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DEFENSIVE SYSTEMS OF BRONZE AND IRON AGE RURAL SETTLEMENTS: BASED ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES OF UZBEKISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIA
This article analyzes the defensive systems of rural settlements dating to the Bronze and Iron Ages in Uzbekistan and Central Asia on the basis of archaeological sources, with particular attention to their formation, stages of development, and structural characteristics. The study exam
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