Bronze Age World

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Type: archaeological monograph
Publication: Academy of Sciences of the USSR
Peer reviewed: Yes

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entity Ferghana Valley
Evidence confidence: high
informs · contextualizes · Chapters on settlements, economy and regional setting
Foundational regional synthesis for Ferghana archaeology.
entity Kairakkum assemblage
Evidence confidence: low
informs · contextualizes · Regional comparison and Andronovo-related material discussion
Provides the foundational comparative framework.
relationship Dalverzin settlement, Ferghana — associated with — Chust culture
Evidence confidence: low
informs · contextualizes · Ferghana settlement sequence
Provides the regional association.
date assertion Ferghana Valley — date assertion
Evidence confidence: high
informs · contextualizes · Chapters on settlements, economy and regional setting
Foundational regional synthesis for Ferghana archaeology.
date assertion Kairakkum assemblage — date assertion
Evidence confidence: low
informs · contextualizes · Regional comparison and Andronovo-related material discussion
Provides the foundational comparative framework.
geography assertion Ferghana Valley — geography assertion
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · contextualizes · Settlement distribution and regional geography
Supports the non-geometric spatial description.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust, settlements, economy and chronology chapters
Provides the foundational evidence.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust, settlements, economy and chronology chapters
Provides the foundational evidence.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust, settlements, economy and chronology chapters
Provides the foundational evidence.
event Large settlement occupation at Dalverzin in Ferghana
Evidence confidence: low
informs · provides archaeological observation · Settlement inventory and regional sequence
Provides foundational context.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: low
informs · provides archaeological observation · Settlement inventory and regional sequence
Provides foundational context.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: low
informs · provides archaeological observation · Settlement inventory and regional sequence
Provides foundational context.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: low
informs · provides archaeological observation · Settlement inventory and regional sequence
Provides foundational context.
date assertion Chust culture — date assertion
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust, settlement, economy and chronology chapters
Provides the foundational definition.
date assertion Large settlement occupation at Dalverzin in Ferghana — date assertion
Evidence confidence: low
informs · provides archaeological observation · Settlement inventory and regional sequence
Provides foundational context.
entity Chust culture
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust, settlement, economy and chronology chapters
Provides the foundational definition.
date assertion Chust / Bibiona settlement — date assertion
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust settlement, economy and chronology chapters
Provides the foundational site publication.
entity Chust / Bibiona settlement
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust settlement, economy and chronology chapters
Provides the foundational site publication.
entity Dalverzin settlement, Ferghana
Evidence confidence: low
informs · provides archaeological observation · Settlement chapters and regional site inventory
Provides foundational Ferghana context.
event Chust settlement and farming systems develop across Ferghana
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust, settlements, economy and chronology chapters
Provides the foundational evidence.
relationship Chust / Bibiona settlement — type site for — Chust culture
Evidence confidence: high
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust settlement and culture definition
Provides the type-site role.
date assertion Dalverzin settlement, Ferghana — date assertion
Evidence confidence: low
informs · provides archaeological observation · Settlement chapters and regional site inventory
Provides foundational Ferghana context.
date assertion Chust settlement and farming systems develop across Ferghana — date assertion
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · Chust, settlements, economy and chronology chapters
Provides the foundational evidence.
relationship Chust culture — distributed within — Ferghana Valley
Evidence confidence: high
informs · supports distribution · Settlement inventory and maps
Provides the regional distribution.
claim Dalverzin in Ferghana must be distinguished from Dalverzin Tepe in Bactria.
Evidence confidence: high
supports · provides archaeological observation · Ferghana settlement inventory
Anchors the Ferghana site context.
claim Culture-historical publications often translate pottery and burial distributions into peoples and migrations more directly than current evidence permits.
Evidence confidence: high
supports · provides historiography · Culture definition and regional comparison
Provides foundational culture-historical practice.
claim The formation of Chust culture remains compatible with local development, interaction and some mobility; no single migration model is established.
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · provides historiography · Regional comparisons and origin discussion
Provides the foundational culture-historical framework.
claim Chust culture has competing start, stage and end dates across regional chronological systems.
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · provides historiography · Dating chapter
Provides the foundational scheme.
claim Russian, Soviet, local and international site-name variants must be preserved as aliases rather than treated as separate sites.
Evidence confidence: high
supports · provides historiography · Russian transliteration tradition
Provides a foundational regional naming system.
claim Soviet and post-Soviet cultural phases cannot be converted to absolute BCE ranges by one universal table.
Evidence confidence: high
supports · provides historiography · Ferghana and Chust periodization
Provides a second scheme.