The Shah I Zandah Necropolis, built on the southern slopes of Afrasaib Hill over a period of 900 years from 11th to 19th centuries. A series of 16 small mosques and mauselea were built along a narrow lane as a burial place for the clergy of Samarkand and Timurs family and friends.

The Shah I Zandah Necropolis, built on the southern slopes of Afrasaib Hill over a period of 900 years from 11th to 19th centuries. A series of 16 small mosques and mauselea were built along a narrow lane as a burial place for the clergy of Samarkand and Timurs family and friends.
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