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Remains of Samanid-Era Ganch Panels Discovered in Bukhara

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The remains of a ganch panel of a mosque dating back to the Samanid era (9th-10th centuries) have been discovered at the Shahristan monument in Bukhara. The incomplete and poorly preserved panel is undergoing restoration and conservation. It is an important scientific source in the study of Samanid architecture.
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The find, which contains Kufic inscriptions, is said to be related to the architectural decorations of a Samanid-era mosque.

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The remains of a ganch panel of a mosque dating back to the Samanid era (9th-10th centuries) have been discovered at the Shahristan monument in Bukhara. The incomplete and poorly preserved panel is undergoing restoration and conservation. It is an important scientific source in the study of Samanid architecture.

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Газета.uz broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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