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Russia's Republic of Bashkortostan is home to the Kuyurgazinsky district, where archaeologists excavated a site in 2006 that uncovered a necropolis known as Yalchikayevo-2. Within this ancient burial ground lies Barrow №3, which houses Burial №2 containing a single bone fragment measuring 19x18 mm, with an astonishing thickness of 6 mm and a hole diameter of 9 mm. Dating back to the Iron Age, the chronology places this artifact firmly in the V century BC, firmly rooted within the Savromat culture's distinct time period.