The book examines the funerary monuments of nomads of Western Kazakhstan and nearby territories of the X-XIV centuries. The funerary equipment and elements of the rite characteristic of this circle of monuments are considered in detail. The monuments of the Oguzes and Pechenegs are divided, and three chronological groups of Kypchak tribes are distinguished. The method of correlation of these archaeological and written sources determines the ethnocultural affiliation of the monuments, the general and local features of the nomad culture of the region are distinguished.