Харуулын гозгорт малтсан Мөнххайрханы соёлын нэгэн булшны тухайд

This article describes the original materials of an intact burial belonging to the Munkhkhairkhan culture excavated in the Kharuulyn gozgor mountain in the Khutag-Ondor soum of Bulgan aimag in 2015 as part of the excavations for the preservation of the Egiin Gol hydroelectric power station. Based on the materials from this burial, we also aim to compare the current state of research in Mongolia on the Munkhkhairkhan culture of the Late Bronze Age and the general understanding of this culture with the Kharuulyn Gozgor tomb. There is no doubt that the people of the Munkhkhairkhan culture were powerful nomadic tribes who, during the Middle Bronze Age, established their own unique cultural centers in the Khuvsgul, Khangai and Altai mountain regions, preserving their ethnic identity.

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Mongolian Journal of Anthropology Archaeology and Ethnology
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2025-06-18
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https://doi.org/10.22353/mjaae.2025140107
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Харуулын гозгорт малтсан Мөнххайрханы соёлын нэгэн булшны тухайд

Tumur-O. Iderkhangai, Лхагвасүрэн Хүслэн
Mongolian Journal of Anthropology Archaeology and Ethnology
Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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Харуулын гозгорт малтсан Мөнххайрханы соёлын нэгэн булшны тухайд

Tumur-O. Iderkhangai, Лхагвасүрэн Хүслэн
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Abstract

This article describes the original materials of an intact burial belonging to the Munkhkhairkhan culture excavated in the Kharuulyn gozgor mountain in the Khutag-Ondor soum of Bulgan aimag in 2015 as part of the excavations for the preservation of the Egiin Gol hydroelectric power station. Based on the materials from this burial, we also aim to compare the current state of research in Mongolia on the Munkhkhairkhan culture of the Late Bronze Age and the general understanding of this culture with the Kharuulyn Gozgor tomb. There is no doubt that the people of the Munkhkhairkhan culture were powerful nomadic tribes who, during the Middle Bronze Age, established their own unique cultural centers in the Khuvsgul, Khangai and Altai mountain regions, preserving their ethnic identity.

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