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The Ruins Of Desert Cathay: Personal Narrative Of Explorations In Central Asia And Western Most China

(Hardcover - 2005)
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M. Aurel Stein

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Publisher: Kegan Paul International


The Ruins Of Desert Cathay: Personal Narrative Of Explorations In Central Asia And Western Most China
"The Ruins of Desert Cathay" documents the adventures of M. Aurel Stein, a Hungarian archaeologist who spent most of his life in the service of the British Empire in India and traveled through central Asia and western China. The author intended this volume as a personal record of the archaeological and geographical explorations during the years 1906-1908 under commission by the Indian Government. This marvellously detailed account, written in two volumes with short chapters, is a fascinating read for anyone interested in an archaeological and historical take on one man's adventures through Central Asia.
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Details of The Ruins Of Desert Cathay: Personal Narrative Of Explorations In Central Asia And Western Most China Title: The Ruins Of Desert Cathay: Personal Narrative Of Explorations In Central Asia And Western Most China
Author: M. Aurel Stein
ISBN:

0710311567


ISBN-13:

9780710311566


Binding: Hardcover
Publishing Date: 2005
Publisher: Kegan Paul International
Number of Pages: 1124
Language: English
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