Eurasian Studies

Balkans, Anatolia, Iran, Caucasus and Central Asia Studies Notebooks

Armenia, Caucasus, and Central Asia

Research 2019

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open access | peer reviewed

Abstract
This new volume in the series "Eurasiatica. Quaderni di studi su Balcani, Anatolia, Iran, Caucasus and Central Asia" by Edizioni Ca' Foscari of Venice collects several articles devoted to Armenia, Caucasus and Central Asia. The volume reflects some of the main lines of research pursued in recent years by Italian and international scholars. It includes articles of a philological, historical, economic and political nature that deal with numerous relevant topics for the study of these regions, characterised as much by a rich cultural tradition as by a growing relevance in the contemporary political scenario.

Keywords Sarmatia • Funerary customs • Bronze Age • Ossetian poetry • Medieval Islamic geography • Shida Kartli • Safī al-Dīn • Niche Diplomacy • South Caucasus • Central Asian Art Music • Yaghnob • Royal Tombs • Nizari Ismailism • Flint • Iron fӕndyr • Sino-Persian relations • Baghdad • Fireplaces • De facto States • Early Kurgan period • EU-Russia Relations • Khiva • Lexical and morpho-syntactic gloss • Maqām • Yerevan • Kashgar • Sayat Nova • Language contact • Caucasus • Turkish-Iranian contacts • ‘Cagi Acmet’ world-map • Political economy • Georgia • Zaravšan • Khatay • ʿAlid diaspora • Italian translation • Cultures and identities in the Afghan Pamir • Turkestan • Persia • Arab Islamic Art Music • Aradetis Orgora • Diplomazia Umanitaria • Matcha • Turkistan • Archaeology • Middle Persian Texts • On Ikki Muqam • Het’um of Korigos • Gastaldi • al-Fārābī • Abd ul-Qādir ibn Ghaybi Marāghī • De facto states • Defter • Vopell • Kalmyk language • ‘ibn-Sinā • Sociolinguistics, Language Policy, Georgian Langua • Ashuq-gusan • Sociolinguistics • Mountain communities of Pamir • Ad hoc tools • Muhit • Hissorak • Azerbaijani • Sogdians • Projectile points • Azerbaigian • B • al-Kindī • G • Post-soviet Conflicts • Arsarot • C • Yaghnobis • South Ossetia • Mantìq • Kosta Chetagurov • Eastern Turkey • Georgian • Lexical influence • Russianisms • Urban redevelopment • Gegharot • Wakhi • Abkhazia • International Organisations • Kurgans • Ramusio • Central Asia • Nagorno Karabakh • Kura-Araxes • Buddhism • Armenian • Manichaeism • Doghlauri • Wakhan Pamir (Afghanistan) • Heroes • Post-soviet City • Tangut • Sos Höyük • Timurid Culture Bukhara • Heart-shaped world map • Sickle blades • Simulacrization • Uighur titles • Early Bronze Age • Obsidian • Herat • Ottoman Empire • Cagi Acmet • Hearths • Islam in Tang China • Shash Maqom • Late Chalcolithic • Minor Powers • Kura-Araxes culture • Iron Age • Southern Caucasus • Extractive institutions • Samarkand • Late Bronze Age • High mountain pastoralism • Sultan Suleiman II • Azerbaijani language • Post-Soviet space • Iosafat Barbaro • Lchashen-Tsitelgori • Rangeland in mountain areas • Cooperation towards development

Thema codes GTM • 1DZTB • 1FC

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-340-3 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-340-3 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-341-0 | Published Oct. 17, 2019 | Language en, it

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