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Content available Archaeological excavations at Lungi Tepa, south Uzbekistan. Report for Season 2021
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Damašek L. , Daniel P. , Kertés S. , Shaydullaev S.
Studia Hercynia
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2023
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tom 27
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nr 2
145-175
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This report summarises the preliminary results of the second season of excavations at the site of Lungi Tepa in the Kugitang Piedmonts, south Uzbekistan. The research was conducted by a Czech -Uzbek team in autumn 2021. The results suggest that the site was settled in the post -Kushan period, the Early and High Medieval period with traces of settlement from the Late Medieval period. Later it was used as a burial ground for the local population. Traces of metal production were found at the site.
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Content available Archaeological Survey of the Oases of Zarabag, Karabag and Kampyrtepa in the Piedmont of the Kugitang Mountains, South Uzbekistan – Preliminary Report for the Season 2016
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Augustinová A. , Stančo L. , Damašek L. , Mrva M. , Shaydullaev S.
Studia Hercynia
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2017
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tom 21
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nr 1
104-148
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This preliminary report summarizes the results of the archaeological research in the oases in the Kugitang Piedmont after the second season (summer 2016). The field survey in the Zarabag Oasis, which was the subject of our interest in the first season, was accomplished and the research continued in the oases where the villages of Karabag and Kampyrtepa are situated. The prospection led to the detection of new archaeological sites in both of them. Moreover, the examination of the sites previously known from earlier works was conducted. Besides this we focused on the the mapping of the water sources. The collected data have been processed in GIS and the finds were analysed and dated. Preliminarily, we observe basically a similar dynamic in the settlement patterns of all the researched oases.
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Content available Archaeological Survey in the eastern Kugitang Piedmonts (South Uzbekistan), Preliminary Report for Seasons 2016 and 2017
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Stančo L. , Augustinová A. , Havlík J. , Cejnarová P. , Shaydullaev S. , Shaydullaev A.
Studia Hercynia
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2017
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tom 21
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nr 2
121-138
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This brief report presents a preliminary overview of the results and data gained during the extensive archaeological surface survey conducted in the eastern foothills of the Kugitang Mountains, especially in the northern Pashkhurt basin in the late summer of 2016 and 2017.
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Content available Archaeological Survey in the Oases of Maydon and Goz in the Piedmont of the Kugitang Mountains (South Uzbekistan) – Preliminary report for season 2017
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Augustinová A. , Damašek L. , Khamidov O. , Stančo L. , Kolmačka T. , Shaydullaev S.
Studia Hercynia
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2017
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tom 21
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nr 2
139-159
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At the turn of August and September 2017, the third season of the research in the oases of the Kugitang Piedmonts, South Uzbekistan, resumed the field survey of the three oases that had been researched in previous seasons (2015: Zarabag; 2016: Zarabag, Karabag, Kampyrtepa). The 2017 survey was conducted in the areas of the modern villages of Maydon and Goz. The following report presents new archaeological data gained from these two oases and their hinterlands. The methods used during the survey were the same as in the previous seasons. The evidence of settlement shows similar patterns and dynamics that were recognized in the other oases in the previous seasons.
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Content available Archaeological excavations at Lungi Tepa, south Uzbekistan. Preliminary Report for Season 2019
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Damašek L. , Kinaston R. , Kramer R. , Šmolková M. , Pilař D. , Shaydullaev S. , Stančo L.
Studia Hercynia
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2020
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tom 24
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nr 1
159-178
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This report summarises the preliminary results of the first season of excavations at the site of Lungi Tepa in the Kugitang Piedmonts, south Uzbekistan. The research was conducted by an international (Czech New Zealand Uzbek) archaeological bioanthropological team in autumn 2019. The excavations focused on obtaining stratigraphic data from the Medieval settlement of Lungi Tepa and uncovering an adjacent burial ground in order to get well dated reference material for future in depth study of the High Medieval chronology of the studied region.
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Content available Iskandar Tepa. Preliminary report for archaeological excavation in season 2018 (south Uzbekistan)
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Stančo L. , Khamidov O. , Shaydullaev S. , Mrvová P. , Votroubeková T. , Bek T. , Kmošek M.
Studia Hercynia
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2020
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tom 24
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nr 1
145-158
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Following up on the previous extensive surface surveys in the valleys and steppe of the Kugitang Mountains Piedmont in 2016 and 2017, the Czech Uzbek archaeological expedition conducted small scale trial exca vations at the site of Iskandar Tepa, which had been identified as a small rural Greco Bactrian settlement. The main aim of the project was to confirm the dating and to reveal its possible function in the fortification system of the period in the Bactro Sogdian borderlands. This report offers basic information on the field work and its results in the 2018 season.
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Content available In the footsteps of Euthydemus. Preliminary report for archaeological survey in the Baysun District (South Uzbekistan), Season 2018
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Stančo L. , Shaydullaev S. , Khamidov O. , Augustinová A. , Damašek L. , Bek T. , Kmošek M.
Studia Hercynia
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2019
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tom 23
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nr 1
141-172
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The extensive archaeological surface survey conducted by the Czech -Uzbek team in the Baysun Mountains (south Uzbekistan) that started in spring 2017 continued a year later, in April and May 2018. Its aim was to detect archaeological sites of the Hellenistic period, as well as to verify the dating and interpretation of already known settlements in the given district and thus to extend and refine the archaeological map of Southern Uzbekistan. This report brings basic overview of the thus gained archaeological data.
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Content available Preliminary Report on the Excavations at Burgut Kurgan in 2015
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Stančo L. , Kysela J. , Havlík J. , Tlustá J. , Shaydullaev S. , Bendezu‑Sarmiento J. , Lhuillier J. , Shaydullaev A.
Studia Hercynia
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2016
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tom 20
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nr 2
86-111
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This text summarizes the preliminary results of the first season of archaeological excavations at the site of Burgut Kurgan in Pashkhurt Valley, south Uzbekistan, which were conducted by the Czech‑Uzbekistani‑French team in 2015. The site represents a unique walled settlement of the transitional period between the Late Bronze and Early Iron Age of southern Central Asia.
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Content available Preliminary Report for the Archaeological Survey in the Baysun District (South Uzbekistan), Season 2017
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Stančo L. , Augustinová A. , Havlík J. , Shaydullaev S. , Smělý T. , Shaydullaev A. , Khamidov O. , Novák V.
Studia Hercynia
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2018
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tom 22
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nr 1
134-157
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This report represents an overview of the archaeological data that were acquired by the extensive archae‑ ological surface survey conducted by the Czech‑Uzbek team in the Baysun Mountains, south Uzbekistan, especially on the ridges of Sarymas, Susiztag and Alamli, as well as in the adjacent valleys, in spring 2017. The work focused predominantly on the detecting of ancient roads, fortifications and places of refuge.
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Content available The Iron Gate and its environs in the Hellenistic period. Preliminary report for archaeological research in the Baysun District (South Uzbekistan), Season 2019
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Stančo L. , Kysela J. , Shaydullaev S. , Tomáš B. , Kmošek M. , Toshaliyev K. , Mrvová P. , Votroubeková T. V. , Matznerová J.
Studia Hercynia
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2022
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tom 26
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nr 2
91-114
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is report summarizes the starting points, methods and results of the archaeological research of the Czech-Uzbek team investigating the Hellenistic selements in the vicinity of Darband, in the upper reaches of the Sherabad Darya, in the Baysun District of southern Uzbekistan in season 2019. A significant amount of archaeological material has been obtained using a systematic surface metal detector survey and targeted excavations of a limited scope. We were able to confirm that some of these sites, such as Daganajam Tepa and perhaps also Mirzali, were inhabited only in the Hellenistic period, while in the case of the others, a selement in the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC was only one of their occupation phases (Kapchigay Tepa, Darband wall).
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Content available A systematic archaeological survey in the environs of Khaytabad Tepa (Southern Uzbekistan). Preliminary report on the 2021 pilot season
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Havlík J. , Bobik J. , Dědková V. , Dontová K. , Krčál J. , Matznerová J. , Paralovo E. , Taasob R. , Toshaliyev K. , Ždimera J. , Shaydullaev S.
Studia Hercynia
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2022
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tom 26
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nr 2
115-140
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Tepa sites have oÁen been the focus of archaeological investigations in the lowland areas of Soviet and post- -Soviet Central Asia. is bias frequently led to paying only a lile aention to the surrounding landscape and its potential for the study of historical selement and land use. Moreover, in these environs archaeologists face particularly unfavourable conditions in the landscape, which has been radically transformed by decades of mechanised agriculture and selement growth. e newly launched project of the Czech-Uzbekistani Archaeological Mission aims to answer the challenges of research in the heavily exploited lowlands of southern Uzbekistan and explore the surroundings, supposedly an economic territory, of Khaytabad Tepa, a walled selement occupied between the Achaemenid period and the Middle Ages. For the investigation of various parts of a culturally and physically diverse landscape (village areas, fields, tepa mounds), a flexible methodology was developed, building on an intensive surface survey as the dominant research component to analyse the Khaytabad Tepa surroundings. Given the initial stage of the research, this report focuses on the background, objectives, and methodology of the project and evaluates the 2021 pilot season. e amount and chronological range of collected material point to the great potential of the adopted approach as well as the research area itself. e identified artefact scaers indicate a substantially more complex selement development than has been acknowledged so far: e collected poery assemblages largely correspond to the occupation timespan of the central walled selement. e widespread distribution of Iron Age and Middle Ages material suggests an extensive exploitation of the area in these particular periods.
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