title: Egyptian Imports of 6th Century BC in the Materials of Forest-Steppe Scythia
abstract: For burial complexes of the 7th&nbsp;– 6th c. BC on the territory of Forest-Steppe Scythia some types of beads are quite common. These are usually referred to as being made of “Egyptian” faience. They are mainly represented by beads of various shapes, as well as less common conical-shaped “beads-rosettes”. The site of production of the former is difficult to establish, but for the latter, the territory of Transcaucasia is determined. Their appearance and wide distribution in the Northern Black S
journal: The Oriental Studies