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The exposition entitled “The Culture of the Ancient Chach” has opened at the International Caravan-Serai of Culture of Uzbekistan Academy of Arts. The exhibition presents finds from the antiquity discovered in the memorial complexes of Konka and Korshovultepa in Tashkent Region.
In the reforms carried out under the leadership of President Islam Karimov to boost the spiritual values among youths, priority significance is attached to the careful preservation of the historical-cultural heritage of our people and to the extensive propaganda of its essence and importance.
Systemic efforts are undertaken at the International Caravan-Serai of Culture to organize archeological expeditions to shrines, ancient towns and settlements, memorial complexes. Likewise, the study of this heritage, the restoration of ancient discoveries and their vigilant preservation is also placed a great emphasis on.
The attention of the exhibition participants was drawn to the archeological discoveries found during expeditions to memorial complexes of Korshovultepa in Chinaz District and Konka in Akkurgan District of Tashkent Region. The ornaments, coins, household items and pottery not only enrich the history of the ancient Chach, but also suggest that representatives of various ethnic groups have lived on this land in peace and harmony from ancient times.
Also, a panel discussion was organized within the exhibition, which enabled its participants to address the significance of scientific expeditions arranged by the International Caravan-Serai of Culture as well as research works undertaken in memorial complexes.
