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===IDP Papers and Articles===

A list of potentially useful references from the IDP website

====Research Papers on IDP====

<ul>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/perils/index.a4d Enjoy It While it Lasts: A Brief Golden Age of Freedom of Scholarly Information?]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/forgeries/index.a4d The Question of Forgeries]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/symposium/goldenlight/index.a4d Suvarṇaprabhāsottamasūtra]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/symposium/tangut/index.a4d A Review of Tangut Buddhism, Art and Textual Studies]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/giles/index.a4d Introduction to <cite>Descriptive Catalogue of the Chinese Manuscripts from Tunhuang in the British Museum</cite>]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/medicine_society/index.a4d Médecine, société et religion dans la Chine médiévale Manuscrits de Dunhuang et pratiques de santé]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/medicine_society/abstracts.a4d Abstracts of the medical manuscripts from Dunhuang]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/medicine/angina.a4d A Chinese Medieval Treatment for Angina]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/orientalists/index.a4d Proceedings (Extract) of XII International Congress of Orientalists, Rome, October 1899]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/downloads/otani_london.pdf Otani Kozui's 1910 visit to London (PDF)]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/downloads/GI_Orthography_2008-06-22.pdf Orthography of Early Chinese Writing: Evidence from Newly Excavated Manuscripts (PDF)]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/downloads/galambos.pdf A Tenth Century Manuscript from Dunhuang Concerning the Gantong Monastery at Liangzhou (PDF)]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/downloads/hng_translation.pdf Current status and future prospects of the Hanzi Normative Glyphs (HNG) Database (PDF)]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/astronomy_researchers/index.a4d The Dunhuang Sky: A Comprehensive Study of the Oldest Known Star Atlas]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/astronomy_researchers/translation.html Star Atlas: Translation]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/downloads/portable_paintings.pdf A Technical Study of Portable Tenth-Century Paintings from Dunhuang in US Collections (PDF)]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/downloads/Whitfield_SilkRoad.pdf Was there a Silk Road? (PDF)]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/downloads/JIABS_2007_30%20van%20Schaik_Doney%202009.pdf The Prayer, the Priest and the Tsenpo: An Early Buddhist Narrative from Dunhuang (PDF)]</li>
</ul>
====Educational Resources on IDP====

<ul>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/dialogue/index.a4d Cultural Dialogue on the Silk Road: A Mini Gallery]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/gansu/index.a4d The Story of Gansu: Where Cultures and Religions Meet]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/silk_road/index.a4d The Silk Road: Trade, Travel, War and Faith]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/bookbinding/bookbinding.a4d Bookbinding]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/buddhism/index.html Buddhism on the Silk Road]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/medicine/index.a4d Medicine on the Silk Road]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/buddhism_pack/index.html Buddhism Education Pack]</li>
<li>[http://idp.bl.uk/education/astronomy/index.html Chinese Astronomy]</li>
</ul>

====''IDP News'' Articles====

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news01/idpnews_01.a4d Issue 1 – May 1993]
<ul>
<li>'Cave 17' Conference Sussex University, UK October 13–15, 1993</li>
<li>Establishment of the IDP Steering Group</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news02/idpnews_02.a4d Issue 2 – January 1995]
<ul>
<li>The Dunhuang Manuscripts in St.Petersburg</li>
<li>Khara-Khoto — The Black City</li>
<li>The Star Chart</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news03/idpnews_03.a4d Issue 3 – July 1995]
<ul>
<li>Berlin's Re-united Collections</li>
<li>Conservation and Science</li>
<li>Qizil Caves</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news04/idpnews_04.a4d Issue 4 – January 1996]
<ul>
<li>Dunhuang at the Bibliothèque National in Paris</li>
<li>An Oasis in Europe Dunhuang Studies in France</li>
<li>The Year of the Rat</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news05/idpnews_05.a4d Issue 5 – Summer 1996]
<ul>
<li>The Conservation of Manuscripts from Dunhuang and Central Asia</li>
<li>Two Conservation Problems</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news06/idpnews_06.a4d Issue 6 – November 1996]
<ul>
<li>Dunhuang Manuscripts Collections in China</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news07/idpnews_07.a4d Issue 7 – Spring 1997]
<ul>
<li>Ye Changchi: Pioneer of Dunhuang Studies by Rong Xinjiang</li>
<li>Towards a New Understanding of Huahujing (The scripture of transforming the barbarians) from Dunhuang by Liu Yi</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news08_09/idpnews_08_09.a4d Issues 8 &amp; 9 – Summer/Winter 1997]
<ul>
<li>Genuine, Copy or Forgery?</li>
<li>IDP Workshop on Dunhuang Mansuscript Forgeries</li>
<li>Chronological Classification of Dunhuang Buddhist Manuscripts</li>
<li>IDP Symposium: 'Dunhuang and Turfan'</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news10/idpnews_10.a4d Issue 10 – Spring 1998]
<ul>
<li>Count Otani's Central Asian Expeditions</li>
<li>Japanese Collections of Dunhuang and Silk Road Manuscripts</li>
<li>On the Photography of Magistrate Wang and His Family by Wang Jiqing</li>
<li>Meeting on the Centenary of the Discovery of the Dunhuang Manuscript Cave by Rong Xinjiang</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news11/idpnews_11.a4d Issue 11 – Summer 1998]
<ul>
<li>Preservation of Dunhuang and Central Asian Collections: Third International Conference</li>
<li>Conference Programme</li>
<li>The Silk Road Project: Reuniting Turfan's Scattered Treasures by Valerie Hansen</li>
<li>Conservation in Japan</li>
<li>The Tradition of Japanese Mounting and Some Methods Applied to Early Graphic Materials by W. Andrew Hare</li>
<li>Conservation of 3rd Century Loulan Paper Documents by Katsuhiko Masuda</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news12/idpnews_12.a4d Issue 12 – Winter 1998/9]
<ul>
<li>The Stein Collection in the British Library</li>
<li>Dunhuang Manuscripts in the Taipei National Central Library by Lou Kamtong</li>
<li>Dunhuang Manuscripts at Academia Sinica, Taipei by Tu Cheng-sheng</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news13/idpnews_13.a4d Issue 13 – Spring 1999]
<ul>
<li>Site and Wall Paintings' Conservation at the Mogao Grottoes by Neville Agnew</li>
<li>The Origin of Chess: The Initiative Group Koenigstein</li>
<li>Stylus-Impressed Writing on the Dunhuang Manuscripts by Yasukazu Yoshizawa and Yoshinori Kobayashi</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news14/idpnews_14.a4d Issue 14 – Autumn 1999]
<ul>
<li>The Preservation of Manuscripts, Artefacts and Paintings from Dunhuang and Central Asia</li>
<li>Transparent Plastic Film Materials for Document Conservation by Dr Barry Cope</li>
<li>Samuil Martynovich Dudin by Professor L. N. Menshikov</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news15/idpnews_15.a4d Issue 15 – Spring 2000]
<ul>
<li>Mannerheim's Central Asian Expedition of 1906–1908 by Alpo Ratia</li>
<li>Stein's Dunhuang Limes Revisited by C. W. Dyment</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news16/idpnews_16.a4d Issue 16 – Autumn 2000]
<ul>
<li>Celebrating the Centenary</li>
<li>2000 International Conference on Dunhuang Studies by Roderick Whitfield</li>
<li>International Academic Conference on the Centenary of the Discovery of the Dunhuang Library Cave by Frances Wood</li>
<li>'Respect, Understanding and Good Faith' - 'Reminiscence of Dunhuang Manuscripts in British Collections'</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news17/idpnews_17.a4d Issue 17 – Winter 2000/1]
<ul>
<li>Tibetan Manuscripts in Gansu Province, China by Sam van Schaik</li>
<li>Bibliography of Catalogues of Tibetan Central Asian Manuscript Collections</li>
<li>Summary of the January 2001 EPHE Vème section lecture series by Matthew Kapstein</li>
<li>Ellsworth Huntington and the Central Asian Manuscripts at Yale by Sam van Schaik</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news18/idpnews_18.a4d Issue 18 – Summer 2001]
<ul>
<li>The Three Rabbits</li>
<li>Camel and Yak Hair on the Silk Road by M. L. Ryder</li>
<li>A Dash Across Asia</li>
<li>More Dogs and Other Animals… </li>
<li>Sir Auriel Stein's Grave in Kabul</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news19/idpnews_19.a4d Issue 19 – Winter 2001]
<ul>
<li>Chinggis Khan's Name Encrypted in a Tangut Song</li>
<li>Setting Standards — IDP Photography and Digitisation</li>
<li>New IDP website: Buddhism on the Silk Road</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news20/idpnews_20.a4d Issue 20 – Spring 2002]
<ul>
<li>Manuscript Forgeries</li>
<li>Dunhuang Manuscript Forgeries</li>
<li>Islam Akhuns Forgeries 1895–7</li>
<li>Two 'New' Islam Akhuns Forgeries &amp; Forgeries Today</li>
<li>More Stein News</li>
<li>The UK-Hungarian Stein Project</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news21/idpnews_21.a4d Issue 21 – Summer 2002]
<ul>
<li>The IDP Database Goes International</li>
<li>Sven Hedin: Explorer and Collector</li>
<li>The Centenary of the First German Expedition to Turfan</li>
<li>The Sven Hedin Foundation</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news22_23/idpnews_22_23.a4d Issue 22/23 – Winter 2002/Spring 2003]
<ul>
<li>Launch of the Chinese Web Site</li>
<li>5th Conservation Conference in Stockholm</li>
<li>Dunhuang Paintings Online</li>
<li>An Enduring Friendship: De Filippi and Stein</li>
<li>Memories of Ksenia Kepping</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news24/idpnews_24.a4d Issue 24 – Autumn 2004]
<ul>
<li>IDP 10 years on</li>
<li>The Silk Road Exhibition and associated events</li>
<li>IDP in Russia and Japan</li>
<li>Project Appeal</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news25/idpnews_25.a4d Issue 25 – Spring 2005]
<ul>
<li>St Petersburg Online</li>
<li>A Journey of Exploration: Objets d'Arts of the Museum of Indian Art, Berlin, in the State Hermitage, St Petersburg</li>
<li>Archaeological Finds from Khotan in the State Museum of Ethnography in Munich</li>
<li>Stein in the UK, Hungary and India</li>
<li>Obituary: Nadezhda Mironovna Brovenko (1946–2003)</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news26/idpnews_26.a4d Issue 26 – Winter 2005]
<ul>
<li>2005 – The New Year in Review</li>
<li>New Funding</li>
<li>A Guide to the IDP Website and Database</li>
<li>Uighur Studies in China: A Review</li>
<li>Professor L.N. Menshikov (1926–2005)</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news27/idpnews_27.a4d Issue 27 – Spring 2006]
<ul>
<li>The Berlin Turfan Collection — Online</li>
<li>Nikolai Mikhailovich Przhevalsky and the Politics of Russian Imperialism</li>
<li>A Study of the Silk Braids on Stein Chinese Scrolls</li>
<li>Textile Exhibition and Publication</li>
<li>The Use of Melinex for Enclosing Manuscript Fragments</li>
<li>Kashgar: Cultural Monuments and Spaces</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news28/idpnews_28.a4d Issue 28 – Winter 2006]
<ul>
<li>Recent Japanese Research on Silk Road Manuscripts</li>
<li>The Zhufoyaojijing at the Lüshun Museum</li>
<li>Database of the Normative Glyphs in Hanzi Script (HNG)</li>
<li>Codicological study of old Chinese Manuscripts</li>
<li>Exploiting the high dynamic range of images for study</li>
<li>Scientific Analysis of Paper from Ancient Central Asian Manuscripts</li>
<li>The British Library Sanskrit Fragments</li>
<li>Boris Il'ich Marshak</li>
<li>Ford Foundation Symposium</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news29/idpnews_29.a4d Issue 29 – Spring 2007]
<ul>
<li>A Century of Collection Care</li>
<li>The Conservation of Stein Tibetan Manuscripts</li>
<li>Recent IDP Conservation Initiatives</li>
<li>Turfan Conservation in Berlin, Dr Simone-Christiane Raschmann</li>
<li>Remembering Wang Xu (1930-1997), Sarah Allen</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news30/idpnews_30.a4d Issue 30 – Winter 2007]
<ul>
<li>Stein and Chinese Officials at Dunhuang</li>
<li>A Study in the Manufacture of Old Asian Inks</li>
<li>IDP Conservation News</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news31/idpnews_31.a4d Issue 31 – Spring/Summer 2008]
<ul>
<li>IDP-CREA Cultural Routes of Eurasia</li>
<li>IDP-CREA Partners and Activities</li>
<li>Western Eyes: An Exhibition of Historical Photographs of China taken by European Photographers, 1860–1930</li>
<li>The Conservation of an Eighteenth Century Chinese Tao</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news32/idpnews_32.a4d Issue 32 – Winter 2008–9]
<ul>
<li>Archaeology in Xinjiang</li>
<li>A Century On: Documenting Archaeological Sites in Xinjiang</li>
<li>Berlin Researchers in Turfan</li>
<li>New Discoveries and Research on Khotan</li>
<li>Celebrating the 2009 International Year of Astronomy</li>
<li>Understanding the Dunhuang Star Chart</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news33/idpnews_33.a4d Issue 33 – Spring 2009 (in French and English)]
<ul>
<li>IDP France Goes Live</li>
<li>Undoing Old and Doing New Conservation on Pelliot Chinois 2547 and 2490</li>
<li>IDP’s Educational Activities and New Resources
</li>
<li>French Publications on the Silk Road</li>
<li>Obituary: Song Jiayu 宋家钰</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news34/idpnews_34.a4d Issue 34 – Winter 2009–10]
<ul>
<li>The Iconography of Buddha on a Wooden Panel from Khotan</li>
<li>Stars on Earth — De Filippi’s 1913-4 Karakorum Expedition</li>
<li>St. Petersburg Dunhuang Studies Conference</li>
<li>THE CAVES OF DUNHUANG: Exclusive Offer for readers of IDP News</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news35/idpnews_35.a4d Issue No. 35 - Spring/Summer 2010]
<ul>
<li>Following the Tracks of a Tenth-Century Buddhist Pilgrim</li>
<li>A Technical Study of Portable Paintings from Cave 17 in US Collections</li>
<li>Turfan Forum on Old Languages of the Silk Road</li>
<li>Comment on IDP News 34</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news36_37/idpnews_36_37.a4d Issue No. 36/37 - Winter/Spring 2010–11]
<ul>
<li>Launch of IDP Seoul</li>
<li>IDP Korea Online</li>
<li>Korea and the Silk Road</li>
<li>The Impact of IDP on Dunhuang Studies</li>
<li>The Significance of Dunhuang Studies in Korea</li>
<li>Accounts of Silla in Dunhuang Manuscripts</li>
<li>Previously Unpublished Silk Road Manuscripts Now Available Online</li>
<li>Following Stein's Dreams in Afghanistan</li>
<li>Denis Sinor 1916–2011</li>
<li>Publications on Korea and the Silk Road</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news38/idpnews_38.a4d Issue No. 38, Winter 2011–12]
<ul>
<li><cite>The Diamond Sutra</cite>: History and Transmission</li>
<li>Restoration of the <cite>Diamond Sutra</cite></li>
<li>Accruing Merit from Copying the <cite>Diamond Sutra</cite></li>
<li>A Preliminary Study of the <cite>Diamond Sutra</cite></li>
<li>Thierry Delcourt 1959–2011</li>
<li>John R. McRae 1947–2011</li>
<li>Publications: <cite>Diamond Sutra</cite> and Buddhism</li>
<li>Documenting Dunhuang: Historical Records from the late Qing and Republican Periods</li>
<li>IDP Worldwide: First Partners’ meeting in Dunhuang</li>
</ul>

[http://idp.bl.uk/archives/news39/idpnews_39.a4d Issue No. 39, Winter 2011–12]
<ul>
<li>On Stein’s Tracks in the Taklamakan</li>
<li>The Niya Ruins Today</li>
<li>House-building in Ancient Niya</li>
<li>Dunhuang Scrolls in the Royal Library, Copenhagen</li>
<li>Obituary: John B. Vincent (1915–2012)</li>
<li>Publications on Niya and Karadong</li>
</ul>

Revision as of 17:05, 17 October 2012

Welcome   Discuss   Participate   Digitised books   Image requests   Events and Workshops   International Dunhuang Project

The International Dunhuang Project group at the British Library are planning a multi-day, multi-language, editing programme from 23rd to 26th October 2012 focused on the broad theme of Central Asian history and archaeology. As well as contributions from IDP staff and interested Wikipedians, we're hoping to get involvement from external academics and students. We are also planning to upload plenty of images during the event so please let us know if you have any image requests.

It will be hosted inside the British Library staff areas, at the Dunhuang Project offices on the upper ground floor. This allows us to have easy access to the reference collections and to the Library's book stock, as well as provides the possibility of displaying original material. However, it does mean you will need to let us know if you plan to attend! We've got various visiting groups booked, but Wikipedians are welcome to come by any day during the week. Expertise in the subject is not required...

  • Monday 22nd October (provisional) - offsite workshop in Birmingham with a student group
  • Tuesday 23rd October - no group scheduled
  • Wednesday 24th October - afternoon, MA students from SOAS
  • Thursday 25th October - morning, student group from UCL
  • Friday 26th October - no group scheduled

More details will follow as they are organised. If you would like to be notified of the plans as they are finalised, or want to register an interest in attending, please sign up below, or email andrew.gray@bl.uk

Interested users

  1. BabelStone (talk · contribs). I've worked on a number of IDP-related articles in the past. BabelStone (talk) 21:42, 23 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  2. Interested in the art. I have the catalogue of the BM exhibition years ago. (Busy 2-5.30 pm on 23rd) Johnbod (talk) 03:08, 4 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  3. Have worked in one of the caves at Mogao and produced a couple of DyKs; would love to attend if diary still permits, Maculosae tegmine lyncis (talk) 17:12, 21 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  4. I'll be in London on the Friday, so I might be interested in popping by. KTC (talk) 01:03, 5 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  5. I know little about the topic but can turn my hand to anything and so will attend a session where general Wikipedia know-how may be helpful to new editors. Andrew Davidson (talk) 10:18, 5 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  6. Running the Birmingham workshop. Happy to help with template matters, geotagging, also. Andy Mabbett (Pigsonthewing); Talk to Andy; Andy's edits
  7. Definitely interested in seeing how this works. Not sure which days I can manage. Does this want further publicising among the archaeological community? PatHadley (talk) 08:50, 6 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  8. I'd be interested in identifying potential topics to be covered during the edithon.♦ Dr. Blofeld 14:46, 7 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  9. I could probably attend Tuesday–Thursday. Don't know much about the topic but I am interested. joe•roet•c 20:03, 8 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  10. Expressing an interest. No subject knowledge. Gordo (talk) 14:06, 15 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
  11. Interested in attending on the 24th. Charles Matthews (talk) 09:24, 16 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Draft working lists

People

Person EN FR DE ZH RU JA KO SV - - - Other
Mohamed-i-Hameed, Indian explorer and spy EN
Sarat Chandra Das, Indian explorer and scholar EN FR ZH RU

CY; ES; NL

William Johnson, British explorer EN
Thomas Douglas Forsyth, British explorer EN SV
A. F. R. (Rudolph) Hoernle, British? scholar EN SV NO;
George Macartney, British official & collector EN DE ZH
Islam Akhun, Khotanese dealer / forger EN
Marc Aurel Stein, British/Hungarian archaeologist EN FR DE ZH RU JA KO SV AR; AZ; DA; ES; EO; FA; FY; IT; HE; LT; HU; NL; NO; PL; FI; TR
H. W. Bailey, British Scholar (Khotanese mss) EN FA;NO
Lionel Giles, British Scholar (Chinese mss) EN DE ZH LA;NO
Henri Maspero, British Scholar (Chinese mss) EN FR DE ZH JA ES; EO; NO
Fred Andrews, British Scholar, Arts and Crafts, Stein's Assistant EN
F.W. Thomas, British Scholar (Tibetan mss) EN NL
L. de le Vallee Poussin, British Scholar (Tibetan mss) EN FR de ZH IT; NL; PT; RO
Songyun 松筠, Chinese Military governor EN ZH
Wang Tingkai 汪廷楷, Chinese, Compiled gazeteer EN
Qi Yunshi 祁韻士, Chinese, Compiled gazeteer, historian EN
Xu Song 徐松, Chinese, Compiled gazeteer, explorer EN ZH JA
Jiang Xiaowan 蔣孝琬, Chinese interpretator for MA Stein EN
Wang Yuanlu 王圓籙, Chinese Daoist Monk, caretaker of Dunhuang caves EN FR DE ZH KO NL; NO; PL
Luo Zhenyu, Chinese scholar, had Dunhuang mss brought to Beijing EN ZH RU JA NO
Fu Baoshu 傅寶書, Chinese, responsible for transport of Chinese Dunhuang mss to Beijing EN
Li Shengduo 李盛鐸, Chinese, stole Dunhuang manuscripts from Beijing EN ZH JA
Zhang Daqian 張大千, Chinese art historian, collector EN FR DE ZH RU JA ES; IT; MR; PT; TH
Duan Wenjie 段文傑, Chinese art historian EN
Xu Xusheng 徐旭生, Chinese explorer, accompanied Hedin 1926–35 EN ZH
Huang Wenbi 黃文弼, Chinese archaeologist, accompanied Hedin 1926–35 EN ZH
Sven Hedin, Swedish archaeologist EN FR DE ZH RU JA KO SV AR; BG; CS; CY; DA; ET; ES; EO; FA; IO; ID; IT; HE; KK; LV; LIJ; HU; NL; NO; PL; PT; FI; TL; TR; UK
Folke Bergman, Swedish archaeologist EN DE JA SV
Rev. Nils Fredrik Höijer, Swedish missionary in Kashgar 1892-1938 EN
Gunnar Jarring, Swedish scholar and collector EN FR DE SV DA; HE; NO; FI; TR
Évariste Huc, French explorer, Mongolia and Tibet EN
Joseph Gabet, French explorer, Mongolia and Tibet EN FR RU CS; NL
Jules Dutreuil de Rhins, French explorer and collector EN FR DE SV BG
Fernand Grenard, French explorer and collector EN
Paul Pelliot, French scholar and explorer EN FR DE ZH RU JA KO SV

ES; FA; FY; IT; NL; NO;PL; SAH; FI; TR

Louis Vaillant, French scholar, Pelliot expedition EN
Charles Nouette, French photographer, Pelliot expedition EN
Michel Soymie, French scholar, catalogued Pelliot chinois collection EN
Marcelle Lalou, French scholar, catalogued Pelliot tibetain collection EN FR ZH NL; NO
Albert Grünwedel, German archaeologist EN DE RU SV ES; NL; NO
Georg Huth, German archaeologist EN NL; PL
Theodor Bartus, German archaeologist EN DE
Albert von Le Coq, German archaeologist EN DE, ES, FR, NO, ZH, AR, Frisian
Count Otani Kozui, Japanese collector EN JA, ZH, KO, DE, FR, RU, Ban-lam-gu
Tesshin Watanabe, Japanese explorer, Otani expedition 1, 3 EN ?
Kenyu Hori, Japanese explorer, Otani expedition 1 EN ?
Zuicho Tachibana, Japanese explorer, Otani expedition 2, 3 EN JA, DE, ZH
Eizaburo Nomura, Japanese explorer, Otani expedition 2 EN
Koichiro Yoshikawa, Japanese explorer, Otani expedition 3 EN ?
A. O. Hobbs, English explorer, Otani expedition 3 EN
Li Yuqing, Chinese explorer, Otani expedition 3 EN ?
Nikolai Mikhailovich Przhevalsky, Russian explorer EN (many)
Pyotr Kuzmich Kozlov, Russian explorer EN RU, FR, DE, Kazakh, NL, ZH
Dimitri Aleksandrovich Klementz, Russian explorer EN ?
Vasilii Vasilievich Radlov, Russian explorer EN ?
Nikolai Ivanovich Veselovsky, Russian explorer EN RU, Kazakh, UK
Sergei Fedorovich Oldenburg, Russian explorer EN RU, JA, TR, LA, ES
Samuil Martynovich Dudin, Russian explorer, photographer, Oldenburg expeditions EN ?
Nikolai Fyodorovich Petrovski, Russian official and collector EN RU, NO, ZH
L. N. Menshikov, Russian scholar, catalogued Russian collection of Chinese Dunhuang manuscripts EN ?
Lev S. Savitsky, Russian scholar, catalogued Russian collection of Tibetan Dunhuang manuscripts EN ?
Baron Carl Gustav Emil Mannerheim, Finnish explorer and president 1944-46 EN FR DE ZH RU JA KO SV AR; BE; BE-X-OLD; BG; CA; CS; DA; ET; ES; EO; EU; GA; GL; IO; ID; IT; HE; KA; MRJ; LA; LV; LT; HU; NL; NO; NN; OC; PL; PT; RO; SE; SK; SL; SR; FI; TR; UK; VI; YO
Arthur Bollerup Sørensen, Danish explorer EN
Ellsworth Huntington, US explorer EN ES, NL, TR, AR, JA, HI
Raphael Pumpelly, US explorer EN DE, NL, SV
Langdon Warner, US explorer EN DE, ZH

Places

See list at List of archaeological sites of the Taklamakan and Lop Desert

Artefacts

EN DE FR RU ZH JA KO Other
Gandhari Dharmapada
Dunhuang Go Manual
Bower Manuscript
Diamond Sutra de fr ru zh ko

cs es id it mr nl no pl pt sh te th tr uk vi zh-yue

Dunhuang Star Chart
Dunhuang manuscripts ru zh ja

eo ml nl pl tr

Old Tibetan Chronicle fr ru nl
Tibetan Annals ru nl

Linguistics

Languages
EN DE FR RU ZH JA KO Other
Avestan language de fr ru zh ja

af als an ar az bg bn br ca ceb cs cv da diq el es fa fi ga he hi hr hy id it kn ku kv la lt lv mdf mk ms nl no os pl pms pt ro sh sr sv ta tg th tk tr uk

Bactrian language de fr ru zh ja

bg ca cv es fa fi hi hu it la pl pt ro sr th

Gāndhārī language fr ru zh

fa hi no pnb

Judaeo-Persian
Khitan language ru zh ko

cv fi hi hu id mk pl th

Khotanese language
Manichaean Middle Persian
New Persian
Old Turkic language de fr ru

bg cs fi hi mk nl pl th tr

Pali de fr ru zh ja ko

als be bg bn bpy ca cs da eo es eu fa fi ga gd gl gu he hi hu id it jv km ksh kv la lt lv ml ne new nl nn no or pa pi pl pms pnb pt ro sa sh si simple sk sr sv ta te th tr uk ur vi

Parthian language de fr ru

az ckb diq es fa fi id ku la no pl pt sh simple sr sv th tr

Sanskrit de fr ru zh ja ko

af als am an ar arz as ast az bar bat-smg bcl be be-x-old bg bh bn bo bpy br bs ca ceb ckb cs cy da dv el eo es et eu fa fi fy ga gan gl gu hak he hi hif hr hu hy ia id ilo io is it jv ka kbd kk km kn ku kv kw la lez li lij lmo lt lv mg mk ml mn mr ms my nah nds ne new nl nn no oc or pl pms pnb ps pt qu ro roa-tara rue rw sa sah scn sco sh simple sk sl sr su sv sw ta te th tl tr tt uk ur vi war xal yi za zh-min-nan zh-yue

Sogdian language de fr ru zh ja ko

an bg cv diq eo es fa fi hi kv la nl os pl pt sv th tr

Syriac language de fr ru zh ja ko

ar arc arz bg br bs ca cs el eo es et fa fi ga he hi hr id it kv la mk ml ms mzn nl nn no pl pms pt ro sh simple sk sl sv th tr uk ur

Tangut language fr zh ko

es hi pl pt th

Tibetan language
Tocharian languages de fr ru zh ja ko

af an ast bg ca cs cy el es eu fa fi ga gl glk he hi hr hu id is it la li lt nl nn no oc pl pt ro sk sl sv th ug uk

Scripts
EN DE FR RU ZH JA KO Other
'Phags-pa script de fr ru zh ja ko

br es hi id kk lt mk mn ms nl no pl pt sv th xal

Brāhmī script de fr ru zh ja ko

af bg br cs da el es fi gu he hi id ilo is it jv kk lt ml mr ms ne no or pl pt sa sv ta te th tr uk

Gupta script fr ru zh ja

cs hi id ne pl pt sa te th

Kharosthi de fr ru zh ja

af ca cs es hi it no pl pnb ps sv ta th

Khitan scripts de ru zh ja ko

hu pl th

Khitan large script zh
Khitan small script zh
Nagari script
Old Turkic script (Kok Turkic) de fr ru zh ja ko

am az ba bg ca es eo fa hi it kk hu mn nl pl pt ro sah sv tt th tr ug

Pahlavi scripts fr ja

af ar es eu fa it mzn pl pnb tg th tr ur

Siddham
Tangut script de ru zh ja ko

it pl th

Tibetan script
Tocharian script

General topics

  • Silk Road (including sorting out the scope of the article - maritime or not?)
  • Silk Road Explorers - individual expeditions
    • Stein: 1st (1900-01), 2nd (1906-08), 3rd (1916-1918), 4th (1930-31)
    • Pelliot: 1906-09
    • Prussian: 1st (1902-03), 2nd (1904-05), 3rd (1905-07), 4th (1913-14)
    • Otani: 1st (1902-4), 2nd (1908-9), 3rd (1910-14)
    • Russian: 1st (1909-10), 2nd (1914-15)
  • Ancient kingdoms, e.g. Kroraina/Shanshan
  • Peoples: e.g. Khotanese, Tocharian
  • Material culture: e.g. Paper, ink, wood
  • Historical figures, e.g. Faxian, Xuanzang, Kumarajiva
  • Mortise and tenon - structural/architectural history
  • History of bookbinding
  • History of printing
  • Paper (History of)/also references in Julius Wiesner/Robert Henderson Clapperton
  • Forgeries, Manuscripts
  • Plane Table
  • ...Other suggestions welcome!

National sub-articles:


IDP Papers and Articles

A list of potentially useful references from the IDP website

Research Papers on IDP

Educational Resources on IDP

IDP News Articles

Issue 1 – May 1993

  • 'Cave 17' Conference Sussex University, UK October 13–15, 1993
  • Establishment of the IDP Steering Group

Issue 2 – January 1995

  • The Dunhuang Manuscripts in St.Petersburg
  • Khara-Khoto — The Black City
  • The Star Chart

Issue 3 – July 1995

  • Berlin's Re-united Collections
  • Conservation and Science
  • Qizil Caves

Issue 4 – January 1996

  • Dunhuang at the Bibliothèque National in Paris
  • An Oasis in Europe Dunhuang Studies in France
  • The Year of the Rat

Issue 5 – Summer 1996

  • The Conservation of Manuscripts from Dunhuang and Central Asia
  • Two Conservation Problems

Issue 6 – November 1996

  • Dunhuang Manuscripts Collections in China

Issue 7 – Spring 1997

  • Ye Changchi: Pioneer of Dunhuang Studies by Rong Xinjiang
  • Towards a New Understanding of Huahujing (The scripture of transforming the barbarians) from Dunhuang by Liu Yi

Issues 8 & 9 – Summer/Winter 1997

  • Genuine, Copy or Forgery?
  • IDP Workshop on Dunhuang Mansuscript Forgeries
  • Chronological Classification of Dunhuang Buddhist Manuscripts
  • IDP Symposium: 'Dunhuang and Turfan'

Issue 10 – Spring 1998

  • Count Otani's Central Asian Expeditions
  • Japanese Collections of Dunhuang and Silk Road Manuscripts
  • On the Photography of Magistrate Wang and His Family by Wang Jiqing
  • Meeting on the Centenary of the Discovery of the Dunhuang Manuscript Cave by Rong Xinjiang

Issue 11 – Summer 1998

  • Preservation of Dunhuang and Central Asian Collections: Third International Conference
  • Conference Programme
  • The Silk Road Project: Reuniting Turfan's Scattered Treasures by Valerie Hansen
  • Conservation in Japan
  • The Tradition of Japanese Mounting and Some Methods Applied to Early Graphic Materials by W. Andrew Hare
  • Conservation of 3rd Century Loulan Paper Documents by Katsuhiko Masuda

Issue 12 – Winter 1998/9

  • The Stein Collection in the British Library
  • Dunhuang Manuscripts in the Taipei National Central Library by Lou Kamtong
  • Dunhuang Manuscripts at Academia Sinica, Taipei by Tu Cheng-sheng

Issue 13 – Spring 1999

  • Site and Wall Paintings' Conservation at the Mogao Grottoes by Neville Agnew
  • The Origin of Chess: The Initiative Group Koenigstein
  • Stylus-Impressed Writing on the Dunhuang Manuscripts by Yasukazu Yoshizawa and Yoshinori Kobayashi

Issue 14 – Autumn 1999

  • The Preservation of Manuscripts, Artefacts and Paintings from Dunhuang and Central Asia
  • Transparent Plastic Film Materials for Document Conservation by Dr Barry Cope
  • Samuil Martynovich Dudin by Professor L. N. Menshikov

Issue 15 – Spring 2000

  • Mannerheim's Central Asian Expedition of 1906–1908 by Alpo Ratia
  • Stein's Dunhuang Limes Revisited by C. W. Dyment

Issue 16 – Autumn 2000

  • Celebrating the Centenary
  • 2000 International Conference on Dunhuang Studies by Roderick Whitfield
  • International Academic Conference on the Centenary of the Discovery of the Dunhuang Library Cave by Frances Wood
  • 'Respect, Understanding and Good Faith' - 'Reminiscence of Dunhuang Manuscripts in British Collections'

Issue 17 – Winter 2000/1

  • Tibetan Manuscripts in Gansu Province, China by Sam van Schaik
  • Bibliography of Catalogues of Tibetan Central Asian Manuscript Collections
  • Summary of the January 2001 EPHE Vème section lecture series by Matthew Kapstein
  • Ellsworth Huntington and the Central Asian Manuscripts at Yale by Sam van Schaik

Issue 18 – Summer 2001

  • The Three Rabbits
  • Camel and Yak Hair on the Silk Road by M. L. Ryder
  • A Dash Across Asia
  • More Dogs and Other Animals…
  • Sir Auriel Stein's Grave in Kabul

Issue 19 – Winter 2001

  • Chinggis Khan's Name Encrypted in a Tangut Song
  • Setting Standards — IDP Photography and Digitisation
  • New IDP website: Buddhism on the Silk Road

Issue 20 – Spring 2002

  • Manuscript Forgeries
  • Dunhuang Manuscript Forgeries
  • Islam Akhuns Forgeries 1895–7
  • Two 'New' Islam Akhuns Forgeries & Forgeries Today
  • More Stein News
  • The UK-Hungarian Stein Project

Issue 21 – Summer 2002

  • The IDP Database Goes International
  • Sven Hedin: Explorer and Collector
  • The Centenary of the First German Expedition to Turfan
  • The Sven Hedin Foundation

Issue 22/23 – Winter 2002/Spring 2003

  • Launch of the Chinese Web Site
  • 5th Conservation Conference in Stockholm
  • Dunhuang Paintings Online
  • An Enduring Friendship: De Filippi and Stein
  • Memories of Ksenia Kepping

Issue 24 – Autumn 2004

  • IDP 10 years on
  • The Silk Road Exhibition and associated events
  • IDP in Russia and Japan
  • Project Appeal

Issue 25 – Spring 2005

  • St Petersburg Online
  • A Journey of Exploration: Objets d'Arts of the Museum of Indian Art, Berlin, in the State Hermitage, St Petersburg
  • Archaeological Finds from Khotan in the State Museum of Ethnography in Munich
  • Stein in the UK, Hungary and India
  • Obituary: Nadezhda Mironovna Brovenko (1946–2003)

Issue 26 – Winter 2005

  • 2005 – The New Year in Review
  • New Funding
  • A Guide to the IDP Website and Database
  • Uighur Studies in China: A Review
  • Professor L.N. Menshikov (1926–2005)

Issue 27 – Spring 2006

  • The Berlin Turfan Collection — Online
  • Nikolai Mikhailovich Przhevalsky and the Politics of Russian Imperialism
  • A Study of the Silk Braids on Stein Chinese Scrolls
  • Textile Exhibition and Publication
  • The Use of Melinex for Enclosing Manuscript Fragments
  • Kashgar: Cultural Monuments and Spaces

Issue 28 – Winter 2006

  • Recent Japanese Research on Silk Road Manuscripts
  • The Zhufoyaojijing at the Lüshun Museum
  • Database of the Normative Glyphs in Hanzi Script (HNG)
  • Codicological study of old Chinese Manuscripts
  • Exploiting the high dynamic range of images for study
  • Scientific Analysis of Paper from Ancient Central Asian Manuscripts
  • The British Library Sanskrit Fragments
  • Boris Il'ich Marshak
  • Ford Foundation Symposium

Issue 29 – Spring 2007

  • A Century of Collection Care
  • The Conservation of Stein Tibetan Manuscripts
  • Recent IDP Conservation Initiatives
  • Turfan Conservation in Berlin, Dr Simone-Christiane Raschmann
  • Remembering Wang Xu (1930-1997), Sarah Allen

Issue 30 – Winter 2007

  • Stein and Chinese Officials at Dunhuang
  • A Study in the Manufacture of Old Asian Inks
  • IDP Conservation News

Issue 31 – Spring/Summer 2008

  • IDP-CREA Cultural Routes of Eurasia
  • IDP-CREA Partners and Activities
  • Western Eyes: An Exhibition of Historical Photographs of China taken by European Photographers, 1860–1930
  • The Conservation of an Eighteenth Century Chinese Tao

Issue 32 – Winter 2008–9

  • Archaeology in Xinjiang
  • A Century On: Documenting Archaeological Sites in Xinjiang
  • Berlin Researchers in Turfan
  • New Discoveries and Research on Khotan
  • Celebrating the 2009 International Year of Astronomy
  • Understanding the Dunhuang Star Chart

Issue 33 – Spring 2009 (in French and English)

  • IDP France Goes Live
  • Undoing Old and Doing New Conservation on Pelliot Chinois 2547 and 2490
  • IDP’s Educational Activities and New Resources
  • French Publications on the Silk Road
  • Obituary: Song Jiayu 宋家钰

Issue 34 – Winter 2009–10

  • The Iconography of Buddha on a Wooden Panel from Khotan
  • Stars on Earth — De Filippi’s 1913-4 Karakorum Expedition
  • St. Petersburg Dunhuang Studies Conference
  • THE CAVES OF DUNHUANG: Exclusive Offer for readers of IDP News

Issue No. 35 - Spring/Summer 2010

  • Following the Tracks of a Tenth-Century Buddhist Pilgrim
  • A Technical Study of Portable Paintings from Cave 17 in US Collections
  • Turfan Forum on Old Languages of the Silk Road
  • Comment on IDP News 34

Issue No. 36/37 - Winter/Spring 2010–11

  • Launch of IDP Seoul
  • IDP Korea Online
  • Korea and the Silk Road
  • The Impact of IDP on Dunhuang Studies
  • The Significance of Dunhuang Studies in Korea
  • Accounts of Silla in Dunhuang Manuscripts
  • Previously Unpublished Silk Road Manuscripts Now Available Online
  • Following Stein's Dreams in Afghanistan
  • Denis Sinor 1916–2011
  • Publications on Korea and the Silk Road

Issue No. 38, Winter 2011–12

  • The Diamond Sutra: History and Transmission
  • Restoration of the Diamond Sutra
  • Accruing Merit from Copying the Diamond Sutra
  • A Preliminary Study of the Diamond Sutra
  • Thierry Delcourt 1959–2011
  • John R. McRae 1947–2011
  • Publications: Diamond Sutra and Buddhism
  • Documenting Dunhuang: Historical Records from the late Qing and Republican Periods
  • IDP Worldwide: First Partners’ meeting in Dunhuang

Issue No. 39, Winter 2011–12

  • On Stein’s Tracks in the Taklamakan
  • The Niya Ruins Today
  • House-building in Ancient Niya
  • Dunhuang Scrolls in the Royal Library, Copenhagen
  • Obituary: John B. Vincent (1915–2012)
  • Publications on Niya and Karadong
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