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Royal tomb suggests the fabled horse-riding Scythians originated earlier, and farther east and south, than previously ...

In southern Siberia, thousands of miles east from known Scythian communities, archaeologists discovered the burial of a woman ...

First, they found the ancient remains of 18 horses. Then, there were the human remains. Add in plenty of tack used for riding ...

Remains of buildings and a collection of stamped jar handles for the first time offer clues to how agricultural produce in the Jerusalem area was distributed to the empire ...

The culture responsible for the burial is thought to have been closely related to the Scythians, given the elaborate horse ...