Since 2013, the Tokharistan archeological expedition of the Tashkent Institute
of Fine Art ofthe... more Since 2013, the Tokharistan archeological expedition of the Tashkent Institute
of Fine Art ofthe Uzbek Academy of Sciences, headed by E. V. Rtveladze
(Professor and Doctor of Historical Sciences), and the Bactrian Detachment
of the Central Asian archaeological expedition of the Institute of Archeology of
the Russian Academy of Sciences, led by N. D. Dvurechenskaya (PhD), have
been carrying out joint excavations on this mountain fortress. The excavations
have revealed a wealth of artefacts from the Early Hellenistic period. Apart
from pottery vessels, weapons, household items and objects of art, the
fortress of Uzundara also yielded unique numismatic material. In all, as many
as 141 antique coins, including 114 Hellenistic ones, were discovered during
seven seasons of excavation, from 2013 to 2017. The uniqueness of the coin
assemblage from Uzundara lies precisely in the excellent preservation, the
vast count and variety of coins found. On this account, to give publicity to this
particular numismatic collectionis one of the purposes for which this catalogue
has been started
We are developing a fiber type two-dimentional (2-D) position-sensitive detector having a spatial... more We are developing a fiber type two-dimentional (2-D) position-sensitive detector having a spatial resolution less than 0.5 mm in order to use it in the time-of-flight (TOF) measurements. The detector performance was examined, and some experiments on the TOF radiography were performed using this detector. The results indicated that the detector could be applied successfully to the TOF measurement and that the TOF radiography was very useful since it gave more informative data than those obtained by the conventional radiography using a broad energy band.
In the paper three coins from the Hellenistic fortress Uzundara located on
the northern border of... more In the paper three coins from the Hellenistic fortress Uzundara located on the northern border of Bactria are published. The coins are surface finds collected during the excavation season of 2013-2014.
Since 2013, the Tokharistan archeological expedition of the Tashkent Institute
of Fine Art ofthe... more Since 2013, the Tokharistan archeological expedition of the Tashkent Institute
of Fine Art ofthe Uzbek Academy of Sciences, headed by E. V. Rtveladze
(Professor and Doctor of Historical Sciences), and the Bactrian Detachment
of the Central Asian archaeological expedition of the Institute of Archeology of
the Russian Academy of Sciences, led by N. D. Dvurechenskaya (PhD), have
been carrying out joint excavations on this mountain fortress. The excavations
have revealed a wealth of artefacts from the Early Hellenistic period. Apart
from pottery vessels, weapons, household items and objects of art, the
fortress of Uzundara also yielded unique numismatic material. In all, as many
as 141 antique coins, including 114 Hellenistic ones, were discovered during
seven seasons of excavation, from 2013 to 2017. The uniqueness of the coin
assemblage from Uzundara lies precisely in the excellent preservation, the
vast count and variety of coins found. On this account, to give publicity to this
particular numismatic collectionis one of the purposes for which this catalogue
has been started
We are developing a fiber type two-dimentional (2-D) position-sensitive detector having a spatial... more We are developing a fiber type two-dimentional (2-D) position-sensitive detector having a spatial resolution less than 0.5 mm in order to use it in the time-of-flight (TOF) measurements. The detector performance was examined, and some experiments on the TOF radiography were performed using this detector. The results indicated that the detector could be applied successfully to the TOF measurement and that the TOF radiography was very useful since it gave more informative data than those obtained by the conventional radiography using a broad energy band.
In the paper three coins from the Hellenistic fortress Uzundara located on
the northern border of... more In the paper three coins from the Hellenistic fortress Uzundara located on the northern border of Bactria are published. The coins are surface finds collected during the excavation season of 2013-2014.
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of Fine Art ofthe Uzbek Academy of Sciences, headed by E. V. Rtveladze
(Professor and Doctor of Historical Sciences), and the Bactrian Detachment
of the Central Asian archaeological expedition of the Institute of Archeology of
the Russian Academy of Sciences, led by N. D. Dvurechenskaya (PhD), have
been carrying out joint excavations on this mountain fortress. The excavations
have revealed a wealth of artefacts from the Early Hellenistic period. Apart
from pottery vessels, weapons, household items and objects of art, the
fortress of Uzundara also yielded unique numismatic material. In all, as many
as 141 antique coins, including 114 Hellenistic ones, were discovered during
seven seasons of excavation, from 2013 to 2017. The uniqueness of the coin
assemblage from Uzundara lies precisely in the excellent preservation, the
vast count and variety of coins found. On this account, to give publicity to this
particular numismatic collectionis one of the purposes for which this catalogue
has been started
the northern border of Bactria are published. The coins are surface finds collected during the excavation season of 2013-2014.
of Fine Art ofthe Uzbek Academy of Sciences, headed by E. V. Rtveladze
(Professor and Doctor of Historical Sciences), and the Bactrian Detachment
of the Central Asian archaeological expedition of the Institute of Archeology of
the Russian Academy of Sciences, led by N. D. Dvurechenskaya (PhD), have
been carrying out joint excavations on this mountain fortress. The excavations
have revealed a wealth of artefacts from the Early Hellenistic period. Apart
from pottery vessels, weapons, household items and objects of art, the
fortress of Uzundara also yielded unique numismatic material. In all, as many
as 141 antique coins, including 114 Hellenistic ones, were discovered during
seven seasons of excavation, from 2013 to 2017. The uniqueness of the coin
assemblage from Uzundara lies precisely in the excellent preservation, the
vast count and variety of coins found. On this account, to give publicity to this
particular numismatic collectionis one of the purposes for which this catalogue
has been started
the northern border of Bactria are published. The coins are surface finds collected during the excavation season of 2013-2014.