Central Asia is a wide subject of research in the archaeological and historical studies of the Ancient World. Scholars have usually focused on the complex and diverse questions that resulted from the analysis of the historical realities of this key region during Antiquity. The purpose of this book is to undertake an approach to the polymorphic and multiple aspects of Central Asia in Antiquity from several points of view. The starting point is the confidence in an interdisciplinary perspective as the main way to understand the different aspects of the region in a very wide chronology: from the emergence of the cities and their relation with the nomadic populations, to the expansion of models and practices from Central Asia to the West during the campaigns and conquests led by Islam. Through subjects like warfare, gender studies and historiography, mainly from an archaeological point of view, the chapters analyze concrete sites like Mes Aynak, Uch Kulakh or Vardanzeh, but also models of interaction among the historical peoples living in Asia Central, like the Bactrians and the Persians, the Persians and Macedonians, the Greeks and the Indians, the Sassanid and the Romans, or even the Sassanid and the Steppe peoples. The result is a very clear example of the richness of starting an interdisciplinary dialogue with the intention of improving our perspectives and understandings of the complex relationships that, through Antiquity, the people living in Central Asia had developed and how scholars can, through archaeology and other related disciplines, approach the historical questions that arise in a close study of the subjects.
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Softcover. Condition: Fine. Gebrochener Buchrücken / Seiten oder Softcover umgeknickt; Vergilbt / ausgeblichen. Central Asia has long been a focal point for archaeological and historical research concerning the Ancient World, with scholars examining its complex realities during Antiquity. This book aims to explore the multifaceted aspects of Central Asia from various perspectives, emphasizing an interdisciplinary approach to understand the region's dynamics. It covers a wide range of topics, from the emergence of cities and their interactions with nomadic populations to the spread of cultural practices and models westward during Islamic conquests. The chapters delve into themes such as warfare, gender studies, and historiography, primarily through an archaeological lens. Specific sites like Mes Aynak, Uch Kulakh, and Vardanzeh are analyzed, alongside the interactions among historical peoples, including the Bactrians, Persians, Macedonians, Greeks, Indians, Sassanids, and Steppe peoples. The work exemplifies the benefits of interdisciplinary dialogue, enhancing our understanding of the intricate relationships that developed in Central Asia throughout Antiquity. It highlights how archaeology and related disciplines can address historical questions, providing a deeper insight into the region's past and its diverse cultural exchanges. Seller Inventory # 48a4a155-1939-4970-b9da-22293d277b14
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