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Originals of the Red Hall of Varakhsha (four elements) Varakhsha, late 7th–early 8th century AD Wall painting, 38 x 152 cm Tashkent, State Museum of Arts of Uzbekistan 1618
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Edvard Vasilievich Rtveladze
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Copyright © 2022 Scala Arts & Heri
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CONTENTS List of Illustrations ?? F
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| FOREWORD This book explor
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part i civilisations
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part i | civilisations civilisation
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part i | civilisations period, cove
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part i | civilisations decorated wi
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part i | civilisations tied to a pa
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part i | civilisations 1.2 HISTORIC
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part i | civilisations Architecture
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part i | civilisations established
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part i | civilisations The earliest
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part i | civilisations son Borak. A
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part i | civilisations 1.3 HISTORIC
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part i | civilisations they had acq
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part i | civilisations led to the c
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part i | civilisations and an outer
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part i | civilisations While the va
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part i | civilisations century and
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part i | civilisations The migratio
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part i | civilisations which then r
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part i | civilisations Asia was Dra
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part i | civilisations According to
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part i | civilisations - Kath - was
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part i | civilisations The Altai la
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part i | civilisations Based on his
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part ii | states PART II STATES par
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part ii | states continents. The mo
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part ii | states territory of Trans
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part ii | states Somewhat earlier,
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part ii | states connected to initi
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part ii | states ruled not only in
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part ii | states The Yuezhi state d
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part ii | states An analysis of ava
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part ii | states of the 1st millenn
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part ii | states meaning of this id
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part ii | states other titles. On a
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part ii | states hierarchically bel
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part ii | states Kanishka gave his
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part ii | states Outstanding amongs
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part ii | states rich and noble per
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part ii | states (35×20m) made of
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part ii | states Bactrian and Parth
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part ii | states In Bactria, monume
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part ii | states scene shows the go
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part ii | states In addition to mon
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part ii | states site. Studies have
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part ii | states inscription had a
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part ii | states Chinese coins. In
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part ii | states the initial form o
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part ii | states times (mid-6th cen
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part ii | states There is little co
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part ii | states The most important
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part ii | states commodity-money re
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part ii | states contains Soter Meg
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part ii | states silver and they ha
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part ii | states 2.6 INTERNATIONAL
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part ii | states Mermerus, a dynast
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part ii | states almost two hundred
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part ii | states Northern Bactria a
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part ii | states present-day Surkha
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part ii | states Han-Ferghana relat
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part ii | states According to these
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part ii | states kingdom, and Sassa
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part iii | cultural and spiritual d
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part iv | migrations of cultures Fo
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Page 274 and 275: BIBLOGRAPHY biblography Part 1: Civ
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Page 280 and 281: М., 1970. Ставиский Б.Я
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Page 292: Western Wall of the Ambassadors pai
Page 296 and 297: Column with capital Oburdon, 9th ce
Page 298 and 299: Head of a bearded man Khalchayan, 1
Page 300 and 301: Prince in armour Khalchayan, 1st ce
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Page 306 and 307: Stone sculpture with two snakes Sok
Page 308 and 309: Bracelet Dalverzin Tepe, 1st centur
Page 310 and 311: Panel with arc Provenance, 11th-12t
Page 312 and 313: Monetary bearers Fayaztepa, Surkhan
Page 314 and 315: Panel from the Termez Palace (top)
Page 316 and 317: Pin(s) ?, 1st-2nd century AD Bone,
Page 318: Portrait(s) from the Kings Gallery
Page 321 and 322: Panel from the Termez Palace Tavka,
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