Here we report the results of an archaeobotanical study carried out on Ceramic Neolithic (2700–2000 bc ) and Kushan period ( ad 100–300) deposits at Kanispur, Kashmir, northern India. Botanical evidence from the Ceramic Neolithic phase reflects a nascent agriculture based on cold-tolerant ...
about 40 years later. His rule was a period of retrenchment and consolidation for the Empire. In particular he devoted time and effort early in his reign to the exertion of greater control over the city of Mathura.
The Kushan Empire fell in 375 to the Kidarite Huns after a protracted period of decline following its division into two after 225 AD.Answer and Explanation: Sogdians were inhabitants of Sogdia, an ancient Iranian civilization that existed in the modern territory of the "stan" countries. Its ...
Early Neolithic agriculture (2700-2000 BC) and Kushan period developments (AD 100-300): macrobotanical evidence from Kanispur in Kashmir, India.doi:10.1007/s00334-017-0645-8Anil K. PokhariaB. R. ManiMichael SpateAlison BettsAlka Srivastava...
For the first time an attempt is made here to draw a picture of the cultural progress made, as a whole, in the Kushan period, by utilising all available literary and archaeological data. Chapter I - The first chapter deals with the geographical features of the area over which the Yue-chi...
Although fine-quality pottery decorated with animal, bird, and figural designs was being made in NewNisain the 15th century, the artistic revival of the Mongol period that Timur had launched in western Turkistan had died out by the 16th century, when the emirate of Bukhara, incorporating much ...