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Intro
Editorial Advisory Board
Preface of Silk Road Research Series
Foreword: Prospect and Retrospect
Contents
1 Cultural Lineage Passed Down for Tens of Thousands of Years-Archaeological Excavations at the Site of Tongtian Cave in Jimunai County, Xinjiang
1.1 Geographical Location and Natural Environment
1.2 Work Overview
1.3 Discoveries
1.4 Summary
2 A Preliminary Analysis of Bronze Age Archaeological Culture in Xinjiang Region
3 Relative Analogies in the Ritual Use of Red Mineral Pigments (Ochre, Hematite) in Neolithic and Eneolithic Burials from Xinjiang and Bulgaria
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Ritual Use of Red Mineral Pigments in Prehistoric China Against a Global Background
3.3 Red Colourants and Red Objects in Prehistoric Burials from Xinjiang
3.4 Red Mineral Pigments as Part of the Neolithic and Eneolithic Burials Practices in Bulgaria
3.4.1 Multi-layered Semantics of Red Mineral Pigments in a Mortuary Context
3.5 Conclusion
Bibliography
6 A Comparative Study of Layouts of Buddhist Monasteries in Gandhāra Area and Tarim Basin
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Gandhāra Buddhism and Layouts of Buddhist Monasteries
6.3 Layouts of Buddhist Monasteries in Central Asia Area
6.4 Comparison of Buddhist Architectural Elements of Gandhāra Area, Central Asia and Western Regions
6.5 Conclusion
Bibliography
7 PIXE Analysis of Glazed Ceramics of the Early Islamic Period at Hazara University Museum Collection
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Background
7.3 Particle-Induced X-Ray Emission (PIXE) a Non-destructive Analytical Method
7.4 Use of PIXE in Pottery
7.5 Materials and Methods
7.6 Result and Discussion
7.7 Discussion
7.8 Conclusion
Bibliography
8 Some Theoretical Issues in the Development of Prehistoric Civilizations in the Region of Xiyu
8.1 Basic Conditions for the Formation of Prehistoric Civilizations in the Xiyu Region
8.2 Interaction Between Agricultural Culture and Nomadic Culture Zones
8.3 The Influence of Environmental Factors on the Development of Prehistoric Civilization in the Xiyu
8.4 The Relationship Between the Prehistoric Civilizations of the Xiyu and Other Regions
Editorial Advisory Board
Preface of Silk Road Research Series
Foreword: Prospect and Retrospect
Contents
1 Cultural Lineage Passed Down for Tens of Thousands of Years-Archaeological Excavations at the Site of Tongtian Cave in Jimunai County, Xinjiang
1.1 Geographical Location and Natural Environment
1.2 Work Overview
1.3 Discoveries
1.4 Summary
2 A Preliminary Analysis of Bronze Age Archaeological Culture in Xinjiang Region
3 Relative Analogies in the Ritual Use of Red Mineral Pigments (Ochre, Hematite) in Neolithic and Eneolithic Burials from Xinjiang and Bulgaria
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Ritual Use of Red Mineral Pigments in Prehistoric China Against a Global Background
3.3 Red Colourants and Red Objects in Prehistoric Burials from Xinjiang
3.4 Red Mineral Pigments as Part of the Neolithic and Eneolithic Burials Practices in Bulgaria
3.4.1 Multi-layered Semantics of Red Mineral Pigments in a Mortuary Context
3.5 Conclusion
Bibliography
6 A Comparative Study of Layouts of Buddhist Monasteries in Gandhāra Area and Tarim Basin
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Gandhāra Buddhism and Layouts of Buddhist Monasteries
6.3 Layouts of Buddhist Monasteries in Central Asia Area
6.4 Comparison of Buddhist Architectural Elements of Gandhāra Area, Central Asia and Western Regions
6.5 Conclusion
Bibliography
7 PIXE Analysis of Glazed Ceramics of the Early Islamic Period at Hazara University Museum Collection
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Background
7.3 Particle-Induced X-Ray Emission (PIXE) a Non-destructive Analytical Method
7.4 Use of PIXE in Pottery
7.5 Materials and Methods
7.6 Result and Discussion
7.7 Discussion
7.8 Conclusion
Bibliography
8 Some Theoretical Issues in the Development of Prehistoric Civilizations in the Region of Xiyu
8.1 Basic Conditions for the Formation of Prehistoric Civilizations in the Xiyu Region
8.2 Interaction Between Agricultural Culture and Nomadic Culture Zones
8.3 The Influence of Environmental Factors on the Development of Prehistoric Civilization in the Xiyu
8.4 The Relationship Between the Prehistoric Civilizations of the Xiyu and Other Regions