Gold vessels found in burials in the royal necropolis at Gonur-Depe are dated to the 23rd century BC.
Photo source https://fergana.agency/articles/113556/
- Nadezhda A. Dubova, Samurskiy Kirill, Treasures of ancient Margiana [Сокровища древней Маргианы] https://www.academia.edu
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