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Lower part of sculpture picture of a man and a woman Lower part of sculpture picture of a man and a woman with Bactrian superscription on the pedestal

Ayrtam, Lower part of sculpture picture of a man and a woman with Bactrian superscription on the pedestal Inscription (Bactrian), Sculpture
Date: CE_0100c-CE_0200c
Category: Greater Iran
Institution: Tashkent, National Museum of Uzbekistan
Place of discovery: Bactria
Collection: Livius

Ayrtam, Lower part of sculpture picture of a man and a woman with Bactrian superscription on the pedestal Inscription (Bactrian), Sculpture
Date: CE_0100c-CE_0200c
Category: Greater Iran
Institution: Tashkent, National Museum of Uzbekistan
Place of discovery: Bactria
Collection: Livius

Vicus of canabae

Locatie:

Afghanistan, Ḩaīratān
geo:37.241119,67.440742
Locatie precies

Period or year:

-2xx / 4xx~

Classificatie:

Vicus of canabae
Niet zichtbaar

Identifiers:

vici:place=56000

Annotaties

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Archaeological excavations at Ayrtam, one of the most important monasteries, which at the time stood on the shores of the Amudarya, some 18 km East of modern Termez, was the first site leading to the study of Buddhism in Central Asia.

STRIDE, S. (2004), La Géographie archéologique de la province du Surkhan Darya (Bactriane du Nord, Ouzbekistan du Sud). Unpublished dissertation at the Université panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris), 5 vols. ( https://sirisacademic.academia.edu/SebastianStride?swp=tc-au-44230952 )

Archaeological excavations at Ayrtam, one of the most important monasteries, which at the time stood on the shores of the Amudarya, some 18 km East of modern Termez, was the first site leading to the study of Buddhism in Central Asia.

STRIDE, S. (2004), La Géographie archéologique de la province du Surkhan Darya (Bactriane du Nord, Ouzbekistan du Sud). Unpublished dissertation at the Université panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris), 5 vols. ( https://sirisacademic.academia.edu/SebastianStride?swp=tc-au-44230952 )

Relevante musea

Tashkent, National Museum of Uzbek History

Historical museum

In de buurt

Maslakhat Tepe (Uz-SD-348) (6 km)

Kushan and early Medieval (?) settlement (0,25 ha). Compact square site, center of a possible larger urban area. Studied by Annaev.

Kalta Kuchki (Uz-SD-323) (6 km)

Early Medieval and pre-Mongol rectangular building. Western part destroyed. Studied by Pidaev.

Tort Og'iz Gulbaz (Uz-SD-322) (7 km)

Medieval Islamic square mausoleum (0,01 ha), partially ruined. Studied by Nil'sen and Arshavskaja & Rtveladze.