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Annotatsiya
The Boston monument, associated with burial practices, has been studied in Northern Bactria. Geographically, the Boston monument is located in the area of the right bank of the Boston soy. These monuments provide information about the different chronological stages of the Sopolli culture. The cemetery part of the ancient city has been identified. The Boston-VI monument served as a cemetery for the inhabitants of Jarquton.[1] A. Askarov, N. Avenesova and Armen Kasparov conducted research at the monument. Recent studies on burial practices have revealed that the region’s inhabitants buried their dead in accordance with Indian Vedic traditions. As a result of the development of animal husbandry, horse breeding emerged within it.
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