Serica Da Qin Studies In Archaeology Philology And History Of Sinowestern Relations Selected Problems Gociwit Malinowski Editor by Gościwit Malinowski (editor), Aleksander Paroń (editor), Bartłomiej Szmoniewski (editor) 8397862584406 instant download after payment.

Instytut Archeologii i Etnologii Polskiej Akademii Nauk, Wrocław, 2012. - 142 P.
The subject matter of the papers presented corresponded to the time perspective widely marked in the title. Nevertheless, several questions connected with the issue of relations between the eastern and western ends of Eurasia, lasting a few thousand years, were not discussed. The general reflection on the nature of those relations was not discussed either, fully deliberately. In the face of enormousness and ambiguity of the issue, such an action would have been definitely premature. Conference organisers chose to aim at a more modest objective which was initiating research on significant issues, though not sufficiently frequently addressed in Polish conditions. Reflecting on them should be of interdisciplinary character from the very beginning, thus the presence of representatives of various disciplines of the humanities, mainly archaeology, philology and history, among conference participants.Malinowski G., Paron A., Szmoniewski B.Sz. - Introduction.
Silk Road and its Cultural Influence.
Malinowski G. - Origin of the name Seres.
Sharapova S. - Beyond the Silk Road: cultural identity of the Iron Age forest-steppe population of the Trans-Urals and Western Siberia.
Szmoniewski B.Sz. - The Byzantine coins on the Silk Road - some comments.China and West: Artistic Inspirations.
Urbanska H. - Between India and China. Some stories about the moon hare.
Steiner M. - Reading of traditional Chinese theatre (xiqu) in Western culture.
Perceiving of the Other.
Paroti A. - The picture of the Scythians in History by Herodotus and the Xiongnu in Shiji by Sima Qian. An attempt at comparison.
Yatsenko S.A. - Sogdian Costume in Chinese and Sogdian Art of the 6th-8th centuries.
Materials from the Maiachnyi Bugor Cemetery, Russia.
Mamonova A.A., Savelova A.К. - Dress complex of the 13th-14th centuries A.D. from burial 51 of the Maiachnyi Bugor II cemetery in the Astrakhan region.
Orfinskaya O., Lantratova O. - Female costume of the Golden Horde time from burial 93 of the Maiachnyi Bugor I cemetery in the Astrakhan region.
Rudakov V.G., Sidorova T.V. - Two rich female burials of the Golden Horde epoch in the Maiachnyi Bugor cemetery.