НЕКОТОРЫЕ КОММЕНТАРИИ О ВЛИЯНИИ ОКС-ЦИВИЛИЗАЦИИ В АРАБСКОМ ЗАЛИВЕ
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Дилмун, Маган, морские моллюски, Арабский залив, Бахрейн, Месопотамия, Хараппа, Гонур, АфганистанАннотация
Известно, что цивилизация Оксов в бронзовом веке, с ее уникальной материальной культурой, взаимодействовала с рядом культурных стран: Индийской долиной, Ираном, Месопотамией, Эламом и другими регионами.В результате этих отношений формируются взаимодействия и взаимодействия. Археологи обращаются к археологическим и письменным источникам, чтобы пролить свет на историографию этого периода. Это исследование посвящено истории культурных отношений между цивилизацией Окси и странами Арабского залива в бронзовом веке. В статье освещаются культурные связи на основе анализа печатей и уникальных артефактов.
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