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- Q4248975 subject Q6272693.
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- Q4248975 abstract "Kurumchi culture is an indigenous early medieval Siberian archaeological culture of 6th to 10th centuries CE, identified with Kurykan tribe and tribal union of the Chinese chronicles. Kurumchi culture extended in Eastern Siberia Lake Baikal area, and in the upper course of Lena and Angara rivers. The monuments of the culture include encampments, settlements, burials, petroglyphs, and inscriptions. Prominent monuments are cemeteries on Lake Baikal Olkhon Island with gravestone structures in a form of miniatures of wigwam type, rock images painted with red ocher in the upper course of the river Lena (Shishkin, and others) and on the river Kuda, depicting horsemen with banners, camels, men in long robes and other images. The petroglyph images have much in common with the art of the Altai Enisei Kirgizes and Altai Turks of the 1st millennium CE. Kurykan wrote their inscriptions in the Orkhon-Yenisei script. According to the Chinese sources, the Kurykan tribal Union was headed by two chieftains.Kurykans are traced to their anscestral Slab Grave Culture of 1,100-300 BCE. Kurumchi culture influenced the culture of the Sakha and Buryat Mongols, and Kurykans were among their ancestors.".
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- Q4248975 comment "Kurumchi culture is an indigenous early medieval Siberian archaeological culture of 6th to 10th centuries CE, identified with Kurykan tribe and tribal union of the Chinese chronicles. Kurumchi culture extended in Eastern Siberia Lake Baikal area, and in the upper course of Lena and Angara rivers. The monuments of the culture include encampments, settlements, burials, petroglyphs, and inscriptions.".
- Q4248975 label "Kurumchi Culture".