ANALYSIS OF MANUSCRIPTS CREATED IN KHIRAT OF THE TIMURID PERIOD IN THE MANUSCRIPT TREASURY OF THE INSTITUTE OF ORIENTAL STUDIES OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
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In this article, a physical and macroscopic analysis of the Timurid manuscript, created in Herat in the second half of the 15th century and the 16th century, kept in the treasury of the Institute of Oriental Studies named after Abu Rayhan Beruni of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, is carried out. Papers of the studied manuscripts were described by visual inspection, thickness and thickness, degree of wear and quality. Manuscript sheets OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA.MODEL NO. He took a macro picture using a special TG-4 camera and analyzed it based on this. As a result of the analysis, the thickness of the paint applied to the surface of the sheets, the gold paint and the color coatings were also studied. Calligraphic inscriptions, pages with miniature pictures were studied separately. Samples of photographs were taken from the beginning, middle, end, and rest pages of each manuscript and compared. It was found that the quality of the paper used for the study of the manuscripts' calligraphic notes and miniatures was different from each other. A brief description of the results of the study of the pages of the researched manuscripts is given and the conclusions are stated.
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Manuscript book, Sharofiddin Ali Yazdi, Zafarnama, Alisher Navoi, Devon, paper, paper, Khirot, Samarkand paper, miniature, calligraphy, paint, gold paint, ribbed, macro photography.
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