Subeshi culture

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Characteristics

Bronze technology Pottery Siba culture Qijia culture Saka

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Artifacts

Turpan Museum Chinese wine

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Overview

Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Iron Age Shanshan County Turfan

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Dates: 1100–100 BCE
Followed by: Jushi Kingdom, Xiongnu
Geographical range: Turpan, Xinjiang, China
Preceded by: Chemurchek culture

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Subeshi culture

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related to Characteristics · 18

Subeshi culture → Altai Mountains, BCE, Bronze Age, Central Asia, Chawuhugoukou, China, In, Iron Age, Neolithic, Pazyryk, Qijia, Saka, Scythian, Siba, Subeshi, The, The Subeshi, West Asia

related to Artifacts · 15

Subeshi culture → BCE, Carpet, Chinese, Helmet-shaped, Saka, Shengjindian, Subeixi, Subeshi, This, Tomb, Turpan Museum, Wooden, Xinjiang MuseumGrapevine, Yanghai, Yanghai-1

Dates · 1

Subeshi culture → 1100–100 BCE

Followed by · 1

Subeshi culture → Jushi Kingdom, Xiongnu

Geographical range · 1

Subeshi culture → Turpan, Xinjiang, China

Preceded by · 1

Subeshi culture → Chemurchek culture

is a · 1

Subeshi culture → candidate for the Iron Age predecessors of the Tocharians

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subeshi culture bce saka also known cemetery xinjiang age yanghai chinese tarim pazyryk jushi kingdom century iron 100 horse hats

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Subeshi culture	Dates	1100–100 BCE	1.00	infobox
Subeshi culture	Followed by	Jushi Kingdom, Xiongnu	1.00	infobox
Subeshi culture	Geographical range	Turpan, Xinjiang, China	1.00	infobox
Subeshi culture	Preceded by	Chemurchek culture	1.00	infobox
Subeshi culture	is a	candidate for the Iron Age predecessors of the Tocharians	0.90	text
Arzhan or Tasmola	instance of	The material culture of the Subeshi culture is very similar to that of Saka sites	0.80	text
but is also known to have spread across the northern Chinese steppes from Xinjiang to the Korean Peninsula	instance of	The material culture of the Subeshi culture is very similar to that of Saka sites	0.80	text
particularly through bronze weapons	instance of	The material culture of the Subeshi culture is very similar to that of Saka sites	0.80	text
horse harnesses	instance of	The material culture of the Subeshi culture is very similar to that of Saka sites	0.80	text
and ornaments	instance of	The material culture of the Subeshi culture is very similar to that of Saka sites	0.80	text
Subeshi culture	related to Artifacts	Tomb	0.60	section
Subeshi culture	related to Artifacts	Yanghai	0.60	section

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