In Fergana, archaeologists have discovered structures more than two thousand years old.
In the Fergana region, at the ancient site of Kubbo, archaeologists have discovered the remains of structures dating from the 3rd century BC to the 10th century AD. The excavations were conducted by a joint expedition of scientists from Fergana State University and the Luoyang Institute of Archaeology of China. According to the university, the research is being carried out as part of the Fergana-Shanxi Center for Archaeological Research project, established under the Fergana […]
In Fergana, archaeologists have discovered structures dating back over two thousand years.
At the site of the ancient settlement of Kubbo in the Fergana Region, archaeologists have discovered the remains of structures dating from the 3rd century BC to the 10th century AD.
The excavations were conducted by a joint expedition of scientists from Fergana State University and the Luoyang Institute of Archaeology of China.
The university noted that the research is being conducted as part of the Fergana-Shanxi Archaeological Research Center project, established at Fergana State University.
According to experts, the discovered architectural remains are of great scientific significance. They provide unique material evidence of the cultural exchange between East and West during the Silk Road and will help advance the study of the region's history.