AN ANTHROPOMORPHIC HORN FIGURINE FROM THE NORTHERN FOOTHILLS OF THE KUZNETSKY ALATAU, SOUTHERN SIBERIA1

The article introduces an unusual anthropomorphic horn figurine, found out of context in the foothills of the Kuznetsky Alatau and owned by the Tisul local museum, Kemerovo Region. The iconographic and stylistic analysis of the figurine suggests an Okunev attribution (early 2nd millennium BC). Given the archaeological situation in the Kuznetsky Alatau at that time, an Okunev migration is possible. Certain artistic devices have not hitherto been described in the prehistoric art of Siberia.