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Рахно К.Ю. Легенда про походження запорожців та її східноіранські паралелі // Вісник Запорізького національного університету. Філологічні науки. – Запоріжжя, 2017. – № 2, 2016. – С. 179-185.
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      Mythology And FolkloreFolkloreIranian StudiesTurco-Iranian World
* Работа выполнена при поддержке гранта РФФИ № 19-09-00040А «Составление геоинформационной системы археологических памятников древнего и средневекового Хорезма по данным спутниковых снимков». This work was supported by the RFBR grant No.... more
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      UzbekistanCastles and FortificationsKhorezm
Статья посвящена анализу данных арабо-персидских исторических источников относительно «битвы на Тургайской равнине». Автор подробно разбирает не столько само сражение и его последствия, сколько то, как и в каком объеме тот или иной... more
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      Mongolian StudiesHistory of the Mongol EmpireKhorezmArabian and persian sources
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      HistoriographyIranian StudiesTurkish StudiesKhorezm
The monograph is devoted to the issues of interaction the state of Khorezmshakhs-Anushteginids and the tribes of East Desht-i Kipchak in the period of XI-beginning of XIII centuries. The monograph involves the first special study on this... more
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      Iranian StudiesCentral Asian StudiesCentral Eurasian StudiesTurkish Studies
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      History of AzerbaijanSouth CaucasusKhorezmJalal ad-Din Mankburni
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      History of the Mongol EmpireGenghis KhanKhorezm
The collective book of 7 scientists from four countries: “Yatsenko S.A. (coordinator), Smagulov E.A., Rogozhinskii A.E., Tabaldyev K.Sh., Baratov S.R., Ilyasov J.Ya., Babayarov G.B. TAMGAS OF PRE-ISLAMIC CENTRAL ASIA”. Samarkand: IICAS,... more
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      Iranian ArchaeologyIranian StudiesCentral Asian StudiesEurasian Nomads
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      History of the Mongol EmpireCentral AsiaTurco-Iranian WorldTurcology
Ancient Irrigation Systems in the Aral Sea Area is the English translation of Boris Vasilevich Andrianov's work, Drevnie orositelnye sistemy priaralya, concerning the study of ancient irrigation systems and the settlement pattern in the... more
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      Remote SensingEthnographyAerial ArchaeologyLandscape Archaeology
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      Central Asian StudiesHistory of IranCentral Asia (History)Turkey
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      History of the Mongol EmpireKhorezmKhorezmshahsJalal ad-Din Mankburni
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      GeorgiaSouth CaucasusKhorezmJalal ad-Din Mankburni
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      Kipchaks - CumansVolga BulgariaKhorezm
The Soviet imperial agenda in Central Asia was the wider background of Sergej Tolstov’s Khorezmian Expedition which worked in the Aral Sea region from 1937 until the dissolution of the Soviet Union. This region was deeply affected by... more
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      History of ArcheologyCentral Asian ArchaeologyColonial ArchaeologySoviet Central Asia
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      GeorgiaAzerbaijanOrchestration and ArrangingSouth Caucasus
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      History of the Mongol EmpireKhorezm
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      Central Asian StudiesIslamic StudiesIslamic HistoryUzbekistan
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      Central Asian StudiesIslamic StudiesCentral AsiaUzbekistan
In this paper the ancient Khorezmian complex Koy-Kryilgan-kala was studied from the point of view of arhaeoastronomy. Previously it was assumed that the main structure of the complex was oriented on an azimuth of 69 degrees, which is... more
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      Archaeoastronomy, Cultural AstronomyKhorezmKoy-Krylgan-kala
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      Hellenistic HistoryCentral Asian StudiesEurasian NomadsAlexander the Great
Сборник материалов заседания круглого стола (стенограмма) на тему «РАЗРАБОТКА НАУЧНО ОБОСНОВАННОЙ КОНЦЕПЦИИ
ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ СОВРЕМЕННОЙ ИСТОРИЧЕСКОЙ
НАУКИ КАЗАХСТАНА». Нурсултан, 2021. С. 129-137
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      Iranian StudiesMongolian and Central Asian StudiesKhorezm
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      InscriptionsKhwarezmianChorasmiaKhorezm
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      War StudiesHistory of the Mongol EmpireKhorezmArabian and persian sources
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      Travel WritingNear Eastern StudiesMiddle East HistoryInner Asian Studies
The present article is a next one in the series of publication on the numis-matics of medieval Khorezm (Khwarizm). Two previous articles were publi-cized in XXVIII and XXIX volumes of Epigraphic of Orient. 1. A hoard of cooper coins... more
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      Islamic coinsGolden HordeNumismatics of Juchi Ulus (Golden Horde)Khorezm
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      Turkish StudiesKhorezmGurids
In the liturgical literature of the Church of East (the so-called Nestorian), the Wardā collection, meant for the liturgical performance at night services on the festival days and Sundays of the whole liturgical year, holds a special... more
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      ReligionChristianityHistoryMusic
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      Indian studiesIranian StudiesKhorezm
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      Iranian StudiesKhorezmArabian and persian sources
Colour in the archaeological record is a critical yet often understudied category of inquiry. In this paper, we explore how the use of colour in monumental art can be used to analyse cultural markers of status. The primary focus of this... more
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      Mural paintingKhorezm
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      Sogdian ArchaeologyRussian Medieval ArchaeologySogdian coinsSogdian trade
Laying the foundations of music of Uzbek Turkic’s in by many musicologists as Al-Farabi, Avicenna, Safiyuddin Urmevi, Abd al-Qadir Maraghi from 8th century to the present day has become a system through various stages. Today, it is... more
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      ReligionMusicMusicologyLexicology
Recorrido crítico por la figura y la obra de Yambulo, autor griego (probablemente del s. III a.C.) de un relato utópico, del que conservamos un resumen al final del libro II de la Biblioteca histórica de Diodoro de Sicilia. En dicho... more
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      Utopian StudiesStoicismUtopian LiteratureAncient Greek Philosophy
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      HistoriographyIranian StudiesCentral AsiaKhorezm
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      History of the Mongol EmpireKhorezmArabian and persian sources
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      GeorgiaAzerbaijanSouth CaucasusKhorezm
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      Central Asia (History)Islam in ChinaIslamic StudiesIslam in Central Asia
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Среди арабо-персидских источников по истории государства Сельджукидов труд Наджм ад-Дина Абу-л-Резы ал-Кумми «Тарих ал-Вузара» является наименее известным для российских исследователей. При этом сам этот памятник, завершенный автором в... more
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      Seljuks (Islamic History)KhorezmPersian Historiography
In the late first millennium AD, there was an isolated cluster of urban sites, including Dzhankent, in the Syr-darya delta, on the interface of the steppe belt and the Central Asian civilizations. Fieldwork results show that in the ninth... more
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      History of KazakhstanArchaeology of the Silk RoadKhorezmArchaeology of Kazakhstan
Pectorals of the Iranian World in the 7th c. BCE — the 7th c. CE were very rare costume accessories, usually made of gold. Many of them had no décor (Figs. 3, 1; 5,1; 10, 2). They are almost not represented in the visual arts and are not... more
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      Iranian ArchaeologyIranian StudiesHistory of CostumeCentral Asian Studies
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      South CaucasusHistory of GeorgiaKhorezmJalal ad-Din Mankburni
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      MongolsKhorezm
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      Early Medieval ArchaeologyLate AntiquityCentral AsiaArchaeology of Central Asia
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      Iranian StudiesHistory of the Mongol EmpireKhorezm
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      GeorgiaAzerbaijanSouth CaucasusKhorezm
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      HistoriographySouth CaucasusKhorezmJalal ad-Din Mankburni
When the Jews first settled in Central Asia is uncertain, but circumstantial evidence clearly indicates that this happened at least two and a half thousand years ago. In the first millennium AD, the Jews lived only in cities no farther... more
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      Iranian StudiesHistory of TextilesCentral Asia (History)Silk Road Studies
The article is devoted to pottery artifacts produced mainly in Khorezm and other cities of the Central Asia and excavated from the Horden cites to the West of Volga. The authors analyze the assortment, amount and chronology of its... more
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      Pottery (Archaeology)Silk Road StudiesMedieval PotteryHistory of Golden Horde