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Cambridge University Press, 1961. — 191 p. The documents contained in the Hedin Collection of Saka Texts from Khotan were obtained by Professor Dr Sven Hedin, Dr E. Norin and Dr N. Ambolt in the region of Khotan. They'are partly written on paper, nos. 1-30, partly on wood, nos. 31-75. The contents are literary texts, business letters and military orders. The places Kṣa Auve, Phema, Cira, Birgandara, and Āskura are prominent in the documents. The date of the texts is in the eighth to tenth centuries a.d.
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- Author
- Bailey H.W.
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Language Learning, Language
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