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This article analyzes the role and opportunities of Open Digital Archives and Digital History technologies in the scholarly study of the history of Uzbekistan. In recent years, the digitization of historical documents, manuscripts, maps, and photographs has accelerated worldwide. This has expanded access to historical sources and improved the quality of academic research. The study examines open digital archives, international electronic libraries, and historical databases related to the history of Uzbekistan. It also evaluates the advantages of using digital archives for scientific research, the preservation of historical sources, and the educational process. The findings demonstrate the significant role of open digital archives in advancing historical studies, preserving historical heritage, and enhancing the effectiveness of academic research.
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