Shimoliy Baqtriya va Zarafshon Mintaqalarida Dehqonchilik va Chorvachilik Madaniyati Sohiblari Etnomadaniy Aloqalarining O‘zbek Xalqi Etnogenezi Shakllanishidagi O'rni


World Heritage Site: Proto-urban Site of Sarazm

Publication Year: 2024

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE465E26C62E

Summary

A new study reveals the significant role of ethnocultural interactions between agricultural and pastoral communities in shaping the ethno-genesis of the Uzbek people. Focusing on the Proto-urban Site of Sarazm, the research highlights how the migration and settlement patterns of nomadic herders from northeastern regions and their integration with sedentary populations influenced cultural dynamics in Northern Bactria and the Zarafshan Valley. The study provides insights into the historical processes of agricultural expansion and pastoralist movements, emphasizing their lasting impact on the formation of Uzbek ethnic identity. By analyzing archaeological evidence from sites like Sarazm and Sopollitepa, the research offers a nuanced understanding of how these interactions contributed to the cultural and societal development in Central Asia.

Citation

Sattorov, N. (2024). РОЛЬ ЭТНОКУЛЬТУРНЫХ СВЯЗЕЙ НОСИТЕЛЕЙ ЗЕМЛЕДЕЛЬЧЕСКОЙ И СКОТОВОДЧЕСКОЙ КУЛЬТУРЫ В СЕВЕРНОЙ БАКТРИИ И ЗАРАФШАНЕ В ФОРМИРОВАНИИ ЭТНОГЕНЕЗА УЗБЕКСКОГО НАРОДА. Ижтимоий-Гуманитар Фанларнинг Долзарб Муаммолари / Актуальные Проблемы Социально-Гуманитарных Наук / Actual Problems of Humanities and Social Sciences., 3(12/1). https://doi.org/10.47390/sp1342v3i12.1y2023n22

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