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Panel with arc Provenance, 11th–12th century AD Material, 180 x 310 cm Samarkand, Institute of archaeological research named after Gulyamov Registration number
Title (top) Provenance, 1st century BC Gold, dimensions Tashkent, Agency of valuable metals under central bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan КP-44 МАиЮИ Armour of a soldier (above) Shahrukhiya, Tashkent, 14th–15th century AD Metal, L 156 cm; I 26 cm; PR. 15 cm [?] Tashkent, State Museum of History of Uzbekistan 301/97;98
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Edvard Vasilievich Rtveladze
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Copyright © 2022 Scala Arts & Heri
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CONTENTS List of Illustrations ?? F
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| FOREWORD This book explor
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part i civilisations
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part i | civilisations civilisation
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part i | civilisations period, cove
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part i | civilisations decorated wi
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part i | civilisations tied to a pa
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part i | civilisations 1.2 HISTORIC
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part i | civilisations Architecture
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part i | civilisations established
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part i | civilisations The earliest
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part i | civilisations son Borak. A
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part i | civilisations 1.3 HISTORIC
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part i | civilisations they had acq
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part i | civilisations led to the c
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part i | civilisations and an outer
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part i | civilisations While the va
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part i | civilisations century and
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part i | civilisations The migratio
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part i | civilisations which then r
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part i | civilisations Asia was Dra
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part i | civilisations According to
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part i | civilisations - Kath - was
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part i | civilisations The Altai la
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part i | civilisations Based on his
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part ii | states PART II STATES par
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part ii | states continents. The mo
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part ii | states territory of Trans
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part ii | states Somewhat earlier,
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part ii | states connected to initi
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part ii | states ruled not only in
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part ii | states The Yuezhi state d
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part ii | states An analysis of ava
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part ii | states of the 1st millenn
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part ii | states meaning of this id
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part ii | states other titles. On a
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part ii | states hierarchically bel
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part ii | states Kanishka gave his
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part ii | states Outstanding amongs
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part ii | states rich and noble per
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part ii | states (35×20m) made of
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part ii | states Bactrian and Parth
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part ii | states In Bactria, monume
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part ii | states scene shows the go
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part ii | states In addition to mon
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part ii | states site. Studies have
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part ii | states inscription had a
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part ii | states Chinese coins. In
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part ii | states the initial form o
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part ii | states times (mid-6th cen
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part ii | states There is little co
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part ii | states The most important
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part ii | states commodity-money re
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part ii | states contains Soter Meg
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part ii | states silver and they ha
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part ii | states 2.6 INTERNATIONAL
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part ii | states Mermerus, a dynast
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part ii | states almost two hundred
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part ii | states Northern Bactria a
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part ii | states present-day Surkha
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part ii | states Han-Ferghana relat
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part ii | states According to these
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part ii | states kingdom, and Sassa
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part iii | cultural and spiritual d
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Page 274 and 275: BIBLOGRAPHY biblography Part 1: Civ
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Page 292: Western Wall of the Ambassadors pai
Page 296 and 297: Column with capital Oburdon, 9th ce
Page 298 and 299: Head of a bearded man Khalchayan, 1
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Page 305 and 306: Buddha with monks Termez, Surkhanda
Page 307 and 308: Fragment of a column Oburdon, 9th c
Page 309: Brusok Dalverzin Tepe, 1st century
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Page 315 and 316: Pin(s) ?, 1st-2nd century AD Bone,
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Page 320 and 321: Panel from the Termez Palace (top)
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