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Historical processes, which took part in Central Asia at III-I millennium BC were being reflected into the changing of art traditions. Besides the items of decorative and applied arts, there are numerous objects of monumental art in that region – stone statues, menhirs, stag’s stones and petroglyphs. Each period is characterized with the special selection of images and the style: for example at Bronze age there were oxen and faces-masks, than chariots and battle scenes at the pre-Scythian time, stags, riders, scenes of hunt – at Scythian period. All the images are executed in a certain manner. This changing reflects the shift of ethnoses and development of their outlook.
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