Archaeological excavations in Central Asia

Heading: (Pelliot, Paul) Author: Hamlis, Louis, editor Title: Mission Paul Pelliot: III Doulgour-Aqour et Soubachi. Planches Place Published: Paris Publisher:Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettr

These ancient black banded agate dzi beads from the Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex in Central Asia are a set of three, measuring approximately 1.2-1.9 cm (0.47-0.75 inches) in diameter each.

This delicate amulet, carved from fossilised shell, known as aragonite, dates back to the 3rd-2nd millennium B.C., hailing from the Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex (BMAC) of Central Asia. It m

New Archaeological Discoveries in Asiatic Russia and... New Archaeological Discoveries in Asiatic Russia and Central Asia In: Archaeological Studies. Issue 16 Masson V.M. (1994). Sankt-Petersburg. ISB

Ancient Central Asia, Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex (BMAC) / Bactrian, ca. 3000 to 2000 BCE; Ancient Near East, ca. 4th millennium to 6th century BCE; Western Asia, probably made in Khorasan

Central Asia, Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex (BMAC), Bronze Age, ca. 10th to 7th century BCE. An elegant cast bronze axe head of simple form, with a long, straight, rectangular blade and an o

Central Asia, Indus Valley, Harappan / Mohenjo-Daro civilization, ca. 2700 to 2000 BCE. A pretty example of the painted red and black wares found at the large archaeological site of Mohenjo-Daro, a bo

Category: SealingsThis bronze openwork stamp seal from the Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex represents the advanced metalworking skills of the Bronze Age civilization in Central Asia. Its desig

Lakai 'Felt-Rug/Embroidery', Uzbekistan Central Asia, End of 19th century, felt/wool, approx. 358 x 131 cm, condition: 2-3 (minimal traces of age, good condition), typical Lakai motives, 'from the PET

An older example of Turkmen weaving, probably mid 19th century (or before?), with an unusual border as well as a lovely elem design (in the bottom panel). The condition is not perfect, it has overall

Uzbek Rug, Central Asia, late 19th century8 ft. x 3 ft. 2 in.Provenance: Seref ?zen, Cocoon Istanbul, September 2000.Other Notes: Uzbek rugs are often confused with Ersari products. Four rugs, quite s

Central Asia.- Ides (E. Ysbrants) Three Years Travel from Moscow over-land to China, first English edition, engraved additional title, folding engraved map (small hole at fold, tear at fold and anothe

Uzbek 'Main-Carpet', Uzbekistan Central Asia, 19th century, wool/wool, approx. 275 x 138 cm, condition: 3 (good condition), 'from the PETER GANGLER Collection'.*

‡ A TURQUOISE GLAZED RELIEF TILE CENTRAL ASIA 14TH CENTURY moulded red earthenware of rectangular form with geometric lattice design around a central circular medallion 28.2 x 16cm Provenance: Europ

Large Tashkent Suzani, Central Asia, 19th C. Silk on wool. 6'10'' x 8'4'' (208 x 254 cm).

PROPERTY OF PRIVETE NYC DEALER. Antique Ersari rug , Central Asia , Circa 1900's.This Nazmiyal auction includes antique rugs, vintage rugs, oriental rugs, and tapestry collection from all significant

Lakai 'Felt-Rug/Embroidery', Uzbekistan Central Asia, circa 1910, wool/felt, approx. 174 x 110 cm, condition: 3, 'from the PETER GANGLER Collection'. *

Shyrdak 'Felt-Rug', Kirgizistan Central Asia, circa 1910/1920, felt/felt, approx. 320 x 148 cm, condition: 2-3 (small holes, otherwise good), 'from the PETER GANGLER Collection'. (Literature: Hali, 'T

Probably silk on cotton. 150 cm x 127 cm. Hand embroidered. Shipping of this object by a third party possible. List of selected trusted shipping partners attached to each invoice. The auction house do

Kirgiz 'Felt-Rug', Kirgizistan Central Asia, circa 1920/1930, felt/wool, approx. 177 x 92 cm, condition: 2- 3, 'from the PETER GANGLER Collection'. *

Up to 57 cm long. Probably gold-plated silver. Some stones with engraved stars and a crescent moon. Probably the region of Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kirgyztan, Tadjikistan, Afghanistan.

Ancient Bactrian Ritual Object Central Asia. Ca. 2nd millennium B.C. Size 9 1/2 inches high. 5 inches wide. A Massive carved white-tan marble conical, egg shaped votive object. Drilled at the top with

Uzbek 'Flatweave', Uzbekistan Central Asia, circa 1920, wool/wool, approx. 287 x 170 cm, condition: 2- 3.*

Antique Khotan Rug, Central Asia: 4'6'' x 8'8'' (137 x 264 cm).