11-20-2005, 05:52 PM
That slavers manual sounds fascinating. Could you tell me more about the melitopol example? The male and female burial i mentione was found in the Tuva region near Arzhan were only skeletal remains with no tattoo's, memory playing tricks with me.
Im currently going through several articles relating to the Pazyryk burial mound 2, and the Burial Mound 1 of the Ak-Alakha Burial Ground 3. Will come back to this topic when ive finished with these.
"Two years after the discovery of the "Ice Maiden" Dr. Polosmak's husband, Vyacheslav Molodin, found a frozen man, elaborately tattooed with an elk, with two long braids that reached to his waist, buried with his weapons. " Found this in connection with an article on the internet relating ot the above female burial, doesent mention if they were in the same mound at all, would be interesting if they were.
Im currently going through several articles relating to the Pazyryk burial mound 2, and the Burial Mound 1 of the Ak-Alakha Burial Ground 3. Will come back to this topic when ive finished with these.
"Two years after the discovery of the "Ice Maiden" Dr. Polosmak's husband, Vyacheslav Molodin, found a frozen man, elaborately tattooed with an elk, with two long braids that reached to his waist, buried with his weapons. " Found this in connection with an article on the internet relating ot the above female burial, doesent mention if they were in the same mound at all, would be interesting if they were.
