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territory of
Azerbaijan dates back to the late
Stone Age and is
related to the
Guruchay culture of
Azykh Cave.
Early settlements included the
Scythians during...
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Gobustan State Historical and
Cultural Reserve (Azerbaijani:
Qobustan dövlət tarixi-bədii qoruğu) is
located west of the
settlement of Gobustan, about...
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prehistoric humans for this
period were
found in the
Azykh cave in the
Guruchay valley near
Fuzuli region. It is hard to
distinguish the
instruments found...
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materials for
preparing various tools in the
Guruchay valley.
Ancient people collected stones from
Guruchay to
prepare labour instruments (tools). Distinguished...
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China begins.
Excavation conducted in
Azokh Cave
finding material from the
Guruchay culture in Azerbaijan. 26 February: 'Mungo Man', the
skeleton of an individual...
- one of the most
powerful flood areas in the world. In the
place called Guruchay were
collected sand, stone, and mud from the
mountains for a long time...
- the
former Soviet Union. Azerbaijan's
lower Paleolithic is
known for the
Guruchay culture,
which has
features similar to the
culture of Tanzania's Olduvai...
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multilayer settlement of the
Middle Bronze Age epoch,
located in a
basin of the
Guruchay and
Kondalanchay Rivers, near
Fuzuli Rayon, Azerbaijan. The
monument was...
- part of
Boyuk Taghlar (Mets Tagher) village, on the left
banks of the
Guruchay River.
Ancient people lived here 64-24
thousand years ago. The cave was...
- (underground channel) in the
southwest of the village, on the
right bank of the
Guruchay valley, the
medieval settlements of the Ordu
yurdu in the north-west, and...
