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Archaeological Survey of the Oases of Zarabag, Karabag and Kampyrtepa in the Piedmont of the Kugitang Mountains, South Uzbekistan – Preliminary Report for the Season 2016

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Augustinová A., Stančo L., Damašek L., Mrva M., Shaydullaev S.
Studia Hercynia
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2017
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vol. 21
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issue 1
104-148
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This preliminary report summarizes the results of the archaeological research in the oases in the Kugitang Piedmont after the second season (summer 2016). The field survey in the Zarabag Oasis, which was the subject of our interest in the first season, was accomplished and the research continued in the oases where the villages of Karabag and Kampyrtepa are situated. The prospection led to the detection of new archaeological sites in both of them. Moreover, the examination of the sites previously known from earlier works was conducted. Besides this we focused on the the mapping of the water sources. The collected data have been processed in GIS and the finds were analysed and dated. Preliminarily, we observe basically a similar dynamic in the settlement patterns of all the researched oases.
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Archaeological excavations at Lungi Tepa, south Uzbekistan. Report for Season 2021

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Damašek L., Daniel P., Kertés S., Shaydullaev S.
Studia Hercynia
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2023
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vol. 27
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issue 2
145-175
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This report summarises the preliminary results of the second season of excavations at the site of Lungi Tepa in the Kugitang Piedmonts, south Uzbekistan. The research was conducted by a Czech -Uzbek team in autumn 2021. The results suggest that the site was settled in the post -Kushan period, the Early and High Medieval period with traces of settlement from the Late Medieval period. Later it was used as a burial ground for the local population. Traces of metal production were found at the site.
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Archaeological excavations at Lungi Tepa, south Uzbekistan. Preliminary Report for Season 2019

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Damašek L., Kinaston R., Kramer R., Šmolková M., Pilař D., Shaydullaev S., Stančo L.
Studia Hercynia
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2020
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vol. 24
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issue 1
159-178
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This report summarises the preliminary results of the first season of excavations at the site of Lungi Tepa in the Kugitang Piedmonts, south Uzbekistan. The research was conducted by an international (Czech New Zealand Uzbek) archaeological bioanthropological team in autumn 2019. The excavations focused on obtaining stratigraphic data from the Medieval settlement of Lungi Tepa and uncovering an adjacent burial ground in order to get well dated reference material for future in depth study of the High Medieval chronology of the studied region.
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Wpływ dziedzictwa starożytnej Baktrii na rozwój gospodarczy i społeczny Tadżykistanu

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Duraj N.
Studia Orientalne
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2023
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issue 2(26)
120-135
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Основная цель статьи – представить влияние наследия древней Бактрии на экономическое и социальное развитие Таджикистана. В статье представлены сведения об истории древней Бактрии – страны, где были заложены ранние градостроительные традиции и основы государственности в Средней Азии. Бактрия включала центральную, южную и восточную части современного Таджикистана. В VI в. до н. э. Бактрия былa завоеванa персидским царем Киром и вошлa в его империю Ахеменидов. C IV в. до н. э. Бактрия стала именоваться Тохаристаном. Именно в этот момент начинает формироваться таджикская народность.
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The article’s main goal is to present the influence of ancient Bactria’s legacy on the economic and social development of Tajikistan. The paper provides information about the ancient Bactria’s history – the country where early urban planning traditions and statehood foundations were formed in Central Asia. Bactria included the central, southern, and eastern parts of Tajikistan. In the 6th Century B.C. Bactria was conquered by the Persian king Cyrus and became part of his Achaemenid empire. From the 4th Century B.C. Bactria became known as Tokharistan. It was the moment when the Tajik nationality began to form.
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