This horse headdress, which is 2,300 years old and dates back to 350-250 BC, was uncovered in 1947 in the frozen tombs of Pazyryk, located in Siberia. Discovered alongside a horse that had been buried with its rider, the headdress benefited from the preservation conditions of the permafrost, showcasing the ceremonial artistry of the Pazyryk culture. In their society, horses were regarded as symbols of power and status.