Add to ORKGStudy of the inscriptions of Ghazni (Afghanistan) which are among the first evidence of the use of Persian language in the monumental Islamic epigraph
International audienceParmi les vestiges de la ville médiévale de Ghazni, un grand nombre de monumen...
Les fouilles archéologiques et les prospections conduites à Ghazni ont permis de collecter une grand...
Pashto (Pakhto), called also Afghan, from the East-Iranian languages group, is spoken by Pashtuns li...
Study of the inscriptions of Ghazni (Afghanistan) which are among the first evidence of the use of P...
International audiencePresented in this paper are some preliminary analyses concerning Ghaznavid epi...
International audienceArchaeological investigations in Ghazni, the ancient capital city of the Ghazn...
Persian inscriptions from Ghazni may be regarded as both artistic testimonies and original primary s...
International audienceThis paper presents some preliminary analyses concerning Persianepigraphic doc...
International audienceThe Ghaznavids (977-1186) takes their name from the capital city of the dynast...
International audienceFifty years have passed since the publication by Alessio Bombaci of a long but...
Le volume 13 de la revue Eurasian Studies réunit quatre articles résultant d’un panel sur le site de...
International audienceThis paper explores aspects of continuity and change in the content of monumen...
Huart Clément. Les légendes épiques de la région de Ghazna (Afghanistan). In: Comptes rendus des séa...
Presentation of the main epigraphic data coming from the excavations of Mas’ud III palace of Ghazni ...
International audienceEarly monumental inscriptions documented across the Iranian lands and bearing ...
International audienceParmi les vestiges de la ville médiévale de Ghazni, un grand nombre de monumen...
Les fouilles archéologiques et les prospections conduites à Ghazni ont permis de collecter une grand...
Pashto (Pakhto), called also Afghan, from the East-Iranian languages group, is spoken by Pashtuns li...
Study of the inscriptions of Ghazni (Afghanistan) which are among the first evidence of the use of P...
International audiencePresented in this paper are some preliminary analyses concerning Ghaznavid epi...
International audienceArchaeological investigations in Ghazni, the ancient capital city of the Ghazn...
Persian inscriptions from Ghazni may be regarded as both artistic testimonies and original primary s...
International audienceThis paper presents some preliminary analyses concerning Persianepigraphic doc...
International audienceThe Ghaznavids (977-1186) takes their name from the capital city of the dynast...
International audienceFifty years have passed since the publication by Alessio Bombaci of a long but...
Le volume 13 de la revue Eurasian Studies réunit quatre articles résultant d’un panel sur le site de...
International audienceThis paper explores aspects of continuity and change in the content of monumen...
Huart Clément. Les légendes épiques de la région de Ghazna (Afghanistan). In: Comptes rendus des séa...
Presentation of the main epigraphic data coming from the excavations of Mas’ud III palace of Ghazni ...
International audienceEarly monumental inscriptions documented across the Iranian lands and bearing ...
International audienceParmi les vestiges de la ville médiévale de Ghazni, un grand nombre de monumen...
Les fouilles archéologiques et les prospections conduites à Ghazni ont permis de collecter une grand...
Pashto (Pakhto), called also Afghan, from the East-Iranian languages group, is spoken by Pashtuns li...