- Bayterek Uluslararası Akademik Araştırmalar Dergisi
- Vol: 1 Issue: 1
- JEWELRYC TRADITION IS A SOURCE OF STUDY OF BUKHARA HISTORY
JEWELRYC TRADITION IS A SOURCE OF STUDY OF BUKHARA HISTORY
Authors : Alisher Ochilov
Pages : 105-116
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Publication Date : 2018-06-30
Article Type : Research
Abstract :The unique information collected on the basis of studying archaeological, source and historiographical data is a generalization on such issues as craftsmanship of Bukhara oasis, description of craftsmanship handicraft production, trade relations, etc and comparative-analytical studies were carried out and the following conclusions were reached : To seeing of men and women’s iconic decoration is neolit, eneolit, brontha, Iron and they midday clear to things like. The ceramics schools of Bukhara sides defenition religious dogmas.The general direction of the evolution of the Bukhara jewelry sytle has been examined. There is a difference between the elements of Bukhara Soya ornaments in other regions. This analysis allows to observe the role of cultural relations, trade relations and their role in the formation of their ornamental complex. The interference of nomadic elements, which indicates a close relationship between the nomadic population, has also been identified, and the role of religious beliefs in the formation of Bukhara jewelry school has been identified. An archeological study conducted in the Bukhara region for many years, has led to the study of the field-specific sources, ethnographic and geological surveys of craftsmanship. During the ancient year, investigation of Bukhara region clearly to variety profession. In Early, 19-20 century being the valuable things of Bukhara region. Same the ancient years jewellery things to related of religious imagine. Some traditions and ceremonies dating back to the ancient times have allowed them to identify a series of religious inseparably linked to jewelry items.Today, Bukhara jewellery engineering to be develop in modern workshop to high created and special valuable handicraft things.Keywords : Bukhara, archiological investigations, adornment things, jewelleryscholls