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The Ecology of Mobility in the Eurasian Steppes: 2020 Tang Conference in Silk Road Studies

Animal Style Art as a Signal of Religious Affiliation Kathryn MacFarland, Arizona State Museum The Continuity and the Change of Uyghur Rulers’ Legitimation Yukiyo Kasai, Ruhr University, Bochum (Germany) The Great Game on the Silk Road Bryan K. Miller, University of Michigan Discussant: James Lankton, UCL/UC Berkeley Glacial Archaeology and High Altitude Prehistory in the Mongolian Steppe William Taylor, University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Before the Silk Roads Alicia Ventresca Miller, University of Michigan The Archaeology Behind Genetic Ancestries of Central Eurasia Michael Frachetti, Washington University in St. Louis Discussant: Andrew Womack, Furman University Section: 00:00 Start 00:13 Sanjyot Mehendale Ph.D | Chair, Tang Center for Silk Road Studies, UC Berkeley 00:3:33 James Lankton Ph.D | Visiting Scholar, UC Berkeley 06:12 Kathryn MacFarland Ph.D, RPA | Arizona State Museum 29:47 Yukiyo Kasai Ph.D | Ruhr University, Bochum, Germany 1:01:16 Bryan K Miller Ph.D | University of Michigan 1:25:21 James Lankton Ph.D | Visiting Scholar, UC Berkeley 1:37:04 Q&A 1:55:01 Andrew Womack Ph.D | Furman University 1:58:20 William Taylor Ph.D | University of Colorado, Boulder 2:21:40 Alicia R, Ventresca Miller Ph.D | University of Michigan 2:42:03 Michael Frachetti Ph.D | Washington University inSt.Louis 3:09:44 Andrew Womack Ph.D | Furman University 3:21:22 Q&A Follow us on: → Facebook:   / tcsrs   → Twitter:   / tcsrs_berkeley   → Website: https://ieas.berkeley.edu/tcsrs Original Event Info: The Ecology of Mobility in the Eurasian Steppes: 2020 Tang Conference in Silk Road Studies | Conference: Tang Center for Silk Road Studies | December 11, 2020, | 9-2 p.m. | Online Zoom Webinar