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The Petroglyphs of Yandaklıdere
Rock Art have been studied by scientists in various research institutions for many years, and studies on this subject, as well as the publishing of papers, have occurred in Türkiye in recent years.
Mustafa Beyazıt +1 more
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« Pre-Muslim Coins of Chach », Silk Road Art and Archaeology, 5, (1997-8), pp. 307-328 [PDF]
Dans cet article assez confus, l’A. propose la première étude détaillée consacrée aux monnaies du Chach (la région de Tachkent). Il conteste tout d’abord pour les monnaies les plus anciennes les résultats auxquels Zejmal était parvenu dans une étude plus
La Vaissière, Étienne de
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Az írások mint sajátos mintarendszerek evolúciója = The evolution of scripts as specific pattern systems [PDF]
Az írás fogalmának általánosítása a mintarendszer, amely szimbólumokból, szintaxisból és elrendezési szabályokból áll. Egy írás szintaktikai szabályaival készült betűsornak a szimbólumszekvencia, egy íráshordozón lévő, feliratként értelmezhető jelek ...
Hosszú, Gábor László
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Qobustanda məzar daşları və karvansaralar üzərində qeydə alınmış işarə və damğalar haqqında
Part of Gobustan’s collection of Medieval rock carvings includes various shapes of tamgas and signs. In Gobustan, tamga-type signs are obtained not only on the rocks, but also on tombstones in Boyukdash mountain cemetery, Garaatli cemetery on Kichikdash ...
Şirinli, Sevinc
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The planigraphy’ analysis of big Ust’-Al’ma necropolis for the 1st — mid. 3rd cc. devoted to the distribution of tamga-signs, the golden costume applications and the offensive weapons in its various parts and for two periods.
Sergey A. Yatsenko
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The article presents the results of field research in South-Eastern Kazakhstan in 2022–2023. The authors introduce into scientific discourse information about seven locations of rock carvings with tamgas.
Yarygin Sergey A. +2 more
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TAMGAS ON THE PLATES OF TAGAR KURGAN FENCES UNDER TEPSEY MOUNTAIN
Tepsey archaeological complex provides different information about the people who lived inMinusinskBasin. The paper analyzes the tamga-petroglyphs on the rocks of Tagar mounds (kurgans) under Tepsey mountain.
O. S. Sovetova, O. O. Shishkina
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This paper presents preliminary results of investigation of a rock art site revealed by the authors during an expedition to Cappadocia in 2017. In this article, we provide general information about the revealed rock art site, a selective description of ...
Danil Shevchenko +3 more
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"ENCYCLOPEDIA" OF TAMGAS ON BOLSHOY ULAZ MOUNTAIN (Minusinsk basin)
The paper analyzes the tamga images on themountainofBolshoy Ulaz, which is part of a larger complex of rock art in the northMinusinskBasin. Among tamgas on the mountain Bolshoy Ulaz special attention is paid to the so-called clusters of tamgas, providing
A. N. Mukhareva
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Historical significance of tribal Tamgas and its relation to the runic script
This article studies the traditions of the Tamga and comprehensively examines its nature and significance for the peoples of Central Asia. The research presents interpretation of specific arguments and research reviews regarding the scope of Tamga use.
Shnanov, U.R. +3 more
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