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Interaction in the Himalayas and Central Asia - complete volume -

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Preliminaries

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Table of Contents

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Foreword

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Introduction: Interaction in the Himalayas and Central Asia

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Transfers and Interactions between North and South in Central Asia during the Bronze Age

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Preliminary Excavation Findings from Shoroon Bumbagar, Ulaan Kherem, Mongolia

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Two Enigmatic "Megalithic" Sites in Tibet

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Skanda and the Mothers in Khotanese Buddhist Painting

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The Deydier Vase and Its Tibetan Connections: A Preliminary Note

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Allegories of Kingship: A Preliminary Study of a Western Central Asian Gold Ewer in the Royal Court of Tibet

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The Influence from Khotan: The Standing Buddha Images in Kucha

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An Early West Tibetan Manuscript from Hanle Monastery, Ladakh

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Three Ancient Manuscripts from Tholing in the Tucci Collection, IsIAO, Roma, Part II: Manuscript 1329 0

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The Art of Khorchag and Khartse in the Fabric of Western Himalayan Buddhist Art (10th-14th Centuries): Questions of Style II

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A Turk in the Dukhang? Comparative Perspectives on Elite Dress in Medieval Ladakh and the Caucasus

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A Cultural Crossroads: Some "Foreign" Elements in the Art and Architecture of mNga' ris

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Reconstruction of the West Tibetan Temples of Khorchag: The Lhakhang Chenmo

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Narrative Transformations: The Spiritual Friends of Khri Srong Ide brtsan

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Charting Ancient Routes in Ladakh: An Archaeological Documentation

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Is There a Network of Sacred Fires Across the Himalayas and Central Asia? From Baku to Nepal, and Back

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Circumambulating the Jowo in Mongolia: Why Erdeni Juu Should Be Understood as "Jowo Rinpoche"

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Between the Himalayas and Inner Asia: The Mongolian Case

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Moving Artefacts: Mongolian Tsam Figures

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List of Contributors

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