An award-winning historian of art, archaeology, and religions, Matthew P. Canepa is Professor and Elahé Omidyar Mir-Djalali Presidential Chair in Art History and Archaeology of Ancient Iran at the University of California, Irvine.

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• Toward a New Transmillennial Understanding of Perso-Iranian Visual,Material, and Political Cultures and Their Global Impact - Matthew P.CanepaTrilingual Inscriptions: Translating Language and Culture - Rachel Mairs“Position and Honor”: Iranian Sartorial and Commensal Politics and theTransformation of the Afro-Eurasian Sensorium of Power - Matthew P.CanepaGiganticism and Bamiyan: Türk, Iranian, and Chinese Traditions ofDynasticism - Warwick BallBuried with a Silver Spoon? Sasanian and East Roman (Byzantine) Objectsin Dialogue in Central Asia and the Caucasus - Stefan R. HauserBetween Alexander and Byzantium: Notions and Concepts of the “West” inCentral Asia (First Century BCE–Eighth Century CE) - Sören Stark and LaurenMorrisBeyond Space and Time: Sino-Iranian Textiles and the Creation of aEurasian Material and Visual Culture - Mariachiara GaspariniFrom the Ground Up: Perso-Islamic Kingship in Southern Asia - Alka PatelShifting Power, Displaced Artists: On the Circulation, Transformation, andEmulation of Persianate Manuscripts (1300–1600) - Lamia BalafrejHow Persianate Is It? Imitation and Refraction in a Sixteenth-CenturyCosmography from India - Vivek GuptaEarly Meetings between Parsi Merchant Princes and Boston Brahmins -Jenny Rose

An award-winning historian of art, archaeology, and religions, Matthew P. Canepa is Professor and Elahé Omidyar Mir-Djalali Presidential Chair in Art History and Archaeology of Ancient Iran at the University of California, Irvine.

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• Toward a New Transmillennial Understanding of Perso-Iranian Visual,Material, and Political Cultures and Their Global Impact - Matthew P.CanepaTrilingual Inscriptions: Translating Language and Culture - Rachel Mairs“Position and Honor”: Iranian Sartorial and Commensal Politics and theTransformation of the Afro-Eurasian Sensorium of Power - Matthew P.CanepaGiganticism and Bamiyan: Türk, Iranian, and Chinese Traditions ofDynasticism - Warwick BallBuried with a Silver Spoon? Sasanian and East Roman (Byzantine) Objectsin Dialogue in Central Asia and the Caucasus - Stefan R. HauserBetween Alexander and Byzantium: Notions and Concepts of the “West” inCentral Asia (First Century BCE–Eighth Century CE) - Sören Stark and LaurenMorrisBeyond Space and Time: Sino-Iranian Textiles and the Creation of aEurasian Material and Visual Culture - Mariachiara GaspariniFrom the Ground Up: Perso-Islamic Kingship in Southern Asia - Alka PatelShifting Power, Displaced Artists: On the Circulation, Transformation, andEmulation of Persianate Manuscripts (1300–1600) - Lamia BalafrejHow Persianate Is It? Imitation and Refraction in a Sixteenth-CenturyCosmography from India - Vivek GuptaEarly Meetings between Parsi Merchant Princes and Boston Brahmins -Jenny Rose

An award-winning historian of art, archaeology, and religions, Matthew P. Canepa is Professor and Elahé Omidyar Mir-Djalali Presidential Chair in Art History and Archaeology of Ancient Iran at the University of California, Irvine.

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• Toward a New Transmillennial Understanding of Perso-Iranian Visual,Material, and Political Cultures and Their Global Impact - Matthew P.CanepaTrilingual Inscriptions: Translating Language and Culture - Rachel Mairs“Position and Honor”: Iranian Sartorial and Commensal Politics and theTransformation of the Afro-Eurasian Sensorium of Power - Matthew P.CanepaGiganticism and Bamiyan: Türk, Iranian, and Chinese Traditions ofDynasticism - Warwick BallBuried with a Silver Spoon? Sasanian and East Roman (Byzantine) Objectsin Dialogue in Central Asia and the Caucasus - Stefan R. HauserBetween Alexander and Byzantium: Notions and Concepts of the “West” inCentral Asia (First Century BCE–Eighth Century CE) - Sören Stark and LaurenMorrisBeyond Space and Time: Sino-Iranian Textiles and the Creation of aEurasian Material and Visual Culture - Mariachiara GaspariniFrom the Ground Up: Perso-Islamic Kingship in Southern Asia - Alka PatelShifting Power, Displaced Artists: On the Circulation, Transformation, andEmulation of Persianate Manuscripts (1300–1600) - Lamia BalafrejHow Persianate Is It? Imitation and Refraction in a Sixteenth-CenturyCosmography from India - Vivek GuptaEarly Meetings between Parsi Merchant Princes and Boston Brahmins -Jenny Rose