Development Of The Methodology Of Archaeological Research And The Formation Of The School Of Archaeology In The Territory Of Samarkand Sogd In The First Half Of The Xx Century
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The author of the article claims that in the first half of the twentieth century, archaeological research and scientific research was carried out in Central Asia, including the archaeological study of Samarkand Sogd. The article presents material on the directions of development of archaeological science in Uzbekistan and Samarkand Sogd on the example of the work of prominent scientists and specialists who carried out archaeological excavations in the first half of the 20th century. The origins of the formation of the methodology of archaeological research at the stages of the formation and development of archaeology are also disclosed. The author notes the major archaeological expeditions and their achievements in the period under study. However, in addition to merits and achievements in scientific theoretical and practical research, errors, lack of personnel, experience and methodology for conducting archaeological excavations and research are shown.
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