The article explores the types of men’s and women’s headdresses andhighlights how the art of gold embroidery is reflected in their design. Particularattention is given to Muslim headwear, its long-standing use among localcommunities, and its significance within cultural and religious traditions.
| Mualliflar | Norova D. R. |
|---|---|
| Jurnal | Тарихий тадқиқотлар |
| Nashr sanasi | 2026-01-04 |
| Jild | 6 |
| Son | 12 |
| Betlar | 76-83 |
| Til | O‘zbek |
Zardo‘zlik, Buxoro amirligi, do‘ppi, salla, belbog‘, muzey, Gold embroidery, Bukhara Emirate, skullcap, turban, belt, museum, Золотошвейня, Бухарский эмират, тюбетейка, чалма, пояс, музей
This article analyzes the sоciо-ecоnоmic, sanitary-hygienic and оrganizatiоnalimpact оf the cоrоnavirus (CОVID-19) pandemic that оccurred in 2020–2022 оnthe activities оf catering establishments in Uzbekistan. The…
This article analyzes the results of new archaeological surveys conducted in theSanganak (Makrid) stream basin of the Kitab district. During the research, newmonuments of Sayyodtepa-1 and Sayyodtepa, dating back to late…
The article presents a comparative analysis of reforms in the Bukhara Emirateduring the reigns of two successive rulers – Emir Muzaffar (1860–1885) and EmirAbdulahad (1885–1910). Based on the analysis of Eastern…
This article presents some considerations on the historiography of riverwaterways and river crossings in the period of Amir Temur and the Temurids. Theriver crossings of the Temurid period and their impact on political…
This article presents a detailed analysis of the scientific significance of redslipped pottery in establishing the chronological age of the city of Kokand,drawing upon archaeological reports and existing scholarly…
This article is devoted to the policy of the Soviet authorities within theframework of research tasks in the field of agriculture in the Uzbek SSR. The studyanalyzes the activities of the Cotton Research Institute, in…
This study examines the landscape-economic system of newly identifiedarchaeological sites located in the foothill areas of the Sangzor Basin. Through GISand remote sensing analyses, the research reconstructs the…
During the Late Bronze–Early Iron Age, the Ferghana Valley emerged as oneof the most developed agricultural centers of Central Asia, with the Chust cultureserving as a core component of this transformation…
This article examines the key aspects of the activities of the deans of theFaculty of History at the National University of Uzbekistan, an institution with richexperience in the development of historical scholarship and…
This article examines the origin, technological characteristics, and historicaldevelopment of grey-clay ceramics through archaeological and physicochemicalanalyses. The study provides a comparative assessment of grey…