Covered Tail and 'Flying' Tassels

Ilyasov, Jangar

doi:10.2143/ia.38.0.142

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“…A set comprising a jade guard and scabbard slide that fits the classic concept, though they do not have richly carved decoration, was discovered in Samarkand Province, which, like Chach oasis, was part of the Kangju empire, founded by nomads. The set, discovered in a barrow (kurgan) at the Orlat burial ground, dated to the 1st-2nd centuries CE (Ilyasov/ Rusanov 1998;Ilyasov 2003). In the same sepulchre, bone belt plates have been discovered.…”

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Urbanscape vs. Landscape, or Urbanscape as Landscape?

Mantellini¹

2019

Urban Cultures of Central Asia From the Bronze Age to the Karakhanids

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The results of many years of investigation of Altyn-Depe in Southern Turkmenistan have led to the identification of two stages in the formation of the earliest urban civilisation in Central Asia. The first stage is dated to the Late Eneolithic Period (ca. 3150-2750 BCE). The Altyn-Depe cultural complex of this period saw transformations in the technology and organisation of the main branches of industry, as well as changes in the dimensions and structure of the settlement, caused by changes in the natural environment and by interregional contacts in the late 4th to early 3rd millennium BCE -transformations that reflect the formation of the cultural basis of the earliest proto-urban centre in Central Asia. The second stage was related to the further development of Altyn-Depe during the Early Bronze Age (ca. 2750-2350 BCE) induced primarily by technical and technological progress. By the end of the Early Bronze Age at Altyn-Depe (as in Southern Turkmenistan in general), the main components of the cultural complex of the Middle Bronze Age had been established and the process of the construction of the industrial base of specialised crafts completed -the economic basis of an urban centre.

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Section: Other Findsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Urbanscape vs. Landscape, or Urbanscape as Landscape?

Mantellini¹

2019

Urban Cultures of Central Asia From the Bronze Age to the Karakhanids

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“…1. Правая золотая накладка-застежка а -по: Маслов, 2015; б-д -детали (с доработкой) (по: Завитухина, 1999а); е -меч, гравировка на поясной пластине из Орлатского м-ка (по : Ilyasov, 2003) В. Е. Маслов нял эти вещи в рамках «серединно-азиатского звериного стиля», который связывал с хуннами и юэчжами ханьской эпохи (Ростовцев, 1993. С.…”

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“…В начале н. э. «летящие» животные и всадники появляются и на среднеазиатских графических изображениях -Тахти-Сангин и Орлат, предвосхищающих парадное сасанидское искусство (Ilyasov, 2003. Рl. VI; VII, 2) (рис.…”

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“…-всадник, случайная находка на р. Чикой в Забайкалье (по: Давыдова, Миняев, 2008); 2 -гравировка на поясной пластине, Орлатский м-к (по: Пугаченкова, 1987); 3 -изображение по лаку на пряжке, м-к Абатский 3 (по: Матвеева, 1994); 4 -пряжка-накладка, погр. 140 могильника Кэсинчжуан (по:Ilyasov, 2003);5 -пряжка-накладка, Северный Китай (по: Bunker et al, 2002); 6 -единорог-цилин, бляха, Гуанси-Чжуанский АО (по: Полосьмак и др., 2011) 1,4 -бронза; 2 -кость; 3 -дерево, лак; 5, 6 -бронза, позолота …”

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Revisiting the Issue of Origin of Belt Mounts Featuring Hunting Scenes From the Siberian Collection of Peter I

Maslov¹

2018

Краткие Сообщения Института Археологии (КСИА)

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Статья посвящена анализу изображения со сценой охоты на парных золотых поясных накладках из Сибирской коллекции Петра I. На основании изобразительных параллелей предлагается китайская версия происхождении этих накладок, которые по изображенным реалиям относятся к западноханьскому периоду. The paper analyzes images featuring hunting scenes on paired gold belt mounts from the Siberian Collection of Peter I. Based on figurative parallels, it proposes a Chinese version of the origin of these mounts, which, as the analysis of the depicted scenes demonstrates, are referred to the Western Han period.

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