The History of the Development of Socio-Economic and Ethnic Cultural Relations in the Khorezm Oasis on the Eve of the Iron Age
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https://doi.org/10.51699/mjssh.v3i3.54Keywords:
Esen 2, Esen 3, Karakuduq and Churuk sites, Kara Tanger, Burli-3 site, Yonboshkala, Okchadarya basin, Tulminchik regions, Suvyorgan, Tozabogyop and Andranova culturesAbstract
An important hub for socio-economic and ethnocultural growth has always been the Khorezm oasis. The blending of sedentary and nomadic lives is highlighted in this study, which explores the evolution of the area throughout the late Bronze Age. The specific factors underlying socio-economic transformations and cultural integrations are still not fully understood, despite a great deal of research. Using a multidisciplinary method, this study combines theoretical modeling, historical data analysis, and archaeological investigation. Extensive excavations at strategic locations yielded the primary data, which revealed sophisticated agricultural techniques, settlement structure, and cross-cultural interactions. The findings shed important light on the importance of cultural resilience and environmental adaptability, as well as on historical urbanization processes. To find out how these changes have affected later historical eras in the long run, more investigation is required.
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