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Nature Management In Historical Context Of Khorezm

Davletov Sanjarbek Rajabovich,
Dsc, Faculty Of History, Urgench State University, Urgench, Uzbekistan
Tajieva Umida Rajabboevna
Teacher, Ursu Academic Lyceum, Urgench, Uzbekistan
tajssei 2020
VOL. 2 / NO. 07 JULY
VOLUME 2
ISSUE 07
YEAR 2020
PAGES 353-360

Abstract

In this article, some issues of nature management are analyzed in historical context of the
Khorezm region of Uzbekistan. The lower reaches of the Amu Darya River River are
considered as a socio-natural organism, and the ecological history is studied on the basis
of historical and natural science methods. The article focuses on the study of socioecological processes in Khorezm in ancient, medieval and modern times, changes in
natural living conditions, the approach of the population to them.

Keywords

nature and society geographical determinism,

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