
This article discusses the issues of archaeological excavations and periodization of the Sungak burial ground, which belongs to the nomadic pastoralists of the Tashkent region. This archaeological monument belongs to the III stage of the Kaunchi culture. It should be noted that at that time cultural ties were formed with the Talas Valley and Semirechye through the Chatkal River basin, from where new ethnic groups penetrated into the northeastern parts of the oasis. As a result, the process of settlement of nomadic communities in the Charvak region accelerated from the 6th-8th centuries. Recently, the author's archaeological new research of the Charvak microoasis, which has not been sufficiently studied by archaeologists, has led to the development of some new ideas.