Craft is the Basis of Our Material and Spiritual Culture
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/mjssh.v2i6.667Keywords:
handicrafts, economic and cultural relations, trade stalls, household goods, clothing, spinningAbstract
Archaeological research conducted in Uzbekistan proved that there was a well-developed craft in the Surkhan oasis three thousand years ago. During this period, class societies appeared, and crafts became an independent field based on the large division of labor. As a result, the development of trade in the cities of the Surkhan oasis takes place. Throughout the region, large cities began to become not only economic and social, but also political and cultural centers.
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