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| Description | Top view of the saddles from: 1) Yanghai tomb IIM205 (727-396 BCE); 2) Tuekta barrow no. 1 (430-420 BCE); 3) Subeixi tomb M10 (790-60 BCE); 4) Pazyryk barrow no. 3 (reconstruction based on median measurements from 9 saddles - 299-260 BCE); |
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| Source | Patrick Wertmann, Maria Yibulayinmu, Mayke Wagner, Chris Taylor, Samira Müller, Dongliang Xu, Irina Elkina, Christian Leipe, Yonghong Deng and Pavel E. Tarasov: The earliest directly dated saddle for horse-riding from a mid-1st millennium BCE female burial in Northwest China . Archaeological Research in Asia 35, 2023, pp. 100451 (fig. 15), doi:10.1016/j.ara.2023.100451 |
| Author | 1) P. Wertmann; 2)E. V. Stepanova; 3) Ch. Taylor; 4) E. V. Stepanova |
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