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Ish: The Islamic Ancient Termez Through the Lens of Ceramics: A New Archaeological and Archaeometric Study

  1. Sarlavhasiz

    Boshqa1117 iqtibos
    ABI

  2. Pottery Production in the Buddhist Communities in Central Asia: The Kushan-Sassanian Pottery Workshop of Kara Tepe (Termez, Uzbekistan)

    Evanthia Tsantini, Verónica Martínez Ferreras, Enrique Ariño Gil +2

    MaqolaCultural Heritage Materials AnalysisArchaeometry20158 iqtibos
    ABI

  3. Geomorphology and Late Holocene morphogenesis of Tchinguiz Tepe hill (Old Termez, Uzbekistan, Central Asia)

    A. Sánchez del Corral, Hubert Thum

    Maqola20127 iqtibos
    ABI

  4. Temperature evolution inside a pot during experimental surface (bonfire) firing

    Marino Maggetti, Ch. Neururer, Denis Ramseyer

    Maqola20106 iqtibos
    ABI

  5. An Historical Atlas of Central Asia

    Yuri Bregel

    Kitob20035 iqtibos
    ABI

  6. Tableware in the Hellenistic Tradition from the City of Kampyr Tepe in Ancient Bactria (Uzbekistan)

    Verónica Martínez Ferreras, Josep María Gurt i Esparraguera, Anno Hein +3

    MaqolaCultural Heritage Materials AnalysisArchaeometry20154 iqtibos
    ABI

  7. The International Merv Project: Preliminary Report on the Eighth Season (1999)

    Georgina Herrmann, Kakamurad Kurbansakhatov, John Simpson

    Maqola19934 iqtibos
    ABI

  8. PHOSPHATES IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF BURIAL*

    Lara Maritan, Claudio Mazzoli

    Maqola20044 iqtibos
    ABI

  9. The Buddhist occupation of Tchingiz Tepe (Termez, Uzbekistan) in the Kushan period through the ceramic contexts

    Josep María Gurt i Esparraguera, Enrique Ariño Gil, Verónica Martínez Ferreras +1

    Maqola20154 iqtibos
    ABI

  10. Assessing Hellenistic to nomadic cultural patterns through pottery in ancient Termez, Uzbekistan

    Verónica Martínez Ferreras, Andreas Angourakis, Anno Hein +6

    MaqolaCultural Heritage Materials AnalysisGeoarchaeology20184 iqtibos
    ABI

  11. The invention of lustre: Iraq 9th and 10th centuries AD

    Trinitat Pradell, Judit Molera, Andrew D. Smith +1

    Maqola20073 iqtibos
    ABI

  12. Pottery in Hellenistic tradition from ancient Bactria: The Kurganzol fortress (Uzbekistan, Central Asia)

    Verónica Martínez Ferreras, Andreas Angourakis, Anno Hein +3

    Maqola20163 iqtibos
    ABI

  13. La Bactriane au carrefour des routes et des civilisations de l'Asie centrale : Termez et les villes de Bactriane-Tokharestan : actes du colloque de Termez 1997

    Pierre Leriche, Vincent Fourniau

    Kitob20012 iqtibos
    ABI

  14. The Lands of the Eastern Caliphate: Mesopotamia, Persia, and Central Asia from the Moslem Conquest to the Time of Timur

    G. Le Strange

    Kitob19052 iqtibos
    ABI

  15. An Historical Atlas of Central Asia

    Yu. E. Bregel

    Maqola20032 iqtibos
    ABI

  16. THE BEGINNINGS OF TIN‐OPACIFICATION OF POTTERY GLAZES

    Robert B. Mason, M. S. TITE

    Maqola19972 iqtibos
    ABI

  17. Early mediaeval Iraqi Lustre-painted and associated wares: typology in a multidisciplinary study

    Robert B. Mason

    Maqola19972 iqtibos
    ABI

  18. Before the Roses and Nightingales. Excavations at Qasr-i Abu Nasr, Old Shiraz

    W. F. L., Donald Whitcomb

    Maqola19882 iqtibos
    ABI

  19. Medieval Egyptian Lustre-painted and Associated Wares: Typology in a Multidisciplinary Study

    Robert B. Mason

    Maqola19972 iqtibos
    ABI

  20. The 'Abbāsid Glazed Wares of Sīrāf and the Baṣra Connection: Petrographic Analysis

    Robert B. Mason, Edward J. Keall

    Maqola19912 iqtibos
    ABI

  21. Nishapur Revisited

    Rocco Rante, Annabelle Collinet

    Kitob20132 iqtibos
    ABI

  22. Sarlavhasiz

    Boshqa1 iqtibos
    ABI

  23. Sarlavhasiz

    Boshqa1 iqtibos
    ABI

  24. Sarlavhasiz

    Boshqa1 iqtibos
    ABI

  25. Sarlavhasiz

    Boshqa1 iqtibos
    ABI