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The Bronze Age and early Iron Age peoples of eastern Central Asia = Chung Ya tung pu chʻing tʻung ho tsao chʻi tʻieh chʻi shih tai ti chü min

by: Mair

Publication date: 1998

Usage: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

Topics: pahar.in, Bronze age -- Asia, Central -- Congresses, Iron age -- Asia, Central -- Congresses, Antiquities, Bronze age, Civilization, Iron age, Archeologie, Indo-europese volken, Bronstijd, Prehistoric peoples -- Asia, Central -- Congresses, Âge du bronze -- Asie centrale, Âge du fer -- Asie centrale, Asia, Central -- Civilization -- Congresses, Asia, Central -- Antiquities -- Congresses, Central Asia, Asie centrale -- Histoire -- Jusqu'à 1500, Asie centrale -- Civilisation -- Congrès

Publisher: Washington, D.C. : Institute for the Study of Man in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania Museum Publications

Collection: IndiaHistory; JaiGyan

Language: English

Title (alternate script): The Bronze Age and early Iron Age peoples of eastern Central Asia = 中亞東部青銅和早期鐵器時代的居民

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2 volumes (899 pages) : 24 cm

Includes bibliographical references and index

Contains papers of the International Conference on the Bronze Age and Iron Age Peoples, held at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology, April 19-21, 1996

v. 1. Archeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics -- v. 2. Genetics and physical anthropology, metallurgy, textiles, geography and climatology, history, and mythology and ethnology

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