HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE FORMATION OF HISTORICAL KNOWLEDGE IN CENTRAL ASIA
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Key words: Central Asia, Neolithic, invention of writing, cuneiform, peroglyphs, stone inscriptions and chronicles, archaeological and paleogeographic perspective.Abstract
Abstract: In the history of mankind, the stone age included the longest period,
during which progress was developed step by step, that is, in an evolutionary way. Only
by the New Stone Age, drastic changes occur in human society. This process was
observed in Mesopotamia and Egypt from the 7 th millennium BC, in India, Iran and the
south of Central Asia from the 6 th millennium BC. For millions of years, people lived
only using the gifts of nature, that is, eating fruits and vegetables grown in nature and
meat products obtained as a result of hunting in their daily life. This article provides
information about the history of the emergence and formation of historical knowledge
in Central Asia.
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