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I segreti del deserto: nei paesaggi antichi e nelle tradizioni vive dell'Uzbekistan

Antiche fortezze, monumenti sacri e steppe bonificate raccontano come ci si sia adattati a vivere nei deserti dell’Uzbekistan, dove l’acqua da sempre determina insediamenti e sopravvivenza.

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00:05Il più sul pustino è tenuto 90 km
00:08e se non c'è un pustino di pustino senza acqua
00:12e non c'è un pustino di anni, non c'è un po' di anni
00:13poi probabilmente c'è un po' di nero, anche il ne ha un pustino
00:17e tutto ciò è un po' di pustino di pustino
00:24Uzbekistan's deserts hold ancient sites, sacred monuments and communities shaped by scarce water.
00:31We begin in northwestern Karagal, Pakistan.
00:34At first glance, the desert may appear silent and homeless, but scattered across these landscapes are the remains of ancient
00:41cities, fortresses and ceremonial sites that tell the story of how civilizations once flourished here.
00:51Akçahankala dates to ancient horizon with fortified walls, ceremonial buildings and a palace temple complex.
01:31The excavations have also changed what researchers know about the artistic and religious life of ancient horizon.
01:39In the past 30 years in the study of this memorial, it was revealed that the central village was found.
01:47The one who is behind the back of the upper village is 44 hectares.
01:52In the process of the excavations of the 30-year-old, it was revealed that the very strong крепed walls
01:59were built.
02:13From Akçahankala, we move across Karagal, Pakistan to a solitary structure rising above the desert.
02:20Chilpagadahma stands as a powerful reminder of St. Gilesia's ancient spiritual conditions.
02:26This funerary tower once served an important role in the rest of the rituals practiced across the region.
02:33More than 2,000 years old, the Tower of Silence still leaves questions unanswered.
03:00Our road turns east to Juzak's Mirzachul steppe, once known as a hungry steppe and cultivated through irrigation.
03:24Canals transformed the land, farms and villages expanded, and Okto grew around the well.
03:37The final stage takes us south to Surkhandariya.
03:41Surrounded by the best sense of the Katakum Desert, it's easy to see.
03:45This region is defined by its harsh landscape.
03:48But beyond these dunes lies another site of Surkhandariya,
03:51one shaped by centuries of culture, tradition and communities.
03:56Katakum is, скорее всего, a half-pustyna, unlike Karakum and Kozelkum.
04:00So we have more plantations in the desert, so we have more plantations in the desert.
04:05Although, in principle, 15 years ago, there was no plantations in the desert.
04:09And if there was no water, then the whole Tormes would have been Katakum.
04:14The Tormes seasonal Afghan winds carry sand toward the city and still affect daily life.
04:34Across Uzbekistan's arid landscapes, survival has always depended on adaptation.
04:40Ancient communities built cities and sacred sites.
04:43Later, settlers relied on wells and irrigation, and life today is still shaped by water, wind and vegetation.
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