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The Style Guide

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Fig. 2

The City of Panjikent and Sogdian Town-Planning

by Alexander Brey

In the mountains of southwestern Tajikistan, just east of the border with modern Uzbekistan, the ruins of the town of Panjikent provide a window into the vibrant visual culture of Sogdian urban life. Abandoned in the later half of the eighth century, Panjikent overlooked the Zeravshan river in a mountain valley 60 km (about 40 miles) to the east of Samarkand. Archaeological excavations have illuminated Sogdian daily life from the 5th to the 8th centuries. Among the most celebrated discoveries are the murals, in various states of preservation, that decorated the walls of Panjikent’s temples, houses and palace, which first came to light in 1946 and continue to be discovered to this day. In addition to these and other material remains, such as ceramics, glass and metal, a trove of documents discovered in the nearby fortress of Mount Mugh bear witness to the economic and social life of the city on the cusp of the Arab-Muslim invasion in 722.

Style Guide, Footnote example, 2018

Style Guide, Footnote example, 2018

Style Guide, Footnote example, 2018