Bozsuv sites are primitive people's sites located near the Bozsuv channel. 12-15 km northwest of Tashkent city. One of the places - Shoimkoprik (1901) was discovered by A. P. Pavlov, and the other - on the banks of Shoralisoy (1955) was discovered by O. I. Islamov. G. V. Parfenov studied the area of Shoimkoprik, and A. P. Okladnikov studied the area near Shoralisoy. In both sites, a knife plate, a scraper, a nucleus, flint weapons and various animal bones were found. As a result of further investigations carried out along the Bozsuv canal, new sites such as Bozsuv III, IV and V of the Paleolithic period were opened. The scientific research carried out in Bozsuv sites showed that primitive people lived here in the Mousterian and Upper Paleolithic periods, and during the Upper Paleolithic stage of the monument, its inhabitants lived as a clan community. References Archaeology of Uzbekistan