Articles
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Vol. 1 No. 07 (2021): Volume01 Issue07
| DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37547/social-fsshj-01-07-06
CERAMIC VESSELS TYPICAL OF THE OXUS CIVILIZATION FOUND IN THE INDUS VALLEY
Guljahon Sh. Shaydullayeva , PhD, National University of Uzbekistan, TashkentAbstract
We know that one of the most characteristic features of the ceramics of the Sapalli, Dashtli, Namazgah cultures is that the pottery is made in a beautiful form, using a ceramic wheel. Such types of vessels are vases, cups, conical pottery [1]. These types of pottery are among the most characteristic forms of Bactrian and Margiana Bronze Age pottery [2].
Keywords
Mehi Monument, Mergar, Sibri
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