TOOTHBRUSH FROM THE KASTEK HILL-FOPT
An interesting finding from cultural layer of the Kastek hill-fort (South Kazakhstan) is analized in the article. It is long (225 mm) bone stick light yellowish stick made of bone. The author believes that this item definitely served as toothbrush. The tufts of hair, most likely of animal origin, not preserved. The closest analogies to our finding have been known among the bone items of Karakorum the most important urban center of ancient Mongolian state during its highest rise.