Archaeologists in Siberia have discovered the untouched 3,000-year-old grave of a person thought to be a charioteer — indicating for the first time that horse-drawn chariots were used in the region.

A Belt for Life: This Charioteer was Buried Still Wearing It. The charioteer's remain was found to have a unique metal that attaches to the belt, and according to Live Science, this is a way to ...

3,000-Year-Old "Charioteer" Skeleton With Special Belt Discovered In Siberia The burial ground is thought to belong to the Lugav culture from the late Bronze Age. Eleanor Higgs.