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Source. Notes in the History of Art.
A special issue on the dating of Pazyryk.
/ Ed. Laurie Schneider. Ars Brevis Foundation, Inc. Summer 1991. Vol. X. No. 4. 50 p.
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Contents
Annette L. Juliano. Preface. — 2
Emma C. Bunker, Annette L. Juliano, Trudy S. Kawami, and Judith Lerner. Introduction. — 4
Judith Lerner. Some so-called achaemenid objects from Pazyryk. — 8
Trudy S. Kawami. Greek art and the finds at Pazyryk. — 16
Emma C. Bunker. The chinese artifacts among the Pazyryk finds. — 20
Annette L. Juliano. The warring states period — the state of Qin, Yan, Chu, and Pazyryk: a historical footnote. — 25
Harald Böhmer and Jon Thompson. The Pazyryk carpet: a technical discussion. — 30
Illustrations [ Fig. 1-25 ]. — 37
Contributors. — 49
Editor’s note. ^
Since 1927, the archaeological site of Pazyryk, in the Altai Mountains of southern Siberia, has fascinated scholars. Thanks to a natural happenstance, the degree of preservation of bodies and objects discovered in Pazyryk tombs is particularly good. SOURCE has been fortunate to be able to enlist the aid of Oscar White Muscarella of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, Ancient Near Eastern Art Department, in collecting and editing the articles of this special issue devoted to the Pazyryk tombs.
Laurie Schneider
List of abbreviations. ^
Artamonov 1969 — M.I. Artamonov, Treasures from Scythian Tombs (London: 1969).
Basilov 1989 — V.N. Basilov, ed., Nomads of Eurasia, trans. M.F. Zirin (Seattle and London: 1989).
Ghirshman 1964 — R. Ghirshman, The Arts of Ancient Iran: From Its Origins to the Time of Alexander the Great, trans. S. Gilbert and J. Emmon (New York: 1964).
Haskins 1956 — J.F. Haskins, “Pazyryk, the Valley of the Frozen Tombs,” Bulletin of the Needle and Bobbin Club 40 (1956): 3-47.
Haskins 1961 — J.F. Haskins, “The Fifth Pazyryk Kurgan and the ‘Animal Style’” (Ph.D. diss., New York University, 1961).
Jettmar 1967 — K. Jettmar, Art of the Steppes (New York: 1967).
MMA, Scythians — B. Piotrovsky and A. Farkas, From the Lands of the Scythians (New York: nd).
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