The paper dwells on the objects of Parthian origin (silver-gilt phalerae and gold- and silverware, glazed pottery) dated to the 2nd-early 1st centuries BC and found in the nomadic burials of Asian Sarmatia. It is noteworthy that a considerable part of them originate from the later, 1st century AD burials. Also remarkable are signs of deliberate damage on phalerae and one of the silver bowls, which probably testify to the fact that these artefacts were acquired by the nomads as booty. The author suggests that these objects appeared in the graves as results of contacts of the nomads and Parthia in the second half of the 2nd century BC known from the written sources.

纸上摆放着公元前2世纪初至1世纪初发现于亚细亚的游牧墓葬中的Parthian起源的物件（银gil金器和金银器，釉面陶器）。值得注意的是，其中很大一部分来自公元1世纪后期的墓葬。同样引人注目的是，有人为故意咬伤了噬菌体和一个银碗，这可能证明了这些文物是游牧民族以赃物的形式获得的。作者认为，这些物件出现在坟墓中，是公元前2世纪下半叶游牧民族与Parthia接触的结果（从书面资料得知）。