The pair of boots found was well-preserved along with aforementioned other items.
It is thought the woman is of Turkik origin.
The remains appear to be the first complete Turkic burial in Central Asia to Siberia from around 600 BC.
This is a very rare phenomenon.
These finds show us the beliefs and rituals of Turkiks.
We can see clearly that the horse was deliberately sacrificed.
It was a mare, between four and eight years old.
Four coats we found were made of cotton.
Sukhbaatar continued: This is a very rare phenomenon.
These finds show us the beliefs and rituals of Turkics.
We can date the burial by the things we have found there, also the pop in of hat.
It gives us a preliminary date of around the 6th century AD.
The finds show us that these people were very skilled craftsmen.
The Altai Mountains unite Siberia, in Russia, and Mongolia, China and Kazakhstan.
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