Sängim

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Sängim is an archaeological site in the Turfan region of Xinjiang, China, known for yielding important Central Asian and Silk Road-era artifacts studied by the German Turfan expeditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
archaeologicalSignificance evidence for historical contacts in Turfan Basin
important source of Silk Road material culture
associatedWith German Turfan Collection
Turfan Basin
linked to: Turpan Depression
continent Asia
country China
culturalContext Silk Road cultures
heritageContext Central Asian archaeology
investigatedBy German Turfan expeditions
knownFor Central Asian archaeological remains
Silk Road-era artifacts
languageOfToponym Turkic languages
locatedIn Turfan region
Xinjiang
locatedInAdministrativeRegion Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
linked to: Xinjiang
locatedInCountrySubdivision Northwest China
locatedOnRoute Silk Road
linked to: Silk Road routes
partOf Turfan oasis
linked to: Turfan region
regionType oasis settlement area
researchField Central Asian studies
Silk Road studies
studiedBy German archaeologists
timePeriod Silk Road era
linked to: Pax Mongolica

medieval Central Asia

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