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Recent Publications

The Great Iranian Divide: Between Aniconic West and Anthropomorphic East
The Headdress of the Tillya Tepe 'Prince'
Royal Regalia and the ‘Divine Kingship’ in the pre-Islamic Central Asia
Nomads as Agents of Cultural Change: The Mongols and their Eurasian Predecessors ed. by Reuven Amitai and Michal Biran (review).
“The Earliest Arabic Documents Written on Paper: Three Letters from Sanjar-Shah (Tajikistan)”
8A Hero Without Borders: 3 Alexander the Great in the Medieval Persian Tradition.

The Headdress of the Tillya Tepe 'Prince'

Citation:

2017. “The Headdress Of The Tillya Tepe 'Prince'”. Ancient Civilizations From Scythia To Siberia, 23, 2, Pp. 151-183.

Last updated on 10/15/2025

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