Burial mound Ivanov Cape I from the South taiga Irtysh region in the system of cultural and trade contacts of the early mongol time
Based on the materials of the three studied mounds of the burial site Ivanov Cape I of the Tevrizsky District of the Omsk Region, the article discusses cultural and trade ties that left it to the population of the 13th - 14th centuries. Weapons, horse equipment, belt set parts and decorations, including zoomorphic suspensions, have many analogies in the antiquities of Volga Bulgaria, Ancient Russia, Prikamye, Trans-Urals, North of Western and Southern Siberia, Juchi Ulus and China. They allow us to conclude that Ivanov Cape I was located on a busy section of international trade, and the southern taiga Irtysh remained an important part of the so-called. Great Siberian trade, including the Irtysh route and the Northern latitudinal railway, which connected the Siberian lands with Eastern Europe in antiquity and in the Middle Ages.