Ancient 'warrior princess' skeleton found in Kazakhstan
Ancient 'warrior princess' skeleton found in Kazakhstan
Perfectly preserved skeleton found with a huge sword and dagger believed to be a woman living between the 11th century BC and fourth century AD, scientists say
By Our Foreign Staff
8:07PM BST 11 Aug 2015
The remains of an ancient female warrior have been discovered in South Kazakhstan.
The perfectly preserved skeleton, believed to be a woman based on the skull's size and shape, was found with a huge sword and dagger.
Archaeologists believe the woman lived in the period between the 11th century BC and fourth century AD. Previously, no records have ever been found of woman warriors in the area.
Experts believe she was a citizen of importance living in the ancient Kanguy state. She is thought to have led a group of nomads who lived somewhere in the area of modern Kazakhstan.
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