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'''Bukhara (Uzbekistan)''' — dig | '''Bukhara (Uzbekistan)''' — one of the eighteen real-world dig sites in [[Archaeological 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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== Eras present == | == Eras present == | ||
* [[Medieval]] | * [[Medieval]] | ||
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== Native artifacts == | == Native artifacts == | ||
Revision as of 07:07, 10 May 2026
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| Soil | Sandy Grassland |
| Grid | 7×7 |
| Storm type | Sand |
Bukhara (Uzbekistan) — one of the eighteen real-world dig sites in Archaeological 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