THE FIND FROM THE SUNGAK BURIAL AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STREAMS IN HISTORY

Abstract

In this article, the authors reveal the new Sungak burial found there in the Charvakreservoir area of Bostanlyk district of Tashkent region and the ancient significance of the stirrup. It is said that stirrup was originally created by nomadic peoples, spread widely during the Turkish Khaganate, and revolutionized its political activity as a nomadic state with a large cavalry army.Due to its natural location and richness of minerals, the Charvak Basin was one of the few places where the ancient Turks had important strategic and metallic objects of interest. The last mound is a monument tonomads and semi-settlers within the khanate. It is scientifically substantiated that the stirrup found here was widely used in the territory from Altai to Central Asia in the 6th-9th centuries