The main occupations and how they distinguished soldiers and priests in the Saka society.

The main occupation of the Saka peoples was agriculture. They were also engaged in cattle breeding on the open steppes of Asia. They, like other civilizations, had relationships built on tribal traditions. The chief of the tribe was the leader. He had assistants in the form of nobles and elders. They could be distinguished from the rest of the inhabitants of a state or tribe by their dress and influence. They had private property and broad powers under the ruler. Warriors defended Saka society and took part in devastating campaigns.