The Patterns of Bone Technology in Ancient Kashi (1300 bc to 300 ad)

IF 0.1 4区历史学 0 ASIAN STUDIES

Indian Historical Review Pub Date : 2021-11-07 DOI:10.1177/03769836211052105

Anuradha Singh

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Abstract

The political, socio-economic and cultural development of Kashi was never blocked. The history of technological development in Kashi state has been very flourished. The present study is an attempt to present historical and analytical studies regarding bone technology and its characteristics used in the region of ancient Kashi. The contribution of bone technology in the wisdom of Kashi and the development of a socio-economic perspective has also been discussed. Various bone tools obtained from Kashi’s archaeological sites and excavations reports have been studied. Archaeological and literary sources revealed that ancient Kashi was very developed in technology. The sources candidly depicted the prosperous societal life of its inhabitants in the backdrop of rich culture. Bone objects remains constitute an essential theme to study the integrated ecological aspect of human life.

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古代喀什地区的骨技术模式(公元前1300年至公元300年)

克什米尔的政治、社会经济和文化发展从未受阻。喀什地区的科技发展历史十分繁荣。本研究试图对古喀什地区骨技术及其特点进行历史和分析研究。还讨论了骨技术在喀什智慧中的贡献和社会经济前景的发展。从喀什的考古遗址和挖掘报告中获得的各种骨工具已经被研究过。考古和文献资料显示，古代喀什的科技非常发达。史料坦率地描绘了其居民在丰富文化背景下繁荣的社会生活。骨物遗骸构成了研究人类生活的综合生态方面的重要主题。

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