OPEN ACCESS PUBLICATIONS
You can follow these links to external sites related to our project's research and team as well as our most recent Open Access publications.
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- Open Access Archaeometry article: Indian Ocean maritime trade analysis
Zampierin D., Moita P., Lischi S., van Aerde M., Barrulas P. & Mirão J. (2024), A multi-analytical approach applied to pottery from Oman as a key to understanding ancient Indian Ocean maritime trade, Archaeometry : 1–49. - Journal article on our Karakorum rock art research and community outreach
Van Aerde, M. & A. G. Khan, 2021. 'Carvings & Community: inclusive heritage solutions for protecting Karakorum petroglyphs under threat', in: Journal of Archaeohistorical Studies JAHS 2021 Vol. 1 Issue 2, 77-90. - Book chapter on Karakorum rock art & the ancient Silk Roads
'Routes Beyond Gandhara: Buddhist Rock Carvings in the Context of the Early Silk Roads' - Open Access book chapter by Marike van Aerde (Springer, 2019) - Book chapter on Buddhist rock art and Gandharan transmissions
Van Aerde, M.E.J.J. & A. D. L. Mohns & A. G. Khan, 2020. ‘Buddha on the Rocks, Gandharan
Connections through the Karakorum Mountains’, in: W. Rienjang & P. Stewart (eds.) The Global Connections of Gandharan Art, Proceedings of the Third International Workshop of the Gandhara Connections Project, University of Oxford, 18th-19th March 2019. Archaeopress, Oxford, 105-134.
- Author page for Dr. Marike van Aerde at Peeters Publishers (BaBesch Supplement Series)
- Research project webpage 'Routes of Exchange, Roots of Connectivity' - Leiden University
- Main university profile Dr. Marike van Aerde - Leiden University
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Gandhara Connections webcast, Oxford University
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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Listed here are some recent academic publications from our team. More details can be found at the Leiden University website, linked above.
Van Aerde, M.E.J.J., 2018. ‘Revisiting Taxila: A new approach to the Greco-Buddhist archaeological record’, in: Ancient West & East (AWE) Vol. 17: 203-230.
Van Aerde, M.E.J.J. 2019. ‘Routes beyond Gandhara: Buddhist Rock Carvings in the Context of the Early Silk Roads’, in: L.E. Yang & H. R. Bork & X. Fang & S. Mischke (eds.), Socio-environmental dynamics along the historic Silk Road. Past Global Changes (PAGES) & Springer Open, 455-480.
Van Aerde, M.E.J.J. & D. Zampierin, 2020. ‘A lot of pepper and a little garum: an archaeological comparison of the Roman presence at Berenike and Arikamedu,’ in: Journal of Ancient West & East (AWE) Vol. 19.
Van Aerde, M.E.J.J. & A. D. L. Mohns & A. G. Khan, 2020. ‘Buddha on the Rocks, Gandharan
Connections through the Karakorum Mountains’, in: W. Rienjang & P. Stewart (eds.) The Global Connections of Gandharan Art, Proceedings of the Third International Workshop of the Gandhara Connections Project, University of Oxford, 18th-19th March 2019. Archaeopress, Oxford, 105-134.
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