Pazyryk , Scythian Burial site in a dry valley mouth on the Bolshoy Ulagan River Valley in Kazakhstan . The site, which consists of five large and nine smaller burial mounds and dates from the 5th to 3rd centuries v . Chr . Inherits , excavated in 1929 and 1947–49. It is perhaps the richest source of information about the customs and Artifacts of the Scythians before their westward migration to West Asia and Europe. Among the items found was an embalmed man covered in tattoos, some of the oldest received Textiles and pieces of harp and drum.
Göbekli Tepe , neolithic Site near Şanlıurfa to the southeast of Turkey . The site believed to be a sanctuary of ritual importance is carved through layers of Megaliths marked and is dated to the 9th to 10th millennium B.C. Christ treasured . Britannica Quiz The Middle Eas