Eiland,
Murray L. Jr. Chinese and Exotic Rugs.
Boston: New York Graphic Society, 1979.
Articles that you may be
interested in:
Modern Uzbek
Tribal Structure by H.B. Paksoy
Togan, Z.V., The
Origins of the Kazaks and the Ôzbeks, edited
and translated by H.B. Paksoy
- Two Altaic Games:
Chelik-Chomak and Jirid Oyunu
- Aspects of Altaic Civilization III, Denis
Sinor, ed. (Bloomington/The Hague:
Indiana University Research Institute for
Inner Asian Studies, 1990, Indiana
University Uralic and Altaic Series,
Volume 145
- The Traditional
Oglak Tartish Among the Kirghiz of the
Pamirs
- Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of
Great Britain and Ireland, 1985, Part
- Observations Among
Kirghiz Refugees from the Pamirs of
Afghanistan Settled in the Turkish
Republic
- Journal of the Anthropological Society of
Oxford Vol. XVI, No. 1, Hilary, 1980
Design
Migration on the Silk Route:
Afghan War Rugs: If it
Walks Like a Duck... by J. Barry O'Connell,
Jr.
Carpet Collections in
Central Asia,
Three
from Turkestan, by George O'Bannon and Paul
Mushak, Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 8/1
The
Rugs of Amos Bateman Thatcher, by George
O'Bannon, Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 8/2
Silk
Road II: West to East in 1987, by Chris
Walter, Travels on the Silk Road from the
opposite direction, Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 8/3
Letter
From the Northwest Frontier, by Saul Yale
Barodofsky, Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 9/5
Peshawar, one of the world's last frontier towns
"A
Look at the Word Tribal," by Murray L.
Eiland, Jr. Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 9/5
IX/5/40-41
"Turkomans
in Exile," Walter, Chris, Oriental Rug
Review, Vol. 9/5 IX/5/28-30
Lead Article: Patterned
Reed Screens of the Kirghiz in the State
Historical Museum, Frunze, Part I, by Stella
Mateeva and Jon Thompson, Oriental Rug Review,
Vol. 11/6
Rugs
of East Turkestan: Khotan, Yarkand or Kashgar?, by
George O'Bannon, Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 11/6 A
closer look at the literature on these types
results in more questions than answers
Dye
Analysis in Miscellaneous Rugs and Trappings of
the Central Asian Group, by Dr. Paul Mushak
Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 11/6
Patterned
Reed Screens of the Kirghiz in the State
Historical Museum Frunze, Part II, by Stella
Mateeva and Jon Thompson, Oriental Rug Review,
Vol. 12/1
Uzbekistan:
Searching the Heart of Central Asia, by Chris
Walter On the brink of an identity crises, the
former Soviet Republic has far to go, Oriental
Rug Review, Vol. 13/1
"Jora,"
Walter, Chris, Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 13/3
XIII/3/14-17
The
Origins of the Kilim: A Survey of Current
Thinking, by Peter Davies, Oriental Rug
Review, Vol. 13/3 XIII/3/32-36
"George
W. O'Bannon, An Irishman in Friendly
Disguise," Oriental Rug Review, Vol.
14/5 XIV/5/23-24
"Walking
to Eastern Turkestan," Justin, Valerie,
Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 14/5 XIV/5/28-29
Where
in Hell is George, by Ron O'Callaghan,
Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 14/5
Contemporary
Rug Weaving in Eastern Turkestan, by Murray
L. Eiland III , Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 15, No.
6, August/September, 195
The
Arts and Crafts of the People of Central Asia at
the Samarkand Museum, Uzbekistan, by George
W. O'Bannon, Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 16/1,
#124, October/November, 1995
The
Karakalpak Rug Collection of the Museum of
Oriental Art, Moscow, by L.G. Beresneva and
A.S. Teselkin with a commentary by George
O'Bannon, Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 16/1, 124,
October/November, 1995
A Partial List of Books on
Central Asian and Chinese Rugs and Textiles:
This list is not meant to be
comprehensive but rather it is to to give you an
idea of what has been published.
Afghan Carpet Export Guild: Exhibition of
Afghan Handwoven Carpets. Kabul: 1975.
Allane, Lee: Chinese Rugs, A Buyers Guide; NY:
1993.
Arberry, A.J.: Shiraz - Persian City of Saints
and Poets. Norman: 1960.
Bacon, Elizabeth: Central Asians Under Russian
Rule. Ithaca: 1966.
Badeau, John S. ed.: The Genius of Arab
Civilization, Source of Renaissance. Cambridge
MA: 1978.
Baker, Muriel and Margaret Lunt: Blue and
White: The Cotton Embroideries of Rural China.
NY: 1977.
Bartholomew, Mark: Thunder Dragon Textiles
from Bhutan. Tokyo: 1985.
Bauman, John: Central Asian Carpets Study
Guide. Islamabad: 1984.
Bausback, Christian: Alte Teppiche aus Tibet
(Old Rugs From Tibet). Mannheim: 1989.
Bausback, Peter: Alte Und Antike Meisterstucke
Chinesischer Teppichknupf Kunst. Mannheim: 1974.
Bausback, Peter: Alte und Antike Chinesische
Knupfkunst (Old and Antique Chinese Carpets).
Mannheim: 1980.
Becker, Seymour: Russia's Protectorates in
Central Asia: Bukhara and Khiva 1865-1924.
Cambridge: 1968.
Belenitsky, Aleksander; translated by James
Hogarth: Central Asia. Geneva: 1968.
Berger, Patricia and T. Bartholomew: Mongolia,
The Legacy of Chinggis Khan. NY: 1995.
Bidder, Hans: Carpets from East Turkestan,
Known as Khotan, Samarkand and Kansu Carpets.
London: 1964.
Birge, John Kingsley: The Bektashi Order of
Dervishes. London: 1937.
Boucher, Jeff: Baluchi Woven Treasure. London:
1989.
Burkett, M.E.: The Art of the Felt Maker.
Kendal: 1979.
Cammann, Schuyler: Costumes in China 1644 to
1912. Philadelphia: 1979.
Chen-peng, Hsu: Indigo Prints of China.
Peking: 1956.
Clarke, Thomas B.: The Thomas B. Clarke
Collection of Beautiful Old Chinese Rugs. NY:
1915.
Coates, W.P. and Zelda: Soviets in Central
Asia. NY: 1951.
Cultural Relics Unearthed During the Period of
the Great Cultural Revolution Vol. 1. Peking:
1972.
D'Encausse, Helene Carrere: Islam and the
Russian Empire, Reform and Revolution in Central
Asia. Berkeley: 1988.
Denwood, Philip: The Tibetan Carpet.
Warminister: 1974.
De Quincey ed. by A.S. Twombley: Revolt of the
Tartars. NY: 1895.
Dudin, S.M.: Teppiche Mittelasiens Band 5
(Central Asian Rugs). Hamburg: 1984.
Dunsmore, Susi: Nepalese Textiles. London:
1993.
Dye, Daniel Sheets: Chinese Lattice Designs.
NY: 1974.
Eastern Turkistan. Turkey: (1955?).
Eiland, Emmett and M. Shockley: Tent Bands of
the Steppes. Berkeley: 1976.
Ernst, Henri ed.: Tapis Anciens de la China
(Ancient Rugs of China).
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