East and West
BI-ANNUAL PEER-REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL PUBLISHED BY
ISMEO – The International Association for Mediterranean and Oriental Studies
BI-ANNUAL PEER-REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL PUBLISHED BY
ISMEO – The International Association for Mediterranean and Oriental Studies
East and West (New Series) resumes its publications, after almost a decade of silence, with this first issue of the 2020 Volume. This is exactly seventy years after Giuseppe Tucci, in his quality of President of IsMEO, began, with his Foreword contained in the first pages of the first issue of East and West 1 (1950), his dialogue between East and West.
ISSN 0012-8376
Introductory Note by L.M. Olivieri
M. Rossi, Anthropoid Sarcophagi in Mesopotamia and Persia
L. Colliva, S. Mancini, S.M. Sameen, Gawr Tepe, A New MiSAK Project in Iraqi Kurdistan
M. Vidale, G. Sidoti, What a balafré is Made of
E. Iori, The Ceramic Sequence of the Citadel (Barama) of Mengjieli/Massaga: the Capital City of Uḍḍiyāna
Z. Khan, S. Maqsood Ahmad, Narrative of an Attack on the British Garrison of Doaba (Former Mohmand Agency). A Note from the Persian Manuscript of Durr-i-Maqāl
M.A. Polichetti, Notes on the Logical Presuppositions of Rebirth
F. De Romanis, The Business of Demetrius the Arabarch and the Roman Coins from India
T. Gnoli, Palmyra and the Red Sea: La Venise des sables Thirty Years Later
Obituaries
Philippe Gignoux (1931-2023)
Silvio Vita (1954-2023)
ISMEO Activities, 2023
List of contributors
A.S. Bonfanti, R. Dan, From Phrygia to Urartu. The Phrygian Belts Discovered in Toprakkale/Rusaḫinili Qilbani=kai and the Relations between Urartu and Phrygia
N. Eskandari, K.A. Niknami, M. Vidale, The Bronze Age Center of Shahdad, South-East Iran: “Hollow” vs. Nucleated Early Urban Processes
G.L. Bonora, G.R. Osmida (†), A.Cengia, A General Overview of the Oxus Civil-ization Graveyard of Adji Kui in Margiana (South Turkmenistan)
L.M. Olivieri, F. Sinisi, The Stele and the Other Statues. A Stone Puzzle from Surkh Kotal
M.P. Joshi, V. Bahuguna, P.S. Rawat, H. Chauhan, M.M. Joshi, V.P. Rawat, Lord of Kedara: A Unique Sculpture from Uttarakhand Himalaya
F. Scialpi, Mahatma Gandhi, an Inspiration for a New Humanitarian Society
M.A. Polichetti, Notes on The Last Judgement, an Annamite Painting of Christian Inspiration (18th Century) Conserved in the Vatican Museums
L. Declich, Emilio Dubbiosi and the Fondo Dubbiosi
O. Nalesini, Concetto Guttuso: a Brief Remembrance
S. Morra, Rethinking mālūf, Arab Andalusian Music in Tunisia
G. Banti, Some Further Remarks on the Old Harari Kitāb alfarāyid
N. Mahzounzadeh, E. Bortolini, Beyond Shape: a New Perspective on the Classification of Arrowheads from the Historical Pre-Islamic Period in Iran
B. Genito, The State/Imperial Political Formation of the Achaemenid Dynasty, an Archaeological Question
C.G. Cereti, MAIKI Activities on the Paikuli Monument and Its Surroundings
E. Matin, The Achaemenid Settlement of Dashtestan (Borazjan): A View from Persepolis
O. Nalesini, Old Tibetan <ʼbrong>, Burmese <proṅ> and Old Mon <preṅ>
Foreword by Adriano V. Rossi
G. Gnoli, More on the “Traditional Date of Zoroaster:” the Arsacid Era and Other Topics
S. Ferdinandi, Mons Thabor: status questiones
A. Taddei, The Skeuophylakion of the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople: Events of the Fourth to Sixth Centuries CE
F. Desset, M. Vidale, N. Eskandari, K. Caulfield, Distaffs and “Temple” in Early Bronze Age Iran
A. Askari Chaverdi, P. Callieri, Tol-e Ajori and Takht-e Jamshid: a Sequence of Imperial Projects in the Persepolis Area
A. Filigenzi, A Space of Mobility: the Interregional Dynamics of Buddhist Artistic Production as Reflected in Archaeological Evidence
Elena Bashir (University of Chicago), Pierfrancesco Callieri (Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna), Franco Cardini (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa), Riccardo Contini (University of Naples “L’Orientale”), Michel Fournié (Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales), Bert Fragner (Austrian Academy of Sciences), Claudio Lo Jacono (Istituto per l’Oriente C.A. Nallino), Marco Mancini (Sapienza University of Rome), Luca Maria Olivieri (Ca' Foscari University of Venice), Simonetta Ponchia (University of Verona), Adriano Rossi (ISMEO) (chairman), Maurizio Scarpari (Ca' Foscari University of Venice), Fabio Scialpi (Sapienza University of Rome), Miriam T. Stark (University of Hawai’i - Mānoa), Silvia Vignato (University of Milan - Bicocca)
Giorgio Banti (University of Naples “L’Orientale”), Pia Brancaccio (Drexel University), Giuseppe Buffon (Pontificia Università Antonianum), Franco Crevatin (University of Trieste), Andrea Manzo (University of Naples “L’Orientale”), Cristina Scherrer-Schaub (École pratique des Hautes Études), Daniel Septfonds (Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales)
Marco Baldi, Luca Maria Olivieri (senior editor), Priscilla Vitolo
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