As key nodes that connected ancient silk routes traversing China, Japan and India, trading hubs, towns and cities in Java and Sumatra and other places in Asia were key destination points for merchants, monks and other itinerants plying these routes.
As key nodes that connected ancient silk routes traversing China, Japan and India, trading hubs, towns and cities in Java and Sumatra and other places in Asia were key destination points for merchants, monks and other itinerants plying these routes.
Contents: Foreword by Ho Min Fong; Introduction by John Miksic; Textile: Lou-lan Textiles in the Stein Collection at the National Museum, New Delhi (Nirmala Sharma); Tracing Ancient Networks: Linguistics, Hand-woven Clothes and Looms in Eastern Indonesia (Genevieve Duggan); Ceramics: Archaeological Investigations of Chinese Ceramics Excavated from Kenya (Qin Dashu); The China-Borneo Ceramics Trade Around the 13th Century: The Story of the Two Wrecks (Michael Flecker); Mutural Exchange: Chinese and East African Trade in the Late First/Early Second Millenium BCE (Herman O Kiriama); Aceh and the Maritime Silk Route: Aceh and Northern Sumatra, Key Locations on the Ancient Maritime Silk Route (E Edwards Mckinnon); Ceramics along The Spice Trade Route in the Indonesian Archipelago in the 16th-19th Century (Naniek Harkantiningsih Wibisono); Arts and Artefacts: The Silverwares from Shinan Wreck and Qingyuan Port (Qi Dongfang); The Fairy Likes High Building: An Analogy Analysis Between the Newly-Excavated Pottery Building Decorated with 'Xianglun' in Xiangyang city and the Shrine of Buddha (Futu Ci) of China (Luo Shiping); Buddhism: Comparing the Cross-Cultural Exchanges of Esoteric Buddhism through Overland and Maritime Silk Roads (Tanaka Kimiaki); Ten Stages of Enlightenment (Dasabhumi) in the Journey of Sudhana in Indonesia and Chinese Art (Shashibala); Exploring the Link between the Borobudur Temple and the Avatamsaka Sutra (Hsien Du); Studies on the Chinese Classics on Java Buddhism (Xuan Fang); Postscript: The Silk Road as Wealth, Hope and Despair;
Contents: Foreword by Ho Min Fong; Introduction by John Miksic; Textile: Lou-lan Textiles in the Stein Collection at the National Museum, New Delhi (Nirmala Sharma); Tracing Ancient Networks: Linguistics, Hand-woven Clothes and Looms in Eastern Indonesia (Genevieve Duggan); Ceramics: Archaeological Investigations of Chinese Ceramics Excavated from Kenya (Qin Dashu); The China-Borneo Ceramics Trade Around the 13th Century: The Story of the Two Wrecks (Michael Flecker); Mutural Exchange: Chinese and East African Trade in the Late First/Early Second Millenium BCE (Herman O Kiriama); Aceh and the Maritime Silk Route: Aceh and Northern Sumatra, Key Locations on the Ancient Maritime Silk Route (E Edwards Mckinnon); Ceramics along The Spice Trade Route in the Indonesian Archipelago in the 16th-19th Century (Naniek Harkantiningsih Wibisono); Arts and Artefacts: The Silverwares from Shinan Wreck and Qingyuan Port (Qi Dongfang); The Fairy Likes High Building: An Analogy Analysis Between the Newly-Excavated Pottery Building Decorated with 'Xianglun' in Xiangyang city and the Shrine of Buddha (Futu Ci) of China (Luo Shiping); Buddhism: Comparing the Cross-Cultural Exchanges of Esoteric Buddhism through Overland and Maritime Silk Roads (Tanaka Kimiaki); Ten Stages of Enlightenment (Dasabhumi) in the Journey of Sudhana in Indonesia and Chinese Art (Shashibala); Exploring the Link between the Borobudur Temple and the Avatamsaka Sutra (Hsien Du); Studies on the Chinese Classics on Java Buddhism (Xuan Fang); Postscript: The Silk Road as Wealth, Hope and Despair;
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