Typology of pottery culture artifacts

Xamidov, Odiljon, Kattayeva, Gulmira

O‘zbekiston arxeologiyasi (Археология Узбекистана) · 2025-yil

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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 Sopolli culture, in addition to agriculture and animal husbandry, was highly skilled in crafts. Among the crafts (pottery, carpentry, ironwork, etc.), jewelry making stood out with its unique types and forms.The bronze artifacts found at Sopolli culture sites, especially the ornaments, serve as an important material source for understanding the Bronze Age culture of Central Asia. They reflect the lifestyle, culture, art, and customs of the Bronze Age population.Besides the sites of Sopollitepa, Jarqoton, Mo‘lalitepa, Bostan VI, VII, and Tillabuloq, other types of ornaments (earrings, diadems, beads, necklaces, pendants, tumorous ornaments, rings, and bracelets) were also found. Typological analysis of these artifacts helps to study their nature more deeply and establish analogies.In this article, more than 140 ornaments intended for the head from Sopolli culture sites are classified into types, groups, and classes according to the shape of their head parts.

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MualliflarXamidov, Odiljon, Kattayeva, Gulmira
JurnalO‘zbekiston arxeologiyasi (Археология Узбекистана)
NashriyotАрхеология институти
ISSN2022-2026
Nashr sanasi2025-12-21
Jild2
Son31
Betlar37-62
TilIngliz
Ilmiy sohaTarix
DOI10.71414/2181-032x-2024-2-31-37-62
Indeksga qo‘shilgan2026-08-27

DOI: 10.71414/2181-032x-2024-2-31-37-62 · Maqolaning asl sahifasi

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КУЛЬТУРА СОПОЛЛИ, СОПОЛЛИТЕПА, ЖАРКОТОН, МОЛАЛИТЕПА, ТИЛЛАБУЛОК, БОСТОН VI–VII, ТИПОЛОГИЯ ИЗДЕЛИЙ, УКРАШЕНИЯ ДЛЯ ГОЛОВЫ, ЗООМОРФНЫЕ ФИГУРКИ, ИЗДЕЛИЯ С ЦВЕТОЧНОЙ ГОЛОВКОЙ, SOPOLLI CULTURE, SOPOLLITEPA, JARQOTON, MOLALITEPA, TILLABULOQ, BOSTAN VI–VII, TYPOLOGY OF ARTIFACTS, ORNAMENTS FOR THE HEAD, ZOOMORPHIC FIGURINES, FLOWER-HEADED ARTIFACTS, Sopolli madaniyati, Sopollitepa, Jarqo‘ton, Molalitepa, Tillabuloq, Bo‘ston VI–VII, to‘g‘nog‘ichlar tipologiyasi, bosh uchun mo‘ljallangan taqinchoqlar, zoomorf shakldagi haykalchalar, to‘pbarggul boshli to‘g‘nog‘ichlar

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APAXamidov, Odiljon, & Kattayeva, Gulmira (2025). TYPOLOGY OF POTTERY CULTURE ARTIFACTS. O‘zbekiston arxeologiyasi (Археология Узбекистана), 2(31), 37-62. https://doi.org/10.71414/2181-032x-2024-2-31-37-62
GOST (OAK)Xamidov, Odiljon, Kattayeva, Gulmira TYPOLOGY OF POTTERY CULTURE ARTIFACTS // O‘zbekiston arxeologiyasi (Археология Узбекистана). – 2025. – T. 2, № 31. – P. 37-62. – DOI: 10.71414/2181-032x-2024-2-31-37-62.
MLAXamidov, Odiljon, and Kattayeva, Gulmira. “TYPOLOGY OF POTTERY CULTURE ARTIFACTS.” O‘zbekiston arxeologiyasi (Археология Узбекистана), 2(31), 37-62, 2025. https://doi.org/10.71414/2181-032x-2024-2-31-37-62
ChicagoXamidov, Odiljon, and Kattayeva, Gulmira. “TYPOLOGY OF POTTERY CULTURE ARTIFACTS.” O‘zbekiston arxeologiyasi (Археология Узбекистана), 2(31), 37-62 (2025). https://doi.org/10.71414/2181-032x-2024-2-31-37-62
HarvardXamidov, Odiljon, and Kattayeva, Gulmira (2025) ‘TYPOLOGY OF POTTERY CULTURE ARTIFACTS’, O‘zbekiston arxeologiyasi (Археология Узбекистана), 2(31), 37-62. https://doi.org/10.71414/2181-032x-2024-2-31-37-62
BibTeX
@article{xamidovodiljon2025,
  title = {TYPOLOGY OF POTTERY CULTURE ARTIFACTS},
  author = {Xamidov, Odiljon and Kattayeva, Gulmira},
  journal = {O‘zbekiston arxeologiyasi (Археология Узбекистана)},
  year = {2025},
  volume = {2},
  number = {31},
  pages = {37-62},
  doi = {10.71414/2181-032x-2024-2-31-37-62},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.71414/2181-032x-2024-2-31-37-62}
}

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