Mil.avv.VI-IV asrlarda Markaziy Osiyoda madaniy hayot.

A comprehensive analysis of Central Asia's cultural life from the 6th to 4th centuries BCE reveals significant cultural synthesis processes that shaped the region's identity and its role in global civilization. The study, leveraging archaeological excavations (including sites like Afrosiyob, Qiziltepa, and Takhti Sangin), ancient texts (such as Doro I’s Bisotun inscriptions, Herodotus’ 'Histories,' and Avestan texts), and modern research (by scholars like P. Briant, V. Sarianidi, B. Marshak, and archaeologists from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan), examines distinct regions like Sogdiana, Bactria, Khorezm, and Margiana. It highlights the interconnected cultural developments that positioned Central Asia as a pivotal bridge between Eastern and Western civilizations during this transformative period.

Nasriddinov Dilovar, & Almuradov Iskandar. (2026). Mil.avv.VI-IV asrlarda Markaziy Osiyoda madaniy hayot. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.20140649