WITNESSES FOR TIBETAN CRAFTSMANSHIP: BRINGING TOGETHER PAPER ANALYSIS, PALAEOGRAPHY AND CODICOLOGY IN THE EXAMINATION OF THE EARLIEST TIBETAN MANUSCRIPTS
WITNESSES FOR TIBETAN CRAFTSMANSHIP: BRINGING TOGETHER PAPER ANALYSIS, PALAEOGRAPHY AND CODICOLOGY IN THE EXAMINATION OF THE EARLIEST TIBETAN MANUSCRIPTS
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西藏手工艺的见证:将纸张分析、古文字学和典籍学结合起来,检验最早期的西藏手稿
DOI:
10.1111/j.1475-4754.2012.00687.x
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发表时间:
2013
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影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
S. Schaik
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作者:
A. Helman;S. Schaik
This study investigates the earliest surviving Tibetan paper, from the Dunhuang cave library, using paper fibre analysis combined with codicological, palaeographical and textual information. The hypotheses tested by this method concern the regional origins and production centres of early Tibetan paper and methods for dating this material. Using overlapping typologies, we classify a sample of manuscripts into coherent groups, relating them to particular ‘book cultures’. By linking three main manuscript groups to different geographical regions, we offer new insights into an important manuscript collection, and show that the method of overlapping typologies has the potential to yield further insights.