GLAZING AND UNGLAZED POTTERY IN AFRASIYAB: A STUDY OF 7TH-12TH CENTURY TRANSOXANIAN CERAMICS



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Hamdamova Shoira
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Abstract

This research investigates the development of both glazed and unglazed pottery in Afrasiyab, one of the key cities in Transoxiana, from the 7th to the 12th centuries. The study analyzes the technological innovations, design motifs, and functional purposes of ceramics, exploring how local artisans adapted and evolved their craft in response to cultural, economic, and political influences. Using archaeological evidence and historical records, this research sheds light on the significance of pottery in the daily and ceremonial life of Afrasiyab, emphasizing its role in regional trade networks and cultural interactions. The findings offer a deeper understanding of how pottery reflected both the artistic heritage and the economic conditions of the time.

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13. Appendices
14. № The figure Type colour technique glaze vessel
15. monochrome Earthenware carved unglazed jug
16. Monochrome Earthenware moulded Unglazed jug
17. Monochrome Earthenware monocoloured Unglazed pitcher
18. Monochrome blue monocoloured Transperent glazed pitcher
19. Monochrome Earthenware carved Unglazed pitcher
20. Monochrome green monocoloured Transperent glazed jug
21. Monochrome green carved Transperent glazed Boot-shaped vessel
22. Monochrome green scratched Transperent glazed vessel
23. Monochrome green insiced unglazed lamp
24. Monochrome earthenware carved Unglazed Pitcher
25. Monochrome Earthenware insiced Unglazed pitcher
26. Monochrome earthenware Moulded Unglazed jug

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Research Focus International Scientific Journal 3 (9)

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07.00.00 - History sciences

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