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The First Emperor of Qin: Between Legend, Science and Nationalism
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The Silk Road in Late Antiquity: Politics, Trade, and Culture Contact between...
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Comparing comparisons: ancient East and West
Comparing comparisons: ancient East and West Walter Scheidel (Stanford University) Princeton/Stanford Working Papers in Classics, April (2013) Abstract In the study of History, comparative analysis...
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A Roman Legion Lost in China
A Roman Legion Lost in China By Angelo Paratico Published Online (2013) The battle of Carrhae ended fifty-three years before the birth of Jesus Christ, on the last day of May. It was a shameful...
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The Cultural Exchange between Sino-Western: Silk Trade in Han Dynasty
The Cultural Exchange between Sino-Western: Silk Trade in Han Dynasty By Xiaoyan Wang and Jinsuo Zhao Asian Culture and History, Vol.4:1 (2012) Abstract: As we all know, the Silk Road, as a famous...
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Where Huns' Blood Drew
Where Huns’ Blood Drew By Katalin Csornai Journal of Eurasian History, Vol.1:3 (2009) Abstract: In the knowledge of the Han time sources we can conclude that the history of the Huns goes back in time...
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A Comparison Of Republican Roman and Han Chinese Barbarian Relations
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Which Ancient Chinese Goddess Are You?
Chinese deities are as numerous (if not more so!) than Greek or Norse gods, and just as interesting! What about other goddesses: Which Greek Goddess are you? Whose Greek God/Goddess child would you be?...
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Did ancient irrigation technology travel Silk Road?
Using satellite imaging and drone reconnaissance, archaeologists from Washington University in St. Louis have discovered an ancient irrigation system that allowed a farming community in arid...
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