Qarabulaq necropolis III

Garabulag necropolis III— is located on the right side of the road to Garabulag, northeast of the first necropolis. V.B. Bakhshaliyev noted that the tombs consisted of stone boxes covered with clay. Some graves were destroyed while the locals were doing farm work here. Gray ceramics were found in the destroyed graves, which are characteristic of the Kura-Araxes culture. Some pottery pieces have hemispherical handles. According to the findings, the necropolis It can be dated to the III millennium B.C. This necropolis is important in terms of studying the Kura-Araxes culture in the South Caucasus.

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