Sh Kubaev
Biographic Data
| ID | 1803222 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sh Kubaev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sh |
| FAMILY NAME | Kubaev |
| SIGNATURE | KUBAEV S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Academy of Sciences Republic of Uzbekistan |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9761-8613 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
From Steppe to Cities
Archaeological investigations, encompassing analyses of craft production including ceramics alongside written sources, are paramount for reconstructing the socio-economic and ethnic history of a region. The study of ceramic production processes provides valuable insights into the evolution of cultural practices over time. Ceramic artifacts, including their composition and decorative features, serve as crucial archaeological evidence reflecting et…
Traces of a Lost Book Culture
This article offers a refined perspective on the so-called "unusual rooms" identified at the archaeological sites of Kavat-Kala and Zamakhshar in Khwarezm. Incorporating findings from recent excavations, architectural analysis, comparative studies within the Islamic world, and references to medieval sources, the study posits that these spaces may have functioned as libraries or archival repositories. Earlier interpretations considered utilitarian…
Hairstyles of the Early Medieval Sogdiana (by the materials of carved wood from Kafirkala)
One of the unique archaeological finds is represented by a charred tree with carved images, found at the set-tlement of Kafirkala in the Samarkand Oblast. It consists of a panel itself and several parts. The panel of a rectan-gular shape (measuring 124×141 cm) is composed of two boards fastened together with iron brackets. On the front of the panel, a composition of 46 human figures arranged in four tiers is carved, whilst more than 20 other char…
Emergence and development of heating systems on the territory of Uzbekistan
Today, in the modern world, when the energy problem is exacerbated in many countries, efficient use of thermal energy in homes is becoming one of the pressing issues. As archaeological research shows, the problem did not arise today, and its solution made people pay attention to the construction of dwellings with deep observation since ancient times. This process is reflected in the layout of the dwellings, their doors, the air circulation system…
About some elements of the temples of Central Asia
Studies conducted at the Kyrkhujra archeological site located in the Namangan region, as well as at the Hantepe site in the Kashkadarya region of the Republic of Uzbekistan in recent years have provided new information about the construction culture of religious buildings in Central Asia. The study of these religious buildings has given new materials on the history of the construction of temples. In particular, studies have shown that a number of…
Image of Medicinal Plants on Ceramic Products of Central Asia
In the culture of the ancient world, the symbolism of plants was of particular importance. It is not for nothing that legends associated with plants have appeared in the myths of many peoples of the world. From the early Paleolithic era, in the economy of ancient people, a special place was given to collecting fruits and roots of plants. They also knew that plants were food for most wild animals, which provided the protein for the human body. In …
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About some elements of the temples of Central Asia
Studies conducted at the Kyrkhujra archeological site located in the Namangan region, as well as at the Hantepe site in the Kashkadarya region of the Republic of Uzbekistan in recent years have provided new information about the construction culture of religious buildings in Central Asia. The study of these religious buildings has given new materials on the history of the construction of temples. In particular, studies have shown that a number of…
Image of Medicinal Plants on Ceramic Products of Central Asia
In the culture of the ancient world, the symbolism of plants was of particular importance. It is not for nothing that legends associated with plants have appeared in the myths of many peoples of the world. From the early Paleolithic era, in the economy of ancient people, a special place was given to collecting fruits and roots of plants. They also knew that plants were food for most wild animals, which provided the protein for the human body. In …
Emergence and development of heating systems on the territory of Uzbekistan
Today, in the modern world, when the energy problem is exacerbated in many countries, efficient use of thermal energy in homes is becoming one of the pressing issues. As archaeological research shows, the problem did not arise today, and its solution made people pay attention to the construction of dwellings with deep observation since ancient times. This process is reflected in the layout of the dwellings, their doors, the air circulation system…
Hairstyles of the Early Medieval Sogdiana (by the materials of carved wood from Kafirkala)
One of the unique archaeological finds is represented by a charred tree with carved images, found at the set-tlement of Kafirkala in the Samarkand Oblast. It consists of a panel itself and several parts. The panel of a rectan-gular shape (measuring 124×141 cm) is composed of two boards fastened together with iron brackets. On the front of the panel, a composition of 46 human figures arranged in four tiers is carved, whilst more than 20 other char…
From Steppe to Cities
Archaeological investigations, encompassing analyses of craft production including ceramics alongside written sources, are paramount for reconstructing the socio-economic and ethnic history of a region. The study of ceramic production processes provides valuable insights into the evolution of cultural practices over time. Ceramic artifacts, including their composition and decorative features, serve as crucial archaeological evidence reflecting et…
Traces of a Lost Book Culture
This article offers a refined perspective on the so-called "unusual rooms" identified at the archaeological sites of Kavat-Kala and Zamakhshar in Khwarezm. Incorporating findings from recent excavations, architectural analysis, comparative studies within the Islamic world, and references to medieval sources, the study posits that these spaces may have functioned as libraries or archival repositories. Earlier interpretations considered utilitarian…
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