Cradle Wedding Rituals Of The Khorezm Oasis - Otaboyeva, Ro'za
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The concept of the cradle has been deeply rooted in human history and culture, symbolizing care, nurturing, and the cycle of life. From ancient times, cradles have served not only as practical tools for soothing infants but also as cultural artifacts reflecting societal values, craftsmanship, and traditions.The history of the cradle dates back thousands of years, with evidence of early wooden cradles found in ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece. These cradles were designed to provide comfort and security to infants, often showcasing intricate designs that represented…mehr

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The concept of the cradle has been deeply rooted in human history and culture, symbolizing care, nurturing, and the cycle of life. From ancient times, cradles have served not only as practical tools for soothing infants but also as cultural artifacts reflecting societal values, craftsmanship, and traditions.The history of the cradle dates back thousands of years, with evidence of early wooden cradles found in ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece. These cradles were designed to provide comfort and security to infants, often showcasing intricate designs that represented the artistic and cultural practices of the time. Over the centuries, cradles evolved in form and function, adapting to technological advancements and cultural shifts.
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Otaboyeva Ro'za Qahramon qizi è nata il 16 ottobre 2005 nel distretto di Khonka. Nazionalità uzbeka. Nel 2021 si è diplomato alla scuola n. 39 del distretto di Khonka ed è entrato nel Liceo accademico del Ministero degli Affari interni della Repubblica dell'Uzbekistan. Nel 2023, dopo il diploma, è stato ammesso all'UrIU.