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Russian to English translations [PRO] Science - Archaeology / Central Asian archaeology | |||||||
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4 | hum, humcha |
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3 | khum |
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khum Explanation: http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Khum |
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hum, humcha Explanation: Smagulov - Yatsenko - Sidak Sanctuary – One of the Religious ... www.transoxiana.org/13/smagulov_yatsenko-sidak_sanctuary.ph... by E Smagulov - 2008 - Related articles It had a passage to a store-room with heaps of large clay vessels (hum, humcha), braziers and other finds. Many dwellers were craftsmen: tools and melting pots ... Granted, this is probably a Russian work, but nonetheless the words are being used in the literature and are defined--clay vessels-- which is the way to go. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day20 hrs (2012-03-22 01:35:51 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Yablonsky - Ancient Khоrezm - Turkic World s155239215.onlinehome.us/turkic/btn.../YablonskyChorasmiaEn.htm Mar 10, 2010 – To the period around that same time belong the rare cases of the reburial of the skeleton bones in humcha-like vessels (not a large vessel with ... |
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