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The Monastery of Urgut

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Examines the spread of Christianity in this Sogdian town in the Middle Ages.

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Category: Church - Central - Archaeology - East - Asia - Excavations - Expedition - Christian - Nestorian - Monastery - Samarkand - Urgut - Savchenko


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