Scent bottle 12 – Chebotarev V, Rostov region; 1st century CE [d/b]

1st century CE
In mound no. 1 of the Chebotarev V [Чеботарев V]

cemetery, near the city of Rostov-on-Don, was discovered an intact and very rich burial from the Sarmatian period. Judging by the grave goods, the burial belonged to a noblewoman.

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Inside of the bottle the fossilized remnants of the supposed incense were found.
[Studies of Ancient Russian Cultural Objects Using the Neutron Tomography Method https://www.mdpi.com/2313-433X/4/2/25/html]

https://tengrinews.kz/science/zagadochnuyu-mogilu-znatnoy-sarmatki-nashli-v-rossii-279178/

“Gold earrings with pendant chains were found next to the skull of a Sarmatian woman, and a bronze mirror lay at the left shoulder. The collar of the deceased’s clothing was decorated with stamped gold plates made of gold leaf in the form of a stylized ram’s head. The sleeves of the dress are embroidered with multi-colored beads in combination with gold triangular fluted and hemispherical plaques. On each hand is a gold bracelet. Various beads were cleared from the chest of the buried woman, among which the discovery of a gem with a one-line Phoenician or early Aramaic inscription should be especially highlighted.” https://www.kp.ru/daily/26418/3291932/