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Samarkand, view on riverAfrosiab Hill, Sogdian potteryAfrosiab Hill, Fortress wallAfrosiab Hill, HelmetAfrosiab Hill, FoundationsAfrosiab Hill, Hellenistic pottery (krater)Afrosiab Hill, Model of fortress made in 300-200 B.C.Afrosiab Hill, Tiles of the city wallAfrosiab Hill, Sogdian potteryAfrosiab Hill, Glazed ceramicsAfrosiab Hill, Cup from Kushan empireAfrosiab Hill, HelmetAfrosiab Hill, FoundationsAfrosiab Hill, Tomb with bonesAfrosiab Hill, CupAfrosiab Hill, Sogdian potteryAfrosiab Hill, Loom weightAfrosiab Hill, Remains of relief with king and queen from Kushan empireAfrosiab Hill, Glazed tilesAfrosiab Hill, FoundationsAfrosiab Hill, Ossuary with Christian symbolsAfrosiab Hill, Deformed skullsAfrosiab Hill, Sogdian weaponsAfrosiab Hill, Uncooked brick with marks from the fortress wallAfrosiab Hill, Pot from Kushan empireAfrosiab Hill, Glazed tilesAfrosiab Hill, FoundationsAfrosiab Hill, OssuaryAfrosiab Hill, Deformed skullsAfrosiab Hill, Several deities

Locatie:

  • Oezbekistan, Koshbakaly
  • geo:39.669781,66.991859
  • Locatie precies

Classificatie:

  • Gebouw (overig)
  • Zichtbaar

Identifiers:

  • vici:place=22779

Annotaties

Afrosiab, Sogdian palace. Here, the famous frescoes of the ambassadors were found.


Relevante musea

Samarkand, Archaeological Museum of Afrosiab

Collection of Sogdian, Hellenistic, and Kushan art


In de buurt

Samarkand, Archaeological Museum of Afrosiab

Collection of Sogdian, Hellenistic, and Kushan art

Maracanda

Capital of Sogdia, important node in the Silk Road

"Tomb of Daniel"

Pre-Islamic sanctuary


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