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Fig.4.Petroglyphimagesoffeatheredheaddresses:a)DetailofascenefromBardakul,East
Turkestan(afterSamashev1998:Fig.3);b)FiguresfromSaimaluu-Tash,Kyrgyzstan
(afterMartynovetal.1992:Figs50,51,52,59);c)FiguresfromTamgaly,Kazakhstan
(afterRozwadowski2003:Fig.81andRogozhinskii2011:Fig.152)
wornbyfiguresfromTamgaly,Kazakhstan(Fig.4c).TheTamgalypetroglyphs,
however,arefromthelaterBronzeAgeastheyaredatedthroughtheirassocia-
tionwithlocalAndronovocemeteries,circa14th-12thcenturiesBCE(Rogozhin-
skii2004:51-55;2011:90).
SiberianandMongolianshamanshavebeenethnographicallydocumented
towearfeatheredheaddressesandmanycanbefoundondisplayinmuseums
aroundtheworld.Onebeautifulexamplewascrownedbyeaglefeathersand
wornbyaTofalarfemaleshamanin1908(Pentikäinenetal.1998:146).Her
headdressandcostumewascollectedfromtheIrkutskregionofBuryatia,but
