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🇷🇺 Russia · Tumulus

Karakol Kurgans

Early Bronze Age, Karakol culture 2500-1800 BCE · Karakol culture (Altai Early Bronze)

Early Bronze stone-slab cist kurgans (2500-1800 BCE) at Karakol with tri-color polychrome slab paintings, pre-Pazyryk Altai.