Ancient Scythian Zoomorphic Knife circa 4th - 2nd centuries BC.. Condition is Used. Shipped with Economy Shipping from outside US. Ancient Seythian Zoomorphic Knife circa 4th-2nd centuries BC. No restoration. Iron. Extremely rare +++ Nugh grams. 24 cm The actual element is depicted ... Selling only what is pictured, nothing more! GOOD LUCK!
Scythian Griffin holding a stag head in its beak. From Pazyryk, Russian Altai mountains, 4th century B.C. Saint Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum. ***************************************************************************** This intimidating male headgear was found in the tomb of a Scythian chieftain in the Altai mountains in Siberia. Around 2,300 years old, it’s thought this headgear may have been worn by the chieftain in his final battle, as the damage to it corresponds with the fatal wounds on the man’s head. The carving depicts the head of a fantastic eagle, holding a deer head in its beak, with figures carrying geese on either side. These elements were part of a complex headpiece which consisted of a decorated felt cap topped with an elaborate wooden crest.
Ukrainian archaeologists say a discovery in a Scythian tomb sharpens our understanding of the prehistoric warriors who once ruled the steppes of Eurasia.
Ancient Original Scythian pendant, Antique Scythian arrowhead, Wonderful ancient Copper artifact, Cimmerian tip, Original ancient arrowhead The amulet is well cleaned mechanically to show its beauty. Photo before cleaning is available. The ear of the object is whole, which makes it suitable for wearing The condition of the item can be assessed by photo and video Good antique artifact for connoisseurs of antiquities. Weight: 3.36 g. Dimensions: 21*9 mm Decent object for lovers of antiques. SHIPPING Shipping takes approximately 7-15 business days depending on the buyer's country. EUROPE/UK => 8-15 business days USA/Canada => 10-20 business days Japan, Taiwan => 10-25 business day Australia/N. Zealand => 10-25 business days RETURN POLICY&FEEDBACK If for any reason you are not satisfied with my item, please contact me and I’ll do the best to resolve any problem. If you love and satisfied from my items – please leave me POSSITIVE FEEDBACK. This is very important to me and motivates me to work even better for you Please feel free to contact me with any questions! I am in touch and try to answer as soon as possible Please check my other items https://www.etsy.com/shop/AncientObjectsSFinds?ref=seller-platform-mcnav
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An impressive burial of an ancient nomad and warrior has been unearthed in Ukraine. The find was made at an archaeological site which has yielded many treasures in the past. Among the items that have been recovered is a remarkable gilded short sword.
the legacy of the scythian world - mid-7th to 3rd century b.c.
İSKİT/SCYTHIAN SCYTHIAN - 5th century BC Archaeological museumof the Archaeology institute NAS of Ukraine Scythian kamennaya baba from Ol'chovcik Oblast Doneck (Tachtay) Height 26.4 ,n. (0.67m.) A helmet, short sword and whip hanging from the belt are recognizable from the front, armed warriors with neck rings. book: ____________ Soldan sağa: *İskit (çizimler), MÖ. 600-300 , Ukrayna *Hakkari Taş Steller , MÖ.2000 *Orta Asya Türk Taşbaba 6.-7.yy, ek: Veli SEVİN BELLETEN, 243, Cilt: LXV - Sayı: 243 - Yıl: 2001 Ağustos 1998 yılında Hakkari kent merkezindeki Ortaçağ Kalesinin kuzey etekleri üzerinde 13 adet taş stel bulundu. Yükseklikleri 0.70 m. ile 3.10 m. arasında değişen bu stellerin yalnızca bir yüzleri işlenmiştir. Stellerden 11 tanesinde suspansuar (codpiece) giyimli çıplak erkekler resmedilmiştir. Bellerinde enli bir kemer vardır. Bunun üzerine daima aynı türde bir hançer asılıdır. Figürler her iki ellerinde bir kap tutarlar. Bunun deriden bir tulum (skin) olduğu anlaşılır. Steller üzerinde, çok sayıda balta, hançer, bıçak ve mızrak gibi madeni silahların yanında, dağ keçisi ve geyik gibi yabani hayvan ile insan figürlerine yer verilmiştir. Yurt tipi bozkır çadırlarının varlığı dikkat çekicidir. Stellerden ikisi farklı özelliktedir ve kadınlara ait oldukları sanılır. Hakkari stelleri farklı yerel ustalarca ve fakat belli ikonografik kurallar göz önünde bulundurularak yapılmışlardır. Bunlar çadırlarda yaşayan güçlü bir yönetici sınıfa (ruling elite ) aittir.Yanlarındaki balta ve hançer gibi silahların tipolojik özelliklerinden M.Ö. 2. binyılın ikinci yarısı içlerine ait oldukları anlaşılmaktadır. Bu türlü taşlar eski Anadolu ve Yakın Doğu’da fazla görülmezler. Buna karşılık M.Ö. 3. binyıldan M.S. 12.yüzyıla kadar geçen uzun sürede Avrasya steplerinde yüzlerce örnekle temsil edilirler. Özellikle, aralarında uzun bir zaman farkı olmakla birlikte, Orta Asya’ nın Göktürk dönemi anthropomarf mezar taşları ile her iki elde tutulan bir kap nedeniyle yakın ilişkiler kurmak mümkündür. - BELLETEN, 243, Cilt: LXV - Sayı: 243 - Yıl: 2001 Ağustos // ayrıntılı: in Russian language about Turkish stels: LİNK _____________ The Zbruch Idol - 9th century Discovered near the village called Liczkowce under Polish rule, now Lychkivtsi (Личківці), Ukraine, just north of Husiatyn, in 1848. The statue is now on display in the Archaeological Museum in Kraków, Poland, with exact copies located in a number of museums, including the State Historical Museum in Moscow. ALTAY ETRÜSK - DAŞBABA/BALBAL - MÖ.6.yy'ın üçüncü çeyreği ETRÜSK - DAŞBABA/BALBAL - SORANO/İTALYA ETRÜSK DAŞBABA/BALBAL - 1827 yılında Val di Vara/iTALYA'da bulundu. Bavaria bölgesinde 1857 yılında ve 1957 yılında bulunan Taş Heykeller / Balballar Muhtemelen Demir Çağı'ndan (MÖ.1200'den itibaren) Bamberg Historical Museum - Almanya Bavaria bölgesinde 1857 yılında ve 1957 yılında bulunan Taş Heykeller / Balballar Muhtemelen Demir Çağı'ndan (MÖ.1200'den itibaren) Bamberg Historical Museum - Almanya GÖKTÜRK ANADOLU'NUN TAPUSU - HAKKARİ VE GÖKTÜRK DAŞBABA/ Prof.Dr.Firudin AĞASIOĞLU LİNK SCYTHIAN / ETRUSCANS =THE TURKS ____________
Scytowie. Kultura fascynująca no i koczownicza. Wciąż w kręgu moich zainteresowań. Odważyłam się na próbę rekonstrukcji stroju i skromnego wyposażenia łucznika scytyjskiego. Piewrsze kroki nie są łatwe, tym bardziej, kiedy temat jest jeszcze niezbyt popularny wśród zacnego grona odtwórców. Od czegoś trzeba zacząć. W planach - kołczan, strzały, zimowe ciuszki na najbliższą wyprawę. Przyda się też trochę charakterystycznej biżuterii. Czapę wykonałam z filcu, reszta stroju z surówki wełnianej. Buty ze skóry bydlęcej. Wzorowałam się na wazach greckich i znaleziskach ozdób i okuć. Wciąż szukam i knuję, bo temat jest bardzo świeży i nowy w polskim rr. Trzymajcie kciuki :)
