Kazakh and Chinese scientists analysed the tissue residues found in the graveyard of the early iron age of Karatum in 2010 and determined by various methods that in the burial of a young woman who died in the V - III centuries B.C., there were fragments of natural wild silk likely to have been found there from China. According to an article published in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, age-compatible finds from the silk of the tus…
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Kazakh and Chinese scientists analysed the tissue residues found in the graveyard of the early iron age of Karatum in 2010 and determined by various methods that in the burial of a young woman who died in the V - III centuries B.C., there were fragments of natural wild silk likely to have been found there from China. According to an article published in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, age-compatible finds from the silk of the tus…