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The paper is dedicated to the socketed two-bladed arrowheads of the Scythian type from the eastern part of the North and South Caucasus. Archaeological complexes (and their rituals) from which the two-bladed arrowheads originate are described. In Mingechaur and Apsheron the ceramic vessels were located near the feet of the deceased. This ritual has parallels in Uigarak. The most archaic rhomboid two-bladed arrowheads originate from the burials, without iron objects, in Yonjaly necropolis in Sheki. Craniometric data from the neighboring Tepebashy necropolis in Sheki, shows similarity with the sculls of parallel groups of Sakas from the Aral Sea vicinity. In the same necropolis there were found collective burials with the traces of fire ritual, which have parallels in the Sacar-Chaga 6 burial ground.

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Socketed Two-bladed Arrowheads of the Scythian Type from the Burial Grounds of Azerbaijan and their Connection with the Burial Rites of Aral Sea Region