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Reconceptualizing Water Management in Khorezm, Uzbekistan
Natural Resources Forum, 2011Bernhard Tischbein +2 more
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Soviet Anthropology and Archeology, 1963
The study of ancient burial-grounds is of major significance to archeology and paleo-anthropology. The data thus obtained frequently help in the solution of important problems of economic and political history, as well as of many problems of ethnogenesis and the history of culture. The role of funerary customs in the study of the history of religion is
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The study of ancient burial-grounds is of major significance to archeology and paleo-anthropology. The data thus obtained frequently help in the solution of important problems of economic and political history, as well as of many problems of ethnogenesis and the history of culture. The role of funerary customs in the study of the history of religion is
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On the Literary Traditions of Navoi in the Works of Khorezm Poetesses
Proceedings of the 1st Pamir Transboundary Conference for Sustainable Societies, 2023This article accentuates the influence of Alisher Navoi's work on Khorezm poets, notably Ullibibi Otayeva, Gavhar Ibodullayeva, and Shaira Shams. Ibodullayeva's mukhammas in response to Navoi's ghazal, "Sen Mening," exhibits harmonisation of form and content, while Shams brings Navoi's complex thoughts in "Dost" to modern readers. Otayeva refines Navoi'
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On the Naming Motives of Khorezm Hydronymics
EPRA International Journal of Research & Development (IJRD)This article deals with the semantic classification of hydronyms, naming motives, important factors in their emergence. The main types of naming motives of Khorezm hydronymics are analyzed.
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Khorezm and the Khanate of Khiva
2019Abstract The Khanate of Khiva, one of the Uzbek khanates of Central Asia, refers to a political entity in the region of Khorezm from the early 16th century until 1920. The term itself, which was not used by locals who instead used the name vilayet Khwārazm (“country of Khwārazm”), dates from 18th-century Russian usage.
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EPRA International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (IJMR)This article explores the life and contributions of Muhammad Rahim Khan II, also known as Feruz (1844–1910), who ruled the Khiva Khanate for nearly 47 years. Feruz was an enlightened ruler, a patron of literature and the arts, and the founder of the translation school in Khiva.
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The art of jewelery-making in ancient khorezm
ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal, 2021AbstractThe article analyzes the centuries-old history of the development of the jewelry art of Khorezm. The evolution of his artistic style is considered in the context of the aesthetic and ideological principles of a particular historical period, in close connection with material and spiritual culture.
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Organizational Problems of Water Distribution in Khorezm, Uzbekistan
Water International, 2004The paper addresses problems of water resource management on the district and provincial level in the Khorezm province, Uzbekistan. The district water organizations are responsible for equitable water distribution to the agricultural users. These organizations do not have the necessary logistical capacities to manage the water resources nor to control ...
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2011
In this first detailed, grass-roots account of Uzbekistan's protracted decollectivisation, Tommaso Trevisani explores continuity and change in relations between rural communities, agricultural producers, and local state authorities in the cotton-growing region of Khorezm.
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In this first detailed, grass-roots account of Uzbekistan's protracted decollectivisation, Tommaso Trevisani explores continuity and change in relations between rural communities, agricultural producers, and local state authorities in the cotton-growing region of Khorezm.
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The Book of Dede Korkut and Khorezm epics.
General SectionThe Khorezm oasis is geographically located in a peripheral part of Uzbekistan and is close to the region belonging to the Oghuz branch of the Turkic peoples. For this reason, V. M. Zhirmunsky and H. T. Zarifov describe this region as a kind of bridge connecting Turkmenistan with Uzbekistan [1:493].
Venera Ataxanova, San’at Sariyev
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