Meet the ‘Golden Man’: Kazakhstan’s Shining Teenage Warrior
Imagine discovering a real-life teenage warrior dressed in golden armor! 😲 That’s exactly what happened in Kazakhstan back in 1969. Archaeologists found the ‘Golden Man’, a young warrior from over 2,500 years ago!
This incredible find was made in a burial mound called Issyk, located in southern Kazakhstan. The ‘Golden Man’ is believed to have been just 16 to 18 years old. Can you imagine wearing armor made of gold at that age? 🤩
The ‘Golden Man’ belonged to the Saka people, ancient nomads known for their amazing horse riding, brave warriors, and beautiful metalwork. They lived in the region that is now Kazakhstan.
Because of his glittering treasures, he’s sometimes called the “Tutankhamun of Kazakhstan“. You might have heard of Tutankhamun, the famous Egyptian pharaoh whose tomb was filled with golden treasures! 💎
Today, a detailed replica of the ‘Golden Man’s’ golden armor travels around the world 🌍, serving as a sparkling “ambassador” for Kazakhstan’s rich culture and history.
Isn’t it amazing how a discovery from the past can teach us so much? Next time you think about ancient treasures, remember the shining ‘Golden Man’ of Kazakhstan! ✨
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
