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Description | 우즈벡의 원예 기술과 지식 이 영상은 우즈베키스탄 여러 지역의 원예에 관한 지식과 경험을 보여주며, 후대에 어떻게 전달되는지를 알려준다. 영상은 페르가나 계곡에 있는 들판과 정원들, 그리고 페르가나 계곡의 올티아리크(Oltiariq)에 사는 압둘보히드 코지(Abdulvokhid Khoji)의 집을 배경으로 봄, 여름, 가을에 걸쳐 촬영되었다. 92세가 된 압둘보히드 코지의 부친이 자신의 지식과 기술을 미래의 세대들, 특히 아들과 손주들에게 장인과 도제의 전통에 따라 가르쳐왔다는 점 역시 주목할 만하다. | ||
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Manage No | VI00000065 | Running Time | 00:33:22 |
Country | Uzbekistan | ||
Videos Photographer | 이크볼존 멜리크지에프 | Year | 2017 |
Place | File Size | 3,330 | |
Definition | File Format | mp4 | |
Copyright | 유네스코아태무형유산센터, 유네스코우즈베키스탄위원회 | - |
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PI00003073
Oltiariq virticulture
Oltiariq district of Fergana region is famous with the knowledge and experience of its farmers and gardeners. Because, the vegetables and fruits cultivated here are distinct with their taste and quality. Cucumber, radish and grapes of Oltiariq are especially famous. It is difficult to find a household without a grapevine. Because the population of this place knows how to use the land even if they have a very little territory for cultivation.Richness of the knowledge and experience gained in viticulture is very important in making abundant harvest from grapes. Thanks to the weather conditions, the content of the soil, water and hard work of the gardeners, it is possible to make abundant harvest from small land.
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PI00002984
Gardening
Information about the gardening in Central Asia can be found in ancient Greek, Chinese and Roman sources whichnwere written in the 1st millennium of BC. Central Asia is the motherland of many fruits. Through the centuries on the basis of the people’s selection productive sorts of such fruits as apricot, apple, pear, nut, almonds, pomegranate and grapes were created. Majority of them in terms ofnquality have their own unique place in the world collection.More thab 20 sorts of fruits and berries are cultivated in our republic. Seeded fruit trees, pome fruit trees, subtropical plants and berries took the main place.nAutumn sorts of apple, rear and grape’s autumn and winter sorts have economical significance. From time immemorialnviticulture was developed in Tashkent and Samarkand regions and in Fergana valley.
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PI00002985
Gardening
Information about the gardening in Central Asia can be found in ancient Greek, Chinese and Roman sources whichnwere written in the 1st millennium of BC. Central Asia is the motherland of many fruits. Through the centuries on the basis of the people’s selection productive sorts of such fruits as apricot, apple, pear, nut, almonds, pomegranate and grapes were created. Majority of them in terms ofnquality have their own unique place in the world collection.More thab 20 sorts of fruits and berries are cultivated in our republic. Seeded fruit trees, pome fruit trees, subtropical plants and berries took the main place.nAutumn sorts of apple, rear and grape’s autumn and winter sorts have economical significance. From time immemorialnviticulture was developed in Tashkent and Samarkand regions and in Fergana valley.
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PI00002812
Knowledge and skills related to agriculture
While primitive forms of early agriculture on the territory of Uzbekistan emerged in the late Stone Age, the emergence of irrigated agriculture dates back to the beginning of the II millenium B.C., and can be observed on the territory of Bactria (present-day Surkhandarya region). Based on great experience and methods gained through studying the agriculture delicate fenologic observations were discovered. Specific agriculture traditions and ceremonies were also formed. Having passed successfully through frosty days and waited impatiently for warm spring days, farmers, gardeners and cattlebreeders carefully prepared for large-scale agricultural works (i.e. prepared their ploughs, harrows and horses, repaired carts, made tools ready for usage). Thus, for centuries, agricultural knowledge and skills have been accumulated, which is transmitted from generation to generation.
Uzbekistan