International Dunhuang Project: Working on Stein’s Archaeological Legacy John Falconer* and Susan Whitﬁeld** *Lead Curator, Visual Arts, and Curator of Photographs, The British

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Date: 2012-03-28 09:24:19 Aurel Stein Dunhuang Niya Hotan Taklamakan Desert Kingdom of Khotan Sven Hedin Tarim River Sam van Schaik Asia Sites along the Silk Road International Dunhuang Project		International Dunhuang Project: Working on Stein’s Archaeological Legacy John Falconer* and Susan Whitﬁeld** *Lead Curator, Visual Arts, and Curator of Photographs, The British Add to Reading List Source URL: www.britishmuseum.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 434,66 KB Share Document on Facebook

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