The Camel's Load in Life and Death: Iconography and Ideology of Chinese Pottery Figures from Han to Tang and Their Relevance to Trade along the Silk Routes

Allsen, Thomas T.

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The Camel's Load in Life and Death: Iconography and Ideology of Chinese Pottery Figures from Han to Tang and Their Relevance to Trade along the Silk Routes

The Camel's Load in Life and Death: Iconography and Ideology of Chinese Pottery Figures from Han to Tang and Their Relevance to Trade along the Silk Routes

. By Elfriede Regina Knauer.

Zürich

:

Akanthus Verlag für Archäologie

,

1998

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Thomas T. Allsen

The College of New Jersey

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Journal of Asian Studies (2000) 59 (3): 730–732.

https://doi.org/10.2307/2658971

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