The Kudykino Culture is an archaeological culture that existed in the early Iron Age, primarily in the region of modern-day Russia. It is characterized by its unique burial practices, pottery styles, and metalwork, reflecting the lifestyle and beliefs of the people who lived there. The culture is named after the village of Kudykino, where significant archaeological findings were made. Artifacts from the Kudykino Culture include intricately designed ceramics and tools, which provide insights into the daily life and social structure of its inhabitants. The culture is believed to have been influenced by neighboring cultures, such as the Scythians, showcasing a blend of artistic and functional elements in their craftsmanship.