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Partially excavated places tagged “tuva” in Russia · Mysteria

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Partially excavated places tagged “tuva” in Russia

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🇷🇺 Russia · Kurgan

Uyuk Valley Second Kurgan Terrace (North Arzhan Satellite)

Early Iron Age (Arzhan-Chertomlyk) · Arzhan (Early Scythian / Saka Royal)

Second terrace north of Uyuk River (950 m, 52°03′N 93°51′E) in the Tuva Valley of the Kings, complementing Arzhan 1 (9th c BCE) and Arzhan 2 (7th c BCE) on south terrace and Tunnug 1 (9th c) centre.

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🇷🇺 Russia · Kurgan

Kyzyl-Uzuk Kurgan Field (Upper Yenisei, Tuva)

Early Iron Age (Scythian / Uyuk-Sagly) · Uyuk / Sagly Scythian (Arzhan-derived)

Mid-Uyuk-Seedling kurgan chain (850 m, 51°43′N 94°27′E) in Ulug-Khem (Upper Yenisei) floodplain north of Kyzyl, on terrace between Tuva's Uyuk Valley (Arzhan) and Sayan foothills.