Ai Khanoum Temple with Indented Niches and Takht-i Sangin Oxus Temple in Historical Cultural Perspective : Outline of a Hypothesis about the Cults

P. 109-136

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  • Boris A. Litvinsky's Bibliography
  • On the Memory of a Distinguished Archaeologist and Historian of Central Asia
  • Some Problems of Achaemenid Costume Studies
  • Griffin Motif : from the West to East Asia Via the Altai
  • The Procession Scene at Akchakhan-kala
  • Remarks on the Intercultural Encounters in the Hellenized Orient
  • Ai Khanoum Temple with Indented Niches and Takht-i Sangin Oxus Temple in Historical Cultural Perspective : Outline of a Hypothesis about the Cults
  • Studies on the Historical Geography of Southern Central Asia
  • Romano-Parthian Merchants on the Silk Road : the Road Leading to the Crossing over the Oxus
  • Serakhs Oasis at the Crossroads of Communication Routes
  • Temples of Fire on the Territory of the Southern Turkmenistan
  • Engraved Gems and Bullae with Parthian Inscriptions
  • Iconographical Study of a Limestone Buddhist Relief Unearthed in Northern Afghanistan : the Two Buddhas Juxtaposed beside the Bodhi-Tree
  • Three Fragments of Gandharan Sculpture from Begram (Afghanistan) in the Collection of the Samarkand Museum
  • Zone d'ombra nell'Est iranico alla vigilia dell'islamizzazione
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