The foot of Akbaur was developed by people from the Eneolithic. Here they set up their sanctuaries. Their drawings prove that they hunted, raised livestock, raised grain, and performed ceremonies. More detailed information could not be recreated until in 2019 archaeologists drove shovels into the ground. Now, after two field seasons, we see an incredible setting. There is settlement of the early Saka time, hundreds of finds, each tells its own little story about a tribe that lived here three thousand years ago. You can find more information in this release!
