Some Observations on Depictions of Early Turkic Costume (The Silk Road, 11, 2013) By Sergey Yatsenko

https://www.academia.edu/5909902/Some_Observations_on_Depictions_of_Early_Turkic_Costume_The_Silk_Road_11_2013_?email_work_card=title&li=0 The paper explores the representations of early Turkic costume as depicted in various historical artifacts, including petroglyphs, coins, and murals. It emphasizes the distinctions in costume elements between everyday nomadic representations and those of elites, highlighting the significance of headdresses and hats in Turkic culture. Through a detailed examination of artifacts from regions such as Mongolia and Kazakhstan, the research illustrates how costume reflects cultural identity, prestige, and social values among Turkic peoples.