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- The Kelteminar culture (5500–3500 BCE) was a Neolithic archaeological culture of sedentary fishermen occupying the semi-desert and desert areas of the...
- ****ociated with the po****tion Tazabagyab archaeological culture. Post-Kelteminar stage of Suyarganovo culture, some researchers have linked to the local...
- culture Lodian culture Jeul- mun Pre- Harappan culture Samara culture Kelteminar culture Western Steppe Herders Ancient Northeast Asians Xinle Yang- shao...
- zig-zag decorations. The ornamentation technique is close to that of the Kelteminar monuments of Central Asia and the Afanasevo culture of Altai. In rare...
- Paleolithic * Teshiktash 70,000 BC Neolithic * Kelteminar culture 5,500–3,500 BC Bronze Age * BMAC 2400–1950 BC * Andronovo culture 2,000–1,150 BC * Tazabagyab...
- exchange. List of successive cultures in Khwarazm region 3000–500 BC: Kelteminar culture c. 3000 BC Suyarganovo culture c. 2000 BC Tazabagyab culture c...
- Paleolithic * Teshiktash 70,000 BC Neolithic * Kelteminar culture 5,500–3,500 BC Bronze Age * BMAC 2400–1950 BC * Andronovo culture 2,000–1,150 BC * Tazabagyab...
- Paleolithic * Teshiktash 70,000 BC Neolithic * Kelteminar culture 5,500–3,500 BC Bronze Age * BMAC 2400–1950 BC * Andronovo culture 2,000–1,150 BC * Tazabagyab...
- Paleolithic * Teshiktash 70,000 BC Neolithic * Kelteminar culture 5,500–3,500 BC Bronze Age * BMAC 2400–1950 BC * Andronovo culture 2,000–1,150 BC * Tazabagyab...
- Steppe_EMBA ? Part 2 : The Pottery Neolithic Yet, Mallory notes that "[t]he Kelteminar culture has on occasion been connected with the development of early stockbreeding...