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338 Seiten, 436 s/w Abb., 145 farb. Abb., 32 Tabellen, 5 Karten als Beilage. 4° Kart. *verlagsneu* Karakorum, the first capital of the Mongol empire, has, since 1998, been explored by archaeologists from the University of Bonn in an interdisciplinary and international cooperation project. This first multi-year study of a newly founded city in the Mongolian steppe sheds new light on the complexity of equestrian nomadic organizations. The excavation area on the main street of the city opened a deep insight into Chinese crafts quarters and the living conditions of residents in the 13th and 14th Centuries AD. This publication includes findings from the excavations in the city center as well as contributions on the research history of Karakorum, but also on environmental geography and history of religion. Karakorum, die erste Hauptstadt des mongolischen Weltreiches wird seit 1998 von Archäologen der Universität Bonn in einem interdisziplinären und internationalen Kooperationsprojekt erforscht. Die erstmalige langjährige Untersuchung einer neugegründeten Stadt in der mongolischen Steppe wirft neues Licht auf die Komplexität reiternomadischer Organisationsformen. Die Grabungsfläche an der Hauptstraße der Stadt eröffnen tiefe Einblicke in ein chinesisch geprägtes Handwerkerviertel sowie die Lebensumstände der Bewohner im 13./14. Jahrhundert n. Chr. Die Publikation umfasst Funde und Befunde aus den Grabungen in der Stadtmitte sowie Beiträge zur Erforschungsgeschichte Karakorums, aber auch zur Umweltgeographie und zur Religionsgeschichte. Sprache: Deutsch.

North, 2002. 136 pages. Illustrated in colour. Orig. soft cover. Light traces of use. Very good. * Inscribed by the artist. **Text in Danish and English.

North, 2002. 136 pages. Illustrated in colour. Orig. soft cover. Near fine-. * Text in Danish and English.