During drilling operations at the “Novosavideno-V” cemetery close to the city of Georgevsk in the Stavroble Province in September 2022, a team of archaeologists from the University of Moscow led by Dr. Anatoli Cantorovich found the grave.
Researchers discovered human and animal bones that had been offered as sacrifices in this cemetery.
Scientists claim that this cemetery was constructed in the Bronze Age, remained in use until the early Iron Age, and underwent multiple expansions.
The Sarmati warrior’s grave, which is in a basement and, based on early estimations, dates to the middle of the first century BC, indicating that it was from the noble layer.
Scientists discovered horse equipment and weaponry within the burial.
The majority of the objects discovered are constructed of iron and bronze and have gold or silver designs on them.
The elements used in this discovery, according to experts, express the Sarmatian civilisation in a way that is unique compared to other ancient civilizations in the Caucasus, Western Europe, Mongolia, and Trabiakalia.
The body of a warrior has been discovered. the year 2000
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