History of Location of Turkmans Living in Zarafshan Valley

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Anvar Umarov
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Information about the location and ethnic history of the Turkmen population in the Zarafshan region can be found in scientific works published by several experts. However, fel scientific articles fully reflect this historical process. This article covers the history of Turkmen ethnic groups living in Uzbekistan, the settlement history, and the geographical location of the Zarafshan basin.

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Anvar Umarov. 2026. \u201cHistory of Location of Turkmans Living in Zarafshan Valley\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology GJHSS-D Volume 23 (GJHSS Volume 23 Issue D3): .

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Turkmen history, living patterns, and tribal origins in Uzbekistan described.
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GJHSS Volume 23 Issue D3
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Information about the location and ethnic history of the Turkmen population in the Zarafshan region can be found in scientific works published by several experts. However, fel scientific articles fully reflect this historical process. This article covers the history of Turkmen ethnic groups living in Uzbekistan, the settlement history, and the geographical location of the Zarafshan basin.

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