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'''Bukhara (Uzbekistan)''' | '''Bukhara (Uzbekistan)''' - one of the 18 real-world dig sites in [[Archeological Expedition]]. | ||
A jewel of the Silk Road, Bukhara was a center of Islamic learning, trade, and architecture for over a thousand years. Its madrasas and minarets still stand. | A jewel of the Silk Road, Bukhara was a center of Islamic learning, trade, and architecture for over a thousand years. Its madrasas and minarets still stand. | ||
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== Native artifacts == | == Native artifacts == | ||
* [[Silk Textiles]] | * [[File:04_16_MedievalSilkTextiles.png|24px|link=Silk Textiles|alt=Silk Textiles]] [[Silk Textiles]] | ||
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Bukhara (Uzbekistan) - one of the 18 real-world dig sites in Archeological Expedition.
A jewel of the Silk Road, Bukhara was a center of Islamic learning, trade, and architecture for over a thousand years. Its madrasas and minarets still stand.
Read more about Bukhara on Wikipedia
