Decoration №3

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Russia, Republic of Bashkortostan, Khaibullinsky district. Archaeologists unearthed a site in 2007 that would change our understanding of the past. Necropolis Perevolochan-1, an ancient burial ground, revealed its secrets through careful excavation. Barrow №12 stood out as a particularly significant find, yielding a treasure trove of artifacts. In Burial №1, a young girl's wrist was adorned with Beads №№90-94, a poignant reminder of the people who once lived here. The beads themselves were crafted from pasta and stained glass, testifying to the ingenuity of ancient craftsmen. This find dates back to the Iron Age, a time of great cultural transformation. Specifically, it falls within the IV century BC, a period marked by the early Sarmatian culture's rise to prominence.