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English: Uzbek phenotypes of Tashkent and Karategin
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Source Folk Festival to Celebrate the New Year. Kalandars Begging WDL10785.pngKarategin Uzbek, 1924, Kabul, Afghanistan (b).pngKarategin Uzbek, 1924, Kabul, Afghanistan (a).png
Author Kun, Aleksandr L., 1840-1888 and Dmitry Bukinich 1882-1939

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current22:18, 21 April 2022Thumbnail for version as of 22:18, 21 April 2022832 × 1,154 (455 KB)Фанис Шарбековdescription
22:16, 21 April 2022Thumbnail for version as of 22:16, 21 April 2022832 × 1,154 (266 KB)Фанис ШарбековUploaded a work by {{ru|1=Кун, Александр Людвигович, 1840—1888 гг.}} and Dmitry Bukinich 1882-1939 [http://collection.kunstkamera.ru/en/entity/PERSON/138] from 100px|Folk Festival to Celebrate the New Year. Kalandars Begging WDL10785.png100px|Karategin Uzbek, 1924, Kabul, Afghanistan (b).png[[File:Karategin Uzbek, 1924, Kabul, Afghanistan (a).png|100px|Ka...
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