In this study, authors compare the appearance of big tombs in Southern Siberia and Liaodong peninsula. In 9th~7th cen. BCE, Although these regions is located far from each other with different geographic situation, big tombs with group burials, which ...
In this study, authors compare the appearance of big tombs in Southern Siberia and Liaodong peninsula. In 9th~7th cen. BCE, Although these regions is located far from each other with different geographic situation, big tombs with group burials, which formed similar in plan, occurred almost simultaneously. In 2, 3 chapters, authors compared these tombs and point out similarity in inner and exterior scheme of construction, centralization of leader`s burial in tomb and concentration of accompanied artefact. It is hardly believed that direct interaction or migration of culture in these two regions. But, the coincidence of big tomb with group burial shows that Scyhto-Siberian cultures of Easter Eurasia and Lute-shaped dagger culture of Liaoning could be linked into a wide ranged system. In 9th cen. BCE, when new nomadic economy, so called Scytho-siberian cultures appeared in Eurasian steppe, Lute-shaped dagger culture also occurred. These culture shows concentration of leadership and appearance of warrior with bronze dagger resulted in the appearance of big tomb.