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Event religious
Shah-i-Zinda
1370 CE
Dazzling avenue of Timurid-era mausoleums in Samarkand with the finest majolica tilework in the Islamic world, a sacred pilgrimage…
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Necropolis in Samarkand, Uzbekistan
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Shah-i-Zinda
1370 CE – still standingDazzling avenue of Timurid-era mausoleums in Samarkand with the finest majolica tilework in the Islamic world, a sacred pilgrimage site
Standing in 1370 CE
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- Shah-i-ZindaPetar Milošević · CC BY-SA 4.0