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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Xiongnu"”.
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Archaeological investigations of Xiongnu-Hun cultural connections.
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Unraveling the population history of the Xiongnu to explain molecular and archaeological models of prehistoric Mongolia
… tribes, known to Chinese historians as Xiongnu, ruled from the 3rd century BCE to the 2nd century CE. They came to define steppe polity construction later used by the Mongol Empire under the reign of Chinggis Khan. These nomads moved extensively over the eastern steppe and interacted, …
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Unraveling the population history of the Xiongnu to explain molecular and archaeological models of prehistoric Mongolia
… tribes, known to Chinese historians as Xiongnu, ruled from the 3rd century BCE to the 2nd century CE. They came to define steppe polity construction later used by the Mongol Empire under the reign of Chinggis Khan. These nomads moved extensively over the eastern steppe and interacted, …
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A Stable Isotopic (Carbon And Nitrogen) Evaluation Of Regional Differences In Herded Animal Diet And Pastoral Risk Management Practices During The Xiongnu Period Of Mongolia.
During the Xiongnu Period (c. 300 BC- AD 100) of Mongolia, mobile agropastoralism constituted the primary form of subsistence. While this fact is supported by the recovery of animal and plant remains from mortuary contexts, there is a dearth of research concerning the variation of mobile …
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The general's marching - Huo Qubing
… for his swift and decisive campaigns against the Xiongnu, Huo embodied unyielding determination, strategic brilliance, and an unbreakable will to protect his homeland. This composition explores the dynamic energy and emotional intensity of warfare, blending powerful orchestral textures with …
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Religious and Ritualized Landscapes of Iron Age North Central Eurasia
Animal Style Art (ASA), an iconographic style expressed on monuments and material culture, is a geographically widespread phenomenon in north central Eurasia during the Iron Age (ca. 1,000 BCE – 100 CE). Frequently depicted elements of this style include composite animals composed of animal …