SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF TURKIC BALBALS AND RUNE INSCRIPTURES IN WESTERN MONGOLIA
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Aug 20, 2021
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Rune inscription, Turkic balbal, spacial analysis, geographic information system
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Scientists have established that the territory of the western part of the Mongol Altai’s five western provinces has been inhabited by humans since the Lower Paleolithic. However, the area, which has a rich historical and cultural heritage, is extremely poorly studied compared to central Mongolia, and research institutes lacked such opportunities. But in recent years, research has become more active. In this study, we tried to analyze the spatial distribution of the Tureg period manuscripts and Rune inscriptions in five western provinces by administrative units, natural zones, elevations, horizons, soil types, and protected areas, by total of 6 indicators.
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Bolorchuluun , C. and Anudari , B. 2021. SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF TURKIC BALBALS AND RUNE INSCRIPTURES IN WESTERN MONGOLIA. Social Integration and Development of Ethnic Cultures in the Eurasian Space. 2, 10 (Aug. 2021), 6-16.
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