The site contains nineteen stone cist burials with contracted inhumations. Grave goods include bronze artefacts and beads, Uzbekistan’s Academy of Sciences reported on September 4.
Reportedly, early findings align with sites in Southern Kazakhstan and the Syr Darya basin, which may indicate cultural connections across Central Asia during the Bronze Age.
Final conclusions on the chronology and cultural affiliation await comprehensive study of the materials. Specialists are currently processing and documenting the finds; further examination of burial structures, anthropological remains, and grave goods, along with laboratory analyses, is planned. The results will help refine the dating and place of the site within the Bronze Age cultures of Khorezm and neighbouring regions.
