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049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aA.III/6729
111 |aInternational Conference on Central Asia|d(1969 :|cNew Delhi)
245 10|aCentral Asia :|bmovement of peoples and ideas from times prehistoric to modern /|cedited by Amalendu Guha.
250 |aFirst printed.
260 |a[New Delhi] :|bIndian Council for Cultural Relations,|c1970.
300 |axi, 321 s., [10] s. resim :|bresim, harita, tablo ;|c24 cm.
504 |aBibliyografya, makale sonlarındadır.
505 |tIndia and Central Asia in the old stone age /|rS. P. Gupta,|gs. [15]-24 --|tThe middle palaeolithic cultures of India, central and Western Asia and Europe /|rH. D. Sankalia,|gs. [25]-52 --|tIranian influence on Early Indo-Pakistani cultures /|rH. D. Sankalia,|gs. [53]-74 --|tCental Asia and India during the neolithic and chalcolithic period /|rB. K. Thapar,|gs. [75]-83 --|tThe appearance of the Indo-Europeans and Indo-Aryans in Anatolia /|rKemal Balkan,|gs. [84]-90 --|tRapporteur’s report for theme-I (Sessions I and II) /|rS. P. Gupta ,|gs. [91]-94 --|tIndia and Central Asia: Historical-cultural contacts in ancient times /|rG. M. Bongard-Levin,|gs. [97]-109 --|tIndia and Central Asia from 6th century B. C. to 6th century A. D. /|rG. R. Sharma,|gs. [110]-120 --|tTa-Hsia and the problem concerning the advent of Nomadic peoples in Greek Bactria /|rB. N. Mukherjee,|gs. [121]-129 --|tYakshi or Kinnari Pot from Begram /|rR. C. Agrawala,|gs. [130]-138 --|tHariti-Lakshmi from Dandan-Ulig in Central Asia /|rP. Banerjee,|gs. [139]-146 --|tRapporteur’s report for theme-II (Sessions 3rd and 4th) /|rR. C. Agrawala,|gs. [147]-148 --|tIndia’s influence on the development of social thought among the peoples of Central Asia /|rB. G. Gafurov,|gs. [151]-156 --|tIndia’s cultural relations with Central Asia during the medieval period /|rK. A. Nizami,|gs. [157]-166 --|tSome observations on the impact of Central Asian ideas and institutions on the structure of society and administration in Northern India between the 10th and 12th centuries, A. D. /|rSatish Chandra,|gs. [167]-173 --|tCental Asia and Early Indian Cavalry (c. 200 B. C.-1200 A. D.) /|rR. S. Sharma,|gs. [174]-181 --|tBetween Oxus and Indus: A local history of the Frontier 500 B. C.-1925 A. D. /|rJ. P. Singh Uberoi,|gs. [183]-199 --|tArmenian Traders in India in the seventeenth century /|rSurendra Gopal,|gs. [200]-213 --|tRapporteur’s report for the 5th and 6th Sessions (theme-III) /|rK. A. Nizami,|gs. [214]-216 --|tIndian literature and art in the USSR /|rM. A. Drobishev,|gs. [219]-226 --|tThe democratic trend in the Central Asian literature in the nineteenth and early twentieth century /|rDevendra Kaushik,|gs. [227]-235 --|tLeo Tolstoy and Mahatma Gandhi /|rS. A. Mikoyan,|gs. [236]-241 --|tThe study of Islamic philosophy in contemporary Iran /|rMehdi Mohaghegh,|gs. [242]-247 --|tForeign intervention as an obstacle to the diffusion of thought in 19th and 20th century Afghanistan /|rMohammad Kazem Ahang,|gs. [248]-258 --|tCental Asian economic relations: Their impact on 20th-Century Afghanistan /|rAmalendu Guha,|gs. [259]-287 --|tRapporteur’s report for themes IV and V (Sessions 7th and 8th) /|rAmalendu Guha,|gs. [288]-293.
700 1 |aGuha, Amalendu,|eeditör.