Volume 1
Journal of Inner Asian Art and Archaeology
Contents of volume 1
Longer articles:
- G. Vignato: “The Wooden Architecture of the Kizil Caves”
- A. L. Juliano: “Converging Traditions in the Imagery of Yu Hong’s Sarcophagus: Possible Buddhist Sources”
Shorter articles: In Honour of Prof. A.D.H. Bivar
- G. Fehérvári: “Adrian Hugh David Bivar: Professor, Archaeologist, Epigraphist, Numismatist and Good Friend”
- Bibliography of A.D.H. Bivar from 1993 to August 2006
- R. N. Frye: “The Aramaic Alphabet in the East”
- D. W. Mac Dowall: “The Copper Coinages of Menander”
- A. Askari Chaverdi and P. Callieri: “A Rural Settlement of the Achaemenid and Post-Achaemenid Periods in the Bolaghi Valley (Pasargadae, Fars)
- FC. Fabrègues: “Gandharan Earrings of Achaemenid Derivation”
- M. L. Carter: “Notes on Kuṣāṇa Chronology and the Bactrian Era”
- B. A. Litvinsky: “Bronze Appliqués of Erotes from the Temple of the Oxus”
- E. Errington: “‘Boots,’ ‘Female Idols’ and Disembodied Heads”
- M. Ghose: “Nana: The ‘Original’ Goddess on the Lion”
- J. A. Lerner / P. O. Skjaervø: “The Seal of a Eunuch in the Sasanian Court”
- P. O. Skjaervø: “A New Block from the Paikuli Inscription”
- A. ur Rahman, F. Grenet and N. Sims-Williams: “A Hunnish Kushan-shah”
- M. Alram / C. LoMuzio: “A New Coin Type of the Khalaj”
- G. Azarpay / V. A. Livshits: “The MP Archive at Berkeley: a Pre-Islamic Forerunner of ‘Samarkand Paper’”
- M. Schwartz: “From Healer to Hylē: Levantine Iconography as Manichaean Mythology”
- Z. Gulácsi, U. Sims-Williams and W. Sundermann: “An Illustrated Parchment Folio from a Middle Persian Manichaean Codex in the Collection of the British Library, Or. 12452 d/3 (Kao. 0111)”
- G. Fehérvári: “High-spouted Ewers of Khorasan and Central Asia”
Book reviews (Review article The Silk Road: Trade, Travel, War and Faith and China: Dawn of a Golden Age, 200-750 AD – Two Important Exhibition Catalogues by Beatrix Mecsi and Lilla Russell-Smith; K. R. Karimova. Traditsionniye hudojestvenniye remysla i promysly uigurov [Traditional artistic handicrafts and crafts of the Uighurs] by Ablet Kamalov