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2. Teshiktash cave.
Teshiktash is an archeological reserve in Uzbekistan. 
Boysun is located in a cave on a mountain range. The cave is located in the 
Zovtolosh river gorge in Machay at an altitude of 1500-1600 meters above 
sea level, 7 meters high, 20 meters wide and 21 meters long. The roof of the 
cave had a hole, so when the fire was lit, it came out of the hole at the top. 

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1.5 m in the cave. there are 5 cultural strata, one in each stratum, and in 
some of them two, the remains of a campfire with a diameter of 40 cm and 
a surface of 2 m have been found. Archaeologist Okladnikov also found the 
skull and skeleton of an 8-9-year-old boy in the Teshiktash cave. In 1949, 
anthropologist Gerasimov restored the facial structure of the Teshiktash man 
on the basis of the skull. In 1973, anthropologist Alekseev conducted a 
thorough study of the Teshiktash man. According to him, the skeleton 
belonged to a woman and belonged to the Neanderthal phase of human 
evolution. After that, when it comes to human history, of course, the 
Teshiktash cave is mentioned. The world's interest in the Teshiktash cave is 
growing. In particular, the passage of a flat road through the gorge through 
the villages of Machaydarya facilitated access to the cave. It is visited by 
many tourists. 
3. Termez Archaeological Museum.
The Termez Archaeological 
Museum is the only museum in Central Asia specializing in archeology. The 
museum has about 8,000 exhibits. At present, there are more than 80,000 
unique finds and relics, which cover the life of our country from the past of 
one hundred thousand years BC to the present day. The museum fund is 
enriched every year with new discoveries from different periods. Last year, 
the museum was visited by more than 30,000 local and foreign visitors.