Ore base of metallurgy of steppe tribes of the Fergano-Tashkent region during a bronze epoch

Authors

  • Vladimir Ruzanov Agency of Cultural Heritage of the Republic of Uzbekistan Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52967/3007-6528.2023.1.120.129

Keywords:

deposits, himiko-metallurgical characteristics, alloys, ore sources, the centres

Abstract

In article the geochemistry of deposits of copper and polymetals (with tin) Chatkalo-Kuraminsky mountainmetallurgical area - the main ore base of metallurgical manufacture of cultures of steppe bronze in the Fergano- Tashkent region is described. By the results received at comparison of a chemical compound of products with ores of deposits, attempt of the decision of some question is made: concrete ore sources and areas of manufacture of metal; time of opening of mines; chronology of operation of ore objects (early stage XVII-XIII/XII centuries BC and late stage XII-IX centuries BC); a role of local and foreign sources of metal in development of ancient metallurgy of steppe bronze in the considered territory.

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2023-05-05

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Archaeology of antiquity

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Ore base of metallurgy of steppe tribes of the Fergano-Tashkent region during a bronze epoch. (2023). Margulan Readings, 1, 120-129. https://doi.org/10.52967/3007-6528.2023.1.120.129

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