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Groundbreaking new publication by the British Museum Press challenges the People, Objects and Ideas that Shaped Cultures and Histories

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By Sue Brunning, Luk Yu-ping, Elisabeth R. O’Connell
| Darling Verified
The accompanying major exThe term ‘Silk Road’ conjures a range of romantic images. Camel caravans crossing desert dunes. Merchants trading silk and spices. Far-flung commerce between ‘East’ and ‘West’. The reality was far richer. Focusing on a defining period between 500 and 1000 CE, this beautifully illustrated book reimagines the Silk Roads as a web of interlocking networks linking Asia, Africa and Europe, from Japan to Ireland, from the Arctic to Madagascar.
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The Empress and the Heavenly Masters

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By Luk Yu-ping
| cup.columbia.edu
Pub Date: June 2016 ISBN: 9789629966539 220 Pages Format: Hardcover List Price: $45.00 Main Reviews Contents Excerpt Links Awards Over twenty-seven meters long, the Ordination Scroll of Empress Zhang (1493) is an important Ming Dynasty Daoist artifact from the San Diego Museum of Art's collection. It is a record of the imperial ordination of Empress Zhang (1470–1541), consort of the Ming Dynasty Hongzhi emperor (r. 1488–1505), by Zhang Xuanqing (d.
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