Hellenistic World and the Silk Road [PDF]
The conquests of Alexander and the formation of the Hellenistic world stimulated and accelerated cultural and economic exchanges among the ancient civilizations of Central Asia, India, the eastern Mediterranean, and Europe.
Juping, Yang
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Pre-Islamic Art of Afghanistan and Pakistan: A Survey of Research Interest [PDF]
Art is a part and a manifestation of culture, and, accordingly, research on the art of a given region is necessarily related to the research on its culture and history, and it cannot be separated from archaeology and history, on the one hand, that ...
Balcerowicz, Piotr
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Unvanquished Demetrios : (Divine) Kingship in Baktria in the Shadow of Great Kings [PDF]
In the now famous Külob inscriptions from Taǧikistān, the son of Euthydemos I of Baktria, Prince Demetrios, is celebrated as "glorious in victory" (παῖς καλλἰνικος), a testament to his role in the defense against the encroaching Antiochos III: a ...
Ferrario, Marco
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Parthians in the Oxus Valley. Struggle for the Great Indian Road [PDF]
The paper deals with the Parthian conquests in the East, including the eastern borders of the Parthian state. The author provides a range of evidence in favor of the idea that the middle Amu Darya (Oxus) River formed the eastern boundary of Parthia.
Rtveladze, Eduard V.
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NHK, Taisai, CNRS : une collaboration franco-japonaise à la restitution 3D de la ville d'Aï Khanoum en Afghanistan [PDF]
International audienceThanks to the initiative of Mr Kikuchi, producer of a TV series on the Japanese channel NHK, in 2002 a team from the French Centre de la recherche scientifique (CNRS-ENS UMR 8546) had the opportunity to ...
Lecuyot, Guy, Nishizawa, Osamu
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Popularisierung philosophischen Wissens im Hellenismus - Das Beispiel der „Diatriben“ des Kynikers Teles [PDF]
Scholz, Peter
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Greek Religion in Bactria [PDF]
The aim of this thesis is to describe forms of Greek religion in the context of Graeco-Bactrian kingdom. The lack of written sources is typical for the region, my analysis is therefore based on archaeological evidence.
Kolmačka, Tobiáš
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[Rezension zu] Hannestad, Niels: Roman Art and Imperial Policy. Aarhus: Aarhus Univ. Pr., 1986 [PDF]
Schneider, Rolf Michael
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Khartoum War's echoes in oil and energy sectors: Economic and environmental implications for Sudan and South Sudan. [PDF]
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