Under the eastern outer edge of Burial-mound 1 in the Filippovka-1 cemetery near the edge of the mound a grave-pit was discovered which was untouched by looters. The grave goods in this female burial numbered approximately 1200 objects used for various purposes: they included objects from the Achaemenid range, which bear witness to the influences exerted by Achaemenid culture on the material and spiritual culture of the local nomads. This article is a publication of those objects (jewellery items, utensils, vessels made of silver, glass and stone) and their attribution, which makes it possible with varying degrees of probability to date them and to determine the centre of production from which they came.

在丘陵边缘附近的Filippovka-1公墓的埋葬土墩1的东部外边缘下方，发现了一个墓地，该墓地未被掠夺者触碰。这个女性墓葬中的墓葬物品大约有1200种，用于各种目的：其中包括阿契美尼德家族的物品，这些都是阿契美尼德文化对当地游牧民族的物质和精神文化产生的影响的见证。本文是这些物品（珠宝首饰，器皿，用银，玻璃和石头制成的器皿）及其归因的出版物，这使人们有可能以不同的可能性对它们进行过时并确定它们产生的生产中心。