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A City of Domes Grew Where Caravans Crossed the Desert: Bukhara Preserves More than 2,000 Years of Urban Occupation

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In the urban planning of Central Asia, the historic center of Bukhara represents one of the most well-preserved points of the Silk Road. This ancient oasis city brings together Islamic monuments and commercial infrastructures that record continuous cycles of architectural development in the Uzbek desert. How did the strategic location boost the urban growth of the region? Located in the...
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In the urban planning of Central Asia, the historic center of Bukhara represents one of the most well-preserved points of the Silk Road. This ancient oasis city brings together Islamic monuments and commercial infrastructures that record continuous cycles of architectural development in the Uzbek desert. How did the strategic location boost the urban growth of the region? Located in the...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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