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Stone Artifacts Were Found in a Layer Believed to Have Formed 320-280 Thousand Years Ago in Arkutsoy

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Human-worked stone artifacts have been discovered at the Arkutsoy Paleolithic site in Bostanlyk district. According to preliminary estimates, the layer in which they were discovered was formed 320-280 thousand years ago, and if the dates are confirmed, Arkutsoy may become the oldest archaeological site in Uzbekistan.
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Human-worked stone artifacts have been discovered at the Arkutsoy Paleolithic site in Bostanlyk district. According to preliminary estimates, the layer in which they were discovered was formed 320-280 thousand years ago, and if the dates are confirmed, Arkutsoy may become the oldest archaeological site in Uzbekistan.

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Газета.uz broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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