File:Uzbek Karategin phenotype of Balkh, Bactria Afghanistan.jpg

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Uzbek Karategin phenotype of Balkh, Bactrian Afghanistan

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English: Uzbek Karategin phenotype of Balkh, Bactrian Afghanistan (Bactria). Ethnic Karategin Uzbeks in traditional Uzbek dress (man), 1924, Kabul, Afghanistan. The Uzbeks of Afghanistan.
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Source Uzbek phenotypes of Tashkent and Karategin.jpg
Author Dmitry Bukinich 1882-1939 [1]

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