Yakut elite of the 17th century: the grave of toyon Mazary Bozekov

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Archaeological discovery of Mazary Bozekov's grave reveals insights into 17th century Yakut elite, indicating interaction with the Russian Empire.

The burial complex of Mazary Bozekov reflects significant cultural elements of the Yakut elite during the 17th century.
Excavations in 2023 confirmed the grave's identity by comparing new findings with 1933 protocols.
Structural analysis of the grave uncovered both traditional Yakut burial practices and rare items, highlighting cultural interactions.
This research informs on the evolving cultural identity of the Yakut people during their early connections with the Russian Empire.

Бравина et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Archaeological discovery of Mazary Bozekov's grave reveals insights into 17th century Yakut elite, indicating interaction with the Russian Empire.

The burial complex of Mazary Bozekov reflects significant cultural elements of the Yakut elite during the 17th century.
Excavations in 2023 confirmed the grave's identity by comparing new findings with 1933 protocols.
Structural analysis of the grave uncovered both traditional Yakut burial practices and rare items, highlighting cultural interactions.
This research informs on the evolving cultural identity of the Yakut people during their early connections with the Russian Empire.

Бравина et al. (2025) studied this question.

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