Scythian art

the legacy of the scythian world - mid-7th to 3rd century b.c.

Image of A Scythian gold statuette depicting the ritual of brotherhood (from the Kul Oba kurhan) from entry Scythians in the Internet Encyclopedia of Ukraine [ Інтернетова Енциклопедія України ]

ATEAS, KING OF THE PONTIC SCYTHIANS, who was defeated in battle by Philip II of Macedonia, father of Alexander the Great, in 339 BC. This reconstruction is based on a Scythian stone idol or kurgan stele that represents a warrior in a leather armour with

2,500 year old "Siberian Princess" mummy, all tatted out

The article "Spectacular tomb of Sarmatian Warrior woman found in Russia" written by Mihai Andrei was posted in the ZME Science venue on August 18th, 2015. Kindly note that the article fails to mention the Iranian connection of the Amazons as well as the Scythians and Sarmatians/Alans. For the Iranian Iranian

A series of illustrations based on Scythian tattoos ща the pazyrlyk's burials of Altai

scythian archer on pottery

Pazyryk mummy tattoo In my post "Reindeer Goddess, Axis Mundi, & Axis Shifts" I began my journey to blog my findings regarding a reindeer goddess. Since then, I have come across reports of amazing finds throughout the EurAsian Steppes. The first picture on this page is a copy of a tattoo on the shoulder of a well preserved female mummy found by archeologist Natalia Polos'mak in a kurgan in Pazyryk. Discovered in 1995, 7,500 feet above sea level, the mummy was named the Ice Princess or The…