Tsatsyn Denj Deer Stone
A Late Bronze Age megalith near the Tamir River in Arkhangai Province, Mongolia, part of the deer stone-khirigsuur complex: granite pillars carved with stylized 'flying deer' and a warrior's belt, tools and weapons, raised as cenotaph monuments by the region's earliest horse-dependent, hierarchical steppe societies.
Dated events and their evidence
- 1,400 BCE mainstream
deer stone tradition begins (radiocarbon-dated range: 1400-700 BCE) source
Where
47.7507° N, 101.3715° E
Sources
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