Ancient Walls Discovered at Kubbo Archaeological Site
Archaeologists in Uzbekistan uncovered ancient walls dating from the 3rd century BC to the 10th century AD at the Kubbo archaeological site in the Ferghana Region.
Ancient Walls Unearthed at Kubbo Archaeological Site
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) – The press service of the Ferghana regional administration has announced that archaeologists have unearthed wall remnants at the ancient Kubbo archaeological site, with dates ranging from the 3rd century BC to the 10th century AD.
Researchers from Ferghana State University, in collaboration with China's Luoyang Institute of Archaeology, conducted the excavations.
Ferghana State University stated that this research is part of a joint project at the Ferghana-Shanxi Center for Archaeological Research, which was established at the university.
The university noted that these archaeological remains cover an extensive historical period, specifically from the 3rd century BC to the 10th century AD.
According to Ferghana State University, this discovery provides unique physical evidence of the cultural exchange that occurred between the East and West throughout the history of the Great Silk Road.