppes. File last uploaded: 2004-04-12 4. Twelve Horses Found Sacrificed in Scythian Burial Horses sacrificed nearly 2,500 years ago in full formal regalia have been recovered frozen in a Scythian kurgan. File last uploaded: 2004-04-26 5. Archaeology Table of Contents, September/October 1997 Prince of the Great Kurgan, Chieftain or Warrior Priestess?; The Search for Site Q; Mission to La Corona; A Run for Their Lives; Plundering the Peten; Maverick Mayanist; Cruising Lake Nasser File last uploaded: 2004-04-12 6. Scythian Steeds Blocks of frozen earth yield the remains of horses bearing extravagant regalia. File last uploaded: 2004-04-08 7. Chieftain or Warrior Priestess? New evidence suggests that an ancient nomad buried in a suit of gold may have been a woman. File last uploaded: 2004-04-12 8. Cudgel Culture Discovery of a copper cudgel in central Russia proves a long-suspected link between the Yamnaya people of the steppe and the tribes that migrated to India. File last uploaded: 2004-04-08 9. Rouchomovski's Tiara of Saitaphernes Debate over the authenticity of a massive gold crown known as the Tiara of Saitaphernes divided Paris in 1896. It was supposedly a gift from Olbia, a Greek colony on the Black Sea coast, to the 3rd-century B.C. Scythian king Saitaphernes. Russian art dealer Schapschelle Hochmann's tale was that it was found at Olbia, near Odessa in present-day Ukraine. An inscription on it even matched one on the ancient city walls there. But it later became clear that the tiara's new owner, the Louvre, had not performed adequate research into its origins before buying. File last uploaded: 2009-10-16 10. Multimedia: What's On Line? Part II The world wide web abounds with sites on archaeology in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Near East. File last uploaded: 2006-03-10 [ 1 2 ] Next Search again: Match ALL words Match ANY word Page 1 of 2 Search index updated: 2009-11-16 08:09 You may also browse our back issues or search recent news. Looking for more information? Search the websites of the American Journal of Archaeology and the Archaeological Institute of America. © 2008 by the Archaeological Institute of America www.archaeology.org/search.html Perlfect Search 3.31 © Perlfect Solutions 1998-2003

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