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What 20 Animal Teeth Reveal About Medieval Herding Along Uzbekistan’s Silk Road - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Image: Kafir Kala, viewed from the south against the Karatyube Mountains; courtesy of the Uzbek-Italian Archaeological Project. Most histories of the Silk Roads follow merchants and precious cargo, while the daily work of herders rarely enters the record. At Kafir Kala, a fortified settlement about 7.5 miles southeast of ancient Samarkand in present-day Uzbekistan, researchers examined 20 excavated molars for chemical traces of what livestock ate and where they fed. The analysis suggests that se
President Japarov Pursues U.S. Partnerships in Utah and New York - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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President Sadyr Japarov and Ladd Howell in Utah; Kyrgyz Presidential Press Service. Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov attended the opening of the United Nations General Assembly’s general debate in New York on Tuesday. His program in the city began with business meetings on Monday, following an earlier stop in Utah. Japarov was welcomed at UN headquarters by Secretary-General António Guterres and was scheduled to address delegates on the opening day. On Monday, Japarov met executives from Wabtec, a
A Little Bit of America at the World Nomad Games - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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The “Universe of Nomads” ethno-town at the 6th World Nomad Games contains roughly 500 yurts spread across the mountain pasture at Kyrchyn, beneath the forested slopes of the Kungey Ala-Too Mountains. Among them, visitors may be surprised to come across the Stars and Stripes flying beside the Kyrgyz flag at the entrance to one particular yurt. Nearby, a cardboard cowboy with a hole where the face should be invites them to poke their heads through for a photograph. Inside, a Kyrgyz host in a cowbo
Western Tourism Interest Grows Around World Nomad Games - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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More than 3,000 athletes from 104 countries gathered in Bishkek on August 31 as the World Nomad Games returned to Kyrgyzstan, a sharp increase from the 583 competitors from 19 countries who attended the inaugural event at Issyk-Kul 12 years ago. Tour operators are also seeing more Western travelers, many using the Games as the centerpiece of a longer journey through Central Asia. Around 30,000 people attended the opening ceremony before the sporting and cultural programs moved to Issyk-Kul. Ahea
Inside a Universe of Culture at the World Nomad Games - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Of all the sites at the 6th World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan, the “Universe of Nomads” ethno-town is arguably the most interesting. Its setting is Kyrchyn jailoo, a large summer pasture in Semenov Gorge, where the forested slopes of the Kungey Ala-Too Mountains rise around it. The location feels far removed from the largely sports-specific venues in Cholpon-Ata, including the Kok Boru Arena, the Hippodrome, and the Gazprom Sports and Recreation Complex. Getting there takes around an hour from Cho
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