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| Nashriyot | Археология институти |
|---|---|
| Shahar | Samarqand |
| ISSN | 2022-2026 |
| Tashkil etilgan | 2010 |
| Nashr davriyligi | Yiliga 2 marta (kamida har 6 oyda bir marta) |
| Maqolalar soni | 76 |
| OAK holati | Ro‘yxatda |
The article analyzes the jewelry art that developed in the early Middle Ages in the territory of Central Sogdia, especially on the basis of the findings recorded as a result of archaeological research carried out at the…
The work is devoted to the study of mineral colours of ancient wall paintings from the remains of a medieval bathhouse found on the territory of the mahalla ‘Imom Vose’ in Samarkand (Uzbekistan). Eight different sam…
The article presents an analysis of materials of the monetary and weight systems of Sogdia and Chach. For both regions, the weight values of the shekel and karshi were calculated; these units functioned as units of…
Ossuaries are found throughout nearly all regions of Central Asia. As a key element of pre-Islamic funerary practice, they represent an important source for understanding the religious beliefs of the early medieval…
The article presents the results of the latest archaeological observations carried out at Shashtepa in 2021-2022, in connection with excavation work for the conservation project of the main Shashtepa site - a cult and…
This study examines archaeological artifacts recovered during excavations at the Balandtepa and Munchoqtepa sites—remains of the ancient city of Bob (Pop) in the Pop district of Namangan region—using X-ray fluorescence…
This article addresses one of the long-standing and still unresolved issues in the numismatics of Central Asia — the study of the so-called «Bukharhudat-type» coins. After outlining the main approaches to interpreting…
This article is dedicated to the study of rural development in Central Sogdiana during the 9th to 13th centuries, focusing on the geographic location, economic systems, social structures, and cultural life of its…
This article presents an in-depth analysis of the Karakhanid Empire’s political and economic strategy in the Fergana Valley (10th–12th centuries) and the formation of its administrative centers based on archaeological…
This article provides a unique perspective on the role of diplomacy in establishing and maintaining trade relations between China, Central Asia, India, the Middle East, and Europe in the early Middle Ages. The article…
The ancient period of the region covered the stages of formation, development, decline and cessation of the existence of the Ancient Fergana State (Davan). The article shows the processes of urbanization of the region…
This article is devoted to the historical reconstruction of the socio-economic and spiritual life of Celteminar communities based on settlements and burial materials. It examines a range of archaeological sites…
This article presents information about the geographical location and natural features of Mingbuloqsoy. It also outlines the results of scientific research conducted with the help of modern tools and technologies…
The article examines the scientific study of certain ceramic vessels discovered in the Pop district of the Fergana Valley and their historical and cultural significance. Particular attention is given to the typology of…
This article presents a scientific analysis of the emergence and gradual development of urban planning culture in the Samarkand oasis based on archaeological materials. In particular, excavations at major sites such as…
The article presents the first comprehensive analysis of V. Vyatkin’s collection, transferred to the Samarkand Museum in 1933 and currently preserved in the archaeological fund of the Samarkand State Museum-Reserve…
This article examines the historical topography of Ishtikhan, located in the western part of the Samarkand oasis, and provides an analytical overview of the cities and settlements that once formed part of its…
This article examines the spread of dental caries and its paleopathological significance based on human skeletal remains found at the Songak and Tashbulak archaeological sites in Uzbekistan. Dental diseases, especially…
Coins depicting rulers discovered in the Tashkent oasis, known in the pre-Islamic period as Chach, confirm that they were minted under the Western Türkic Qaghanate. In particular, these coins bear Sogdian inscriptions…
The article is devoted to the study of the semantics of horse representations, which are among the most frequently encountered images in rock art. The paper systematizes scholarly views on the domestication of the…
In the 1970s, the Sopolli culture of the Bronze Age (ca. 2200–1300 BCE), which developed in the Northern Bactria region, was studied scientifically based on historical and archaeological sources. The population of the…
The article presents the results of archaeological investigations carried out by the Southern Aral Sea Complex Archaeological Expedition at the site of Katta Qirq-qiz Qal’a, located in the right-bank Khorezm region…
The article is dedicated to the techno-typological study of Stone Age finds discovered in recent years in the northern part of the Nurata Mountain Range, on the southern slopes, in the areas of the villages of Pangat…
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Currently, modern instrumental methods of elemental analysis are being used, along with the introduction of portable X-ray spectrometers into archaeological research. The most important indicator for the study of…
The article examines the cultural significance of the Bodhi tree (Ficus religiosa) and the term «Bodhi»in Buddhism, linking them with the concept of enlightenment and spiritual development based onthe legend of Prince…
The article presents the results of archaeological works conducted at an area to the east of Big Kyrkkyz-kala settlement. Big Kyrk-kyz-kala settlement is located in Ellikkala district of the Republic ofKarakalpakstan…
The article analyzes bronze mirrors found in the medieval monuments of Khorezm. The chronologicalboundary of the theme is determined by the 6th–14th centuries. The origin of bronze mirrors in themedieval monuments of…
Two years ago, the Japanese collector Shinji Hirano published a new type of silver coin, found alongwith another similar specimen in the Samarkand region. We managed to obtain a photograph of thelatter. The portrait on…
This article presents the results of a comparative analysis of burial ground designs from the Bronzeand Early Iron Ages, based on archaeological research at the Khanabad-1 site. It attempts to revealdistinctive features…
The article presents a treasure of bronze objects discovered in the village of Dilkushod in theKhodjabod district of the Andijan region. The treasure consists of 11 well-preserved items: a battleaxe, a cheekpiece with a…
The article examines earth-cultivating tools (celt-spades) and a mechanical drill found in SouthKyrgyzstan. The objects date back to the the second half, possibly even to the end of the 3rd – 1stcenturies of the 2nd…
Akсhakhankala settlement is located in the Beruni district of the Republic of Karakalpakstan. Duringthe years of archaeological research, a large amount of ceramic material has been collected, datingback to the 3rd…
The initial archaeological and exploration studies on the territory of the Ayakagytma depression werecarried out by an archaeological expedition led by A.V.Vinogradov in the 1960s, when several locationsof stone tools…
Archaeological excavations in Namangan region in recent years have revealed many archeologicalsites. Among them, a large number of hums were observed in various areas, including residential areas.The article describes…
With reference to the topic, raised by G. A. Koshelenko in his review on the book "Kurganzol– the fortress of Alexander in the south of Uzbekistan" by L. M. Sverchkova (VDI, 2015. № 2), basedon other publications of the…
This article, based on the materials of Kaliyatepa, discusses the types of glazed dishes, technical andtypological features, domestic functions of the late medieval material culture, little studied in thearcheology of…
The field conservation process, chemical and technological study, restoration and mounting of paintingsof the Karakhanid epoch (12th–13th centuries) on a stationary basis has been described. The paintingwas found in the…
By comparing historical and contemporary satellite images, estimates of the deterioration rate of fivemonumental buildings of the Right-Bank Khorezm were obtained and the approximate dates of theircollapse were…
Abstract: The Greater Yuezhi migration to Northern Bactria has been studied since the 1980s. Duringthat time, a significant number of historical and archaeological sources were published, discussingthe questions of…
This article is dedicated to the first dakhmas found in the Sherabad district of the Surkhandarya region,and finds from them. Dakhma is a religious site associated with Zoroastrianism and a place wherecorpses are placed…
In the paleometallic era, the metallurgy of the Central Asian Interfluve was based on the ore bases ofUzbekistan and Tajikistan. The traces of smelting of copper, tin and polymetals, semi-finished products,foundries…
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The paper presents the result of the field survey carried out in the Karatepa foothill during the 2019 and2021 campaigns by the Uzbek-Italian Archaeological Project “Samarkand and Its Territory”. The…
Due to the climate and landscape of the Sokh Basin, people began to explore this area since the Stone Age.In the course of research in this area, many monuments from the Paleolithic to the late Middle Ages havebeen…
This article is about advanced medieval glazed dishes found at the site of Naubagtepa. It was a period ofunique development in the production of glazed pottery in Samarkand Sogd in the early 9th-13th…