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Story summary
- Archaeologists uncovered Semiyarka, an ancient Bronze Age city in the Kazakh Steppe of Kazakhstan, dating to over 3,500 years ago and spanning about 350 acres with a metalworking industry.
- The city, named "City of Seven Ravines," sits overlooking the Irtysh River and likely served as a crucial trading hub.
- Findings show bronze production and a structured layout, underscoring the site's role in regional settlement patterns and social organization.
