ARCHAEOLOGIST G.A. PUGACHENKOVA’S ROLE IN THE STUDY OF THE CULTURE OF UZBEKISTAN
Abstract
Archaeologist G.A. Pugachenkova has played a pivotal role in unraveling the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan. Through her meticulous excavations, interdisciplinary methodologies, and collaborative research, Pugachenkova has shed light on the ancient civilizations that once thrived in this Central Asian region. Her discoveries of ancient settlements, burial sites, and the cultural impact of the Silk Road have provided invaluable insights into the social structures, funerary practices, and trade networks of Uzbekistan's past. Pugachenkova's innovative methodology, which integrates historical, anthropological, and linguistic perspectives, has expanded our understanding of the region's diverse cultural tapestry. Additionally, her advocacy for preservation and conservation efforts, as well as her commitment to public outreach and knowledge dissemination, have contributed to the protection and appreciation of Uzbekistan's rich cultural heritage. G.A. Pugachenkova's pioneering work has left a lasting impact, shaping the field of Central Asian archaeology and inspiring future generations of scholars.
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Archaeologist, G.A. Pugachenkova, UzbekistanHow to Cite
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