3000 2800 Year-old Gold Jewelers Found.

The disclosure of such ancient civilizations is endless. Traces of life and their remains are almost never peeled out. The heritage objects besides very valuable are also able to reveal the origin of some tribes that had lived in some parts of the world.

One of the tribes that recently attracted the attention of scientists was the Saka tribe. The tribe lived in Central Asia in the 8th century BC.

The interest of the Saka tribe is further enhanced by the discovery of an ancient tomb that is believed to belong to one member of the Saka Kingdom family. Interestingly, after the grave was unearthed, archaeologists found a stack of gold that is believed to have been aged up to 2800 years.

A stack of gold jewelry that amounted to 3000 is found in a burial mound. The exact location of the discovery is in the remote Tarbagatai mountains of Kazakhstan.

The treasure that so many of these are touted as something "priceless" the price. Scientists suspect that thousands of these jewels belong to members of the kingdom or conglomerates of the Saka people.

Jewelry findings in the form of bell-shaped earrings, gold plates, rivet statues, plaques, chains, and also necklaces with precious stones. In addition, gold beads were also made using sophisticated micro sintering techniques.

With this discovery, it is increasingly showing that the Saka people already have a remarkable level of expertise. To that end, archaeologists hope to find the remains of another treasure that is believed to have a pair of royal members or conglomerates buried there.

Meanwhile, there are still another 200 "grave" tombs on the Eleke Sazy plateau. Unfortunately, many of these valuable sites have been looted in ancient times. The plateau with the expanse of grasslands there is indeed seen as a "paradise" for the Kings of Saka.

The Saka people are believed to possess a sophisticated nomadic civilization extending from Central Asia to Siberia. The location of the discovery of a mound of earth that contains a pile of jewelry is believed to have great prospects for revealing ancient civilizations. "There are a lot of burial mounds here and the prospect is huge," says archaeologist Yerben Oralbai.

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