MIGRATION PROCESSES IN THE TURAN REGION DURING THE BRONZE AGE: AN ANALYSIS OF CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH (2018–2024)

Abstract

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the socio-economic and cultural processes of the Turon region during the Bronze Age. Specifically, it scientifically illuminates the formation and developmental stages of interactions between settled agricultural cultures and pastoral-nomadic communities, as well as the resulting processes of cultural synthesis. The study considers migration processes as a key factor, analyzing their causes, directions of movement, and impact on interregional cultural integration. Particular emphasis is placed on the influx of populations into the southern regions of Turon and the role of this process in strengthening economic exchange, technological transfer, and cultural interaction between settled and pastoral cultures. Furthermore, the cultural amalgams that arose from migration and their reflection in archaeological materials are scientifically substantiated.