Tashtik Culture - Tashtik Culture

Japanese: タシュティク文化 - タシュティクぶんか

An Iron Age culture (1st century BC to 5th century AD) found in the central Yenisei River basin in southern Siberia. It was named after a tomb on the Tashtyk River near the village of Bateni in the Yenisei River basin. There are burial mounds and underground tombs, and cremated bones are found. The culture's bearers were a mixture of Caucasian and Mongoloid, unlike the Caucasian Tagar culture. Grave goods include white clay death masks and various types of pottery, as well as silk textiles, lacquerware, Han-style mirrors, and umbrellas, which indicate trade with China.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

南シベリア，中部エニセイ川流域に分布した鉄器時代(前1世紀～後5世紀)の文化。エニセイ川流域のバテニ村近くのタシュティクTashtyk川にある墓からその名がつけられた。墳丘墓と地下式墓とがあり，火葬骨を伴う。文化の担い手は，コーカソイドのタガール文化と異なり，コーカソイドとモンゴロイドの混血であった。副葬品には，白色粘土製のデスマスク，各種土器があり，また中国との交易を示す絹織物，漆器，漢式鏡，傘などもある。

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