- The
Afanasievo culture, or
Afanasevo culture (Afanasevan culture) (Russian: Афанасьевская культура Afanas'yevskaya kul'tura), is an
early archaeological...
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Bronze Age
spread of
Yamnaya Steppe pastoralist ancestry between 3300 and 1500 BC,
including the
Afanasievo culture of
southern Siberia...
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physical type of
these burials have been
connected those of the
earlier Afanasievo culture. The
second type of Qäwrighul was
characterised by
shaft graves...
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Basin of
Xinjiang and
eastern Kazakhstan. It
immediately follows the
Afanasievo culture, and is
contemporary with the
early Tarim Mummies to the south...
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genetic connection with Indo-European-speaking migrants,
particularly the
Afanasievo or BMAC cultures.
Later Tarim Mummies dated to the Iron Age (1st millennium...
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Central Asia was
inhabited by
groups such as the
possibly Indo-European
Afanasievo culture,
later early Indo-Iranian
cultures such as Andronovo, and later...
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Tarim circa 2,000 BC. Some
scholars have
linked these communities to the
Afanasievo culture found earlier (c. 3,500–2,500 BC) in Siberia,
north of the Tarim...
- po****tions were
derived from the
Afanasievo culture to the north, and
spoke an Indo-European language. This
reinforces an
Afanasievo origin hypothesis for the...
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similar ancestry is also
found in
individuals of the
closely related Afanasievo culture near the
Altai Mountains and the
Poltavka culture on the Middle...
- culture), the
edges of
Central Asia (Yamnaya culture), and
southern Siberia (
Afanasievo culture). In the
words of
philologist Martin L. West, "If
there was an...
