Said Reza Huseini

Name:	Said Reza Huseini
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Last login:	14 Oct 2024, 3:22 p.m.

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• From Foundation to Function: Reevaluating the Samanid Tomb through New Evidence
• Workshop: Afghanistan: A Neglected Reality
• Perspectives on the Umayyad Empire: West Eurasia and North Africa in the Seventh and Eighth Centuries
• Eclecticism and tolerance in the religions pantheon of ancient Angkor
• “The Kazakh Spring”
• Tracing Silver’s Path: Unveiling the Silver Circulation System of Late Ming Dynasty Through the Lens of 50 Taels Official Bullions
• Influence Dynamics: China’s Strategies in Central Asia amidst Sinophilia and Sinophobia
• “Fraternal Relations: Idioms of Kinship and Modes of Cooperation in Mongolian-Soviet trans-border Resource Governance”
• The Stars along the Silk Roads: Astronomers from Central Asia in the Abbasid Court during the ninth century
• The Sassoons: The Great Global Merchants and the Making of an Empire
• Burma to Myanmar
• Mining, protest and social activism in Central Asia
• From Rome to Armenia: The medieval western ‘Armenian’ stretch of the Silk Road in the light of East-West cultural exchanges, trade, missions, colonies and arts
• Mountain Media: Theologies of the Present in Northern Pakistan
• Noah’s Grandsons and the Elephant: Functions of Pseudepigraphic Writing in Persianate South Asia
• The Archaeology of Grakliani Georgia
• Migrations and City Distribution: The Case of Oasis of Bukhara as a model
• Empires of the Steppes: The Nomadic Tribes Who Shaped Civilisation
• Silk Road Worlds, Large and Small: Intersections in Mongol-era Armenia
• An Indo-Persian history-cum-memoir: the illustration of history at the intersection of India, Iran and Central Asia
• How important was silk along the Silk Roads?
• Steppe-ing Across the Centuries: Alexander the Great in Illustrated Abū’l-Khairid (Shaybanid Uzbek) Manuscripts
• The Confluence of Philosophies Along the Silk Road