The art of the region of Central-Asia is known for those who are interested in the ethnography and archaeology of the ancient Central-Asia. Its ancient history was very much investigated in the last century by the Russian archaeologists. They excavated ancient ruin-towns at Chorezm, Sogdiana, Bactria. If we view the map we can extend the local sense of Central-Asia with regions neighboring the district: in eastern direction with Eastern-Turkestan, and with the mountains north of it: the Altai-Mountains. In the direction of South those Central-Asian regions can be found where Aurél Stein took expeditions and excavations in the recent Afganistan and Iran, where once the White Huns, the Heptalites had empire and earlier the Kushanian Indoscythians also organized the district. In the neighbor of Iran toward Western direction we find the Caspian-sea and the Caucasus-Mountains and finally we close the circle with the Southern-Uralian and Western-Siberian landscapes. These Southern-Siberian lands provided the beautiful golden belt buckles and other goldsmithworks of the Hun-Scythians to his famous Hermitage for Peter the Great of Russia.