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Gonur Depe (Turkmen:
Goňur depe) is an
archaeological site,
dated from 2400 to 1600 BCE, and
located about 60 km
north of Mary (ancient Merv), Turkmenistan...
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Sarianidi regards Gonur as the "capital" of the
complex in
Margiana throughout the
Bronze Age. The
palace of
north Gonur measures 150
metres by 140...
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concerning the
contents of a
ceramic vessel found in the "white room" of the
Gonur Temenos, Merv Oasis, Turkmenistan". EJVS. 9.
Archived from the original...
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Bronze Age and
early Iron Age.
Chief amongst these was the
capital city
Gonur Tepe,
which was
founded at the end of the
third millennium BCE, lasting...
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media related to Karakum.
Wikivoyage has a
travel guide for Karakum.
Gonur Depe site in the
Karakum Desert photos and
about the
Karakum Desert TravelBlog...
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Turkmenistan Cave of
Dzhebel Abiward Altyndepe Anau
culture Anau Dev-Kesken
Gonur Depe
Jeitun Konye-Urgench
Kutlug Timur Minaret Merv
Monjukli Depe Namazga-Tepe...
- both
international groups such as
Greenpeace and
local groups such as West
Gonur Farmers' ****ociation or
SpeakOut Salem!, the
local authorities have failed...
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Turkmenistan Cave of
Dzhebel Abiward Altyndepe Anau
culture Anau Dev-Kesken
Gonur Depe
Jeitun Konye-Urgench
Kutlug Timur Minaret Merv
Monjukli Depe Namazga-Tepe...
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other cultures.
Other Margian well
known sites with Yaz I
ceramics are
Gonur Tepe, Togoluk, Uch Tepe, Adam Basan, Taip,
Garaoj Tepe,
Takhirbaj Tepe....
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Indus Valley.
Ancient DNA
studies of
graves at
Bronze Age
sites at
Gonur Depe, Turkmenistan, and Shahr-e Sukhteh, Iran, have
identified 11 individuals...
