‎Schoeser (Mary)‎
‎Silk‎

‎Silk Roads‎

‎Brunning, Sue, Luk Yu-Ping, Elisabeth O'Connell and Tim Williams: Silk Roads. London: 2024. 304 pages, illustrated in colour. Hard cover. 27 x 24cms. Features objects from across Asia, Africa and Europe that were carried across the vast trade networks collectively known as the Silk Road, from the 6th to 11th centuries CE. Featuring ceramics from Tang China recovered from a shipwreck in the Java Sea, sword-fittings set with Indian garnets buried in England, and a selection of letters and legal texts from a synagogue in Cairo revealing a Jewish community's links from India to al-Andalus; focused on the Silk Road's influence on both the medieval world and our modern global society.‎

‎Features objects from across Asia, Africa and Europe that were carried across the vast trade networks collectively known as the Silk Road, from the 6th to 11th centuries CE. Featuring ceramics from Tang China recovered from a shipwreck in the Java Sea, sword-fittings set with Indian garnets buried in England, and a selection of letters and legal texts from a synagogue in Cairo revealing a Jewish communityâs links from India to al-Andalus; focused on the Silk Road's influence on both the medieval world and our modern global society. Text in English‎

‎Realms of the Silk Roads: Ancient and Modern.‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2000 HARDBACK, 356 p., ill., 160 x 240 mm, Languages: English. ISBN 9782503511573.‎

‎Realms of the Silk Roads Part 1: New Sources on Inner Asian History N. Sims-Williams, Some Reflections on Zoroastrianism in Sogdiana and Bactria; G. Mikkelsen, Traite/Sermon on the Light-Nous in Chinese and its Parallels in the Parthian, Sogdian and Old Turkish; A.V.G. Betts & V.N. Yagodin, Hunting Traps on the Ustiurt Plateau, Uzbekistan. Part 2: Long Distance Contacts S. Lieu, Byzantium, Persia and China: Interstate Relations on the Eve of the Islamic Conquest; D. Christian, Silk Roads or Steppe Roads ? The Silk Roads in World History; M. Underdown, The Northern Silk Road: Ties between Turfan and Korea. Part 3: Political Life C. Benjamin, The Yuezhi and their Neighbours: Evidence for the Yuezhi in the Chinese Sources c. 220 - c. 25 BCE; K. Nourzhanov, Politics of National Reconciliation in Tajikistan: From Peace Talks to (Partial) Political Settlements; S. Akbarzadeh, Islam and Regional Stability in Central Asia; C. Mackerras, Relations Between the Uygur State and China's Tang Dynasty, 744-840. Part 4: Perspectives G. Watson, Prestigious Peregrinations : British Travellers in Central Asia c. 1830-1914; F. Patrikeeff, The Geopolitics of Myth: Interwar Northeast Asia and Images of an Inner Asian Empire; D. Thwaites, The Road to Urumqui: Zunun Kadir's Lost World; F. Patrikeeff & J. Perkins, National and Imperial Identity: A Triptych of Baltic Germans in Inner Asia. Part 5: Teaching Inner Asian History R. Fletcher & E. Hetherington, The China TimeMap Project: China and the Silk Roads; M. With, Creating Responsible Educational Images of Judaic / Christian / Islamic Relations. ‎

‎Worlds of the Silk Roads: Ancient and Modern ‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 1998 hardback,250 p., 160 x 240 mm, Languages: English. ISBN 9782503506517.‎

‎Definitions of Inner Asia vary greatly. Inner Asia includes those lands that have linked the major agrarian civilisations of Eurasia, from China to India to the Mediterranean and Europe, since the late Neolithic period. In the 19th century, it became customary to refer to the trade routes between these regions as the 'Silk Roads'. But silk was just one of the goods exchanged through Inner Asia. religions, diseases, coins, cuisines, artistic fashions, political titles, all travelled the Silk Roads, as did Buddhism, Christianity, Manichaeism and Islam. Seen in this way, Inner Asia appears as the central knot in the vast tapestry of Eurasian history. To take Inner Asian history seriously is to see the underlying unity of Eurasian history. S.N.C. Lieu, From Iran to South China: The Eastward Passage of Manichaeism, L. Cansdale, Jews on the Silk Roads, C. Benjamin, An Introduction to Kushan Research, D. Christian, State Formation in the Inner Eurasian Steppes, S. Helms, Ancient Chorasmia: The Northern Edge of Central Asia from the 6th Century B.C. to the mid-4th Century A.D., H. Hendrischke, Chinese Concerns with Central Asia, C. Mackerras, Some observations on Xinjiang in the 1990s, W. Maley, The Dynamics of Regime Transition in Afghanistan, K. Nourzhanov, Traditional Kinship Structures in Contemporary Tajik Poilitics, S. Akbarzadeh, Reformism in the Bukharan Khanate, G. Lafitte, Re-orienting Mongolia, F. Patrikeef, Baron Ungern and the Eurasian Empire, R. Pitty, Russia and Eurasia in International Relations, A. Van Tongerloo, Turkestan: a Treasury of Civilisations, G. Watson, Central Asia as Hunting Ground: Sporting Images of Central Asia, T. Matthew Ciolek, 'Digital Caravanserais': Essential Online Resources for Inner Asian Studies. ‎

‎Iversen V. E. How to extract silk. In Russian /Iversen V. E. Kak dobyvat shelk.‎

‎Iversen V. E. How to extract silk. In Russian /Iversen V. E. Kak dobyvat shelk. Public Guide to Silk Tree Breeding and Breeding of Silk Cocoons in Russia. 2nd Edition, newly revised and supplemented. St. Petersburg Edition of the Imperial Voln Economic Society, 1874. 92 p. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbc01030c17da9f9cf.‎

‎Central Asian Silk. # 1. In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Sredne-Aziatskiy shelk.‎

‎Central Asian Silk. # 1. In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Sredne-Aziatskiy shelk. #1.Techno-economic scientific-research and socio-agro-cultural journal in the field of mulberry farming grenage sericulture (worm feeding) silk processing and silk trade turnover in Central Asia. USSR abroad. Tashkent 1928. 150 p. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalb478fb3e3cf70306e‎