MEDIEVAL BATH OF ANCIENT BUKHARA

Usmonov Erkin Toyirovich; Fazilova Mavjuda Djamilovna; Olimova Zebiniso G'anisherovna

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/CSG97

Authors

Usmonov Erkin Toyirovich Assistant Bukhara engineering-technological institute Uzbekistan
Fazilova Mavjuda Djamilovna Assistant Bukhara engineering-technological institute
Olimova Zebiniso G'anisherovna A student of Bukhara engineering-technological institute Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/CSG97

Keywords:

Beam structure, columns, teahouse, vaulted rooms, iwan, honako, planning, architects, construction, structures, brick, temperature, spans, dressing room, complexes, comfort, convenience, accessibility, furnaces, galleries, canals, archaeologists, plaster, strength, domes, central hall, cinnamon, hygiene.

Abstract

Bukhara baths are of great historical and cultural interest as typical monuments of civil construction in Bukhara of the 16th century. They did not retain the rich decoration so characteristic of medieval baths in the East. In engineering and technical terms, the baths were an undoubted achievement of the era. U.Kh. Kamalov "Bukhara" 1974.[2]

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