Xiongnu Kurgan Tradition: Noin-Ula Finds

200 BCE · Noyon Uul (Moğolistan) · culture

The Noyon Uul (Noin-Ula) kurgans in Mongolia: silk fabrics, Chinese bronze vessels, graves with wooden plank floors, felt wall hangings.

Xiongnu art: dragons, the phoenix and animal-combat scenes, stylistically sharing a common origin with the Scythian tradition. The structure of the kurgans forms a bridge to the later Turkic and Mongol kurgan tradition.

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What was Xiongnu Kurgan Tradition: Noin-Ula Finds?
The Noyon Uul (Noin-Ula) kurgans in Mongolia: silk fabrics, Chinese bronze vessels, graves with wooden plank floors, felt wall hangings.
When did Xiongnu Kurgan Tradition: Noin-Ula Finds happen?
200 BCE
Where did Xiongnu Kurgan Tradition: Noin-Ula Finds take place?
Noyon Uul (Moğolistan)