Itkul culture (Russian: Иткульская культура, romanized: Itkulʹskaja kulʹtura, 7th-5th century BCE) was one of the Early Saka cultures, based in the Ural's eastern foothills. Itkul culture was part of an East to West movement of Asiatic Saka tribes towards the Ural regions during the Iron Age (c.1000 BCE and later).
Other Saka groups, such as the Tasmola culture (circa 600 BCE), were also involved in similar movements and settled in the southern Urals. The Itkul culture had a heavy focus on metalworking.
Itkul culture (Russian: Иткульская культура, romanized: Itkulʹskaja kulʹtura, 7th-5th century BCE) was one of the Early Saka cultures, based in the Ural's eastern foothills. Itkul culture was part of an East to West movement of Asiatic Saka tribes towards the Ural regions during the Iron Age (c.1000 BCE and later).
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