Spanning the Eurasian continent and thousands of years, the Silk Road was an incredible network of trade routes, but wares were far from the only goods exchanged on its expanses. People from many lands travelled the passages of the Silk Road and with them they brought their religion, culture, art, music, cuisine, technology and way of life. Silk from China was brought to Rome, glass from Baghdad found its way to Mongolia. Buddhism spread from India outward, the Koran travelled thousands of miles. And with each stop, a new variation was made on the object or idea that found itself in a new place. Travelling the Silk Road follows this transition and transmission of wares and culture from Xi'an, China, to Turfan, China, on to Samarkand in Uzbekistan, then Baghdad in Iraq and finally to Istanbul, Turkey and the sea routes around the continent. This truly epic journey is illustrated with amazing artwork, texts and artefacts found in archaeological sites all along the road.
刘文敏,中国三峡出版社社长,曾任人民画报社主任记者、中国画报出版社常务副社长,中国摄影家协会会员,中国新闻摄影协会理事
絲绸之路: 通向中亚的历史古道
本书分为四章,分别为"丝绸之路的秘密",讲丝绸之路在历史上的通绝兴衰;"长安城与丝绸之路",讲汉唐两代长安城以其地标建筑与丝绸之路缔结的具体联系;"在长安总会找到信仰" ...
本书通过王长勇穿越沙漠的故事, 缅怀先民们在中国与阿拉伯商人的商业贸易史上所做的奉献与努力.
Traversed by pilgrim and pillager alike, this is the road of Marco Polo, Alexander the Great, Kublai Khan and Attila the Hun--the road connecting east and west and linking the great historic cultures of Eurasia.
Traversed by pilgrim and pillager alike, this is the road of Marco Polo, Alexander the Great, Kublai Khan and Attila the Hun--the road connecting east and west and linking the great historic cultures of Eurasia.
Edited by Susan Whitfield, an established authority on the subject, with contributions from over 80 leading scholars from across the globe, Silk Roads situates the ancient routes against the landscapes that defined them, to reveal the raw ...
For use in schools and libraries only. Traces the history and purpose of the legendary trade route between China and Byzantium during the Tang Dynasty (A.D. 618-906).
This is the first volume by multiple authors in our series entitled The Silk Road: Interwoven History.