Ancient Silk Farming Traces Discovered in Surxondaryo

Evidence of silk farming existing nearly 4,000 years ago has been found at the Sopollitepa monument in Surxondaryo region. Researchers have identified relics of ancient cocoons and mulberry trees at the site. These findings have the potential to change perceptions about the history of silk production in Central Asia. The history of silk farming has global significance, and this discovery is expected to contribute to deeper studies of this field. It could pave the way for new research in the archaeology sector.