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Khalchayan Khalchayan (also Khaltchaïan) is an
archaeological site,
thought to be a
small palace or a
reception hall,
located near the
modern town of...
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prince of
Khalchayan (a
practice well
attested in
nomadic Central Asia).
Kushan art at
Khalchayan (1st
century BCE) The art of
Khalchayan at the end...
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Kushan prince of
Khalchayan with
artificially deformed skulls, a
practice well
attested in
nomadic Central Asia. Some of the
Khalchayan sculptural scenes...
- (his) father, and for himself, King Kanishka. Some of the
statues of the
Khalchayan palatial site in Bactria,
dated circa 50 CE,
probably corresponded to...
- ritual." Nehru,
Lolita (14
December 2020). "
KHALCHAYAN".
Encyclopaedia Iranica Online. Brill.
About "
Khalchayan", "site of a
settlement and
palace of the...
-
Kushan prince of
Khalchayan (a
practice well
attested in
nomadic Central Asia).
Kushan art at
Khalchayan (1st
century BC) The art of
Khalchayan of the end of...
-
surviving sculptures and
friezes of that time, such as the
Kushan prince of
Khalchayan.
Alchon kings are
generally recognized by
their elongated skulls, a result...
- Saka
warrior from the site of
Khalchayan. Art of the Yuezhi.
Tavka Kurgan wall painting. 5th-6th
century CE.
Khalchayan terracotta statue.
Wikimedia Commons...
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models of
archeological sites including Kampir Tepe,
Fayaz Tepe, and
Khalchayan; and
magnificent wall
paintings and sculptures, as well as coins, ceramics...
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noted the
close similarity of the
Terracotta Army with the
Central Asian Khalchayan statuary, in
style as well as in technique. Li Xiuzhen,
senior archaeologist...
