On the Question of Cultural Interactions between the Tarim Basin and the Fergana Basin in the Late Bronze Age

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journal article

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Nations and Religions of Eurasia, vol. 31, no. 2, 7-29

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• date assertion Material contacts between Ferghana and the Tarim Basin — date assertion
  Evidence confidence: ◈ low
  informs · proposes interpretation · Comparative evidence and contact discussion

  Provides the proposed Ferghana-Tarim connections.

• relationship Research record — associated with
  Evidence confidence: ◈ low
  informs · proposes interpretation · Comparative evidence and contact discussion

  Provides the proposed Ferghana-Tarim connections.

• relationship Research record — associated with
  Evidence confidence: ◈ low
  informs · proposes interpretation · Comparative evidence and contact discussion

  Provides the proposed Ferghana-Tarim connections.

• relationship Research record — associated with
  Evidence confidence: ◈ low
  informs · proposes interpretation · Comparative evidence and contact discussion

  Provides the proposed Ferghana-Tarim connections.

• relationship Research record — associated with
  Evidence confidence: ◈ low
  informs · proposes interpretation · Comparative evidence and contact discussion

  Provides the proposed Ferghana-Tarim connections.

• event Material contacts between Ferghana and the Tarim Basin
  Evidence confidence: ◈ low
  informs · proposes interpretation · Comparative evidence and contact discussion

  Provides the proposed Ferghana-Tarim connections.

• relationship Ferghana Valley — has material contact hypotheses with — Xinjiang and eastern Tien Shan connection frame
  Evidence confidence: ◈ low
  informs · proposes interpretation · Ferghana-Tarim comparison

  Provides the contact hypothesis.

• claim The 1600-800 BCE map should not draw linear Silk Road routes.
  Evidence confidence: ◈ high
  supports · proposes interpretation · Comparative contact evidence

  Supports possible contact while leaving pathways uncertain.