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…Tibet’s ancient past is steadily being eroded. This article examines specific threats to archaeological sites in Upper Tibet and calls for the initiation of a project to protect and conserve…
…of horse tack. For other examples of this class of objects, see fig. 9 below; and August 2014 Flight of the Khyung, fig. 5. Comparative features of the Volutes mask…
Thangde Mukyu in the foreground and the temple-tomb (Mound I) and companion structure (Mound II) in the background. Fig. 40. A coherent wall footing on the northwest side of Mound…
…by Ldawa, Mehta and Devers as of Spring, 2017. Our augmented corpus of rock art opens new perspectives for understanding Ladakh’s past. For example, a clear differentiation between Upper and…
…the mascoids of Spiti may possibly be the oldest examples of rock art also common to Upper Tibet and Ladakh. Although a Bronze Age attribution for the earliest mascoids of…
details: Situated among other wild felines and wild yaks and perhaps a standing anthropomorph, which form one or more integral compositions. This rock art is highly worn and not easily…
1986 – 2012. Vehicular, on foot and on horseback. Click map image to download high-resolution PDF (24.6 MB) Author’s routes in the Western Himalaya, 1983 – 2001. Black line =…
my book Divine Dyads (1997: 262), and as a photograph in Zhang Zhung (2008: 160). See ‘Books’ on this website for bibliographic information. Fig. 2. Another polychrome depiction of a…
of shrines consisting of graduated steps. These include rudimentary examples like this one as well as more complex and later forms known as stupas (Sanskrit) or chortens (Tibetan). In addition…
have suffered much misfortune. Tiger skin is used in a variety of Tibetan rituals. For example, in a ceremony to summon good fortune (g.yang-’gugs), tiger and leopard skins are used…
the rock art sites recorded in Western Tibet is shown on this map. For a more complete listing of sites see: Bruneau, L. and Bellezza, J. V. 2013: “The Rock…
…m x 60 m). The structures are densely arrayed, save for an open area of around 14 m in length between the southern and northern halves of the complex. Most…
Upper Tibet. These compositions may have had a wide purview of meaning and function. Having speculated on this subject before, I will not rehash my ideas here.* For example, see…
in rock art compositions. Readers are encouraged to consult the earlier article for information and lore about the wild yak, the largest native mammal of the Tibetan Plateau. Esthetic and…
misfortune is to be avoided. In any case, no one should discount the gravity of the situation in Tibet and its long-term ramifications for the health and welfare of the…
…Western TibetEstimated Age: Iron Age or Protohistoric period Fig. 204. Two wild yaks and another animal that appear to form an integral compositionProminent motifs: downward pointing wedge-shaped tail; inward curving…
some of the most impressive examples, please see the Antiquities of Zhang Zhung website www.thlib.org/bellezza (still not finished but getting close). Fig. 2. Two pillars sit at the west end…
khyung (for example, see figs. 13 and 14 in August 2014 Flight of the Khyung). In number, form, and position, the long tail feathers complement the horns. The bird is…
come. The seminar was opened by a number of Tibetan dignitaries, the foremost of which was His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The Dalai Lama encouraged the attendees to search for…
Sichuan University. Harvard University also provided some sponsorship. Airport transfers, hotel accommodation and meals for participants were provided free of charge by the sponsors. Thank you to all concerned! Nearly…
Inaugurating my newsletter Welcome to my website (Tibetarchaeology.com) and newsletter, Flight of the Khyung! Friends and colleagues have been encouraging me for years to put a website together but…
Recherche des Civilisations d’Asie Orientale. He is compiling an inventory of fortifications, temples and rock art in Ladakh and Zanskar, dating from the Bronze Age upto the second diffusion of…
many years, Shang Nyima freely shared with me his formidable knowledge of Tibetan history and culture, and he was a generous supporter of my research work. Also see next month’s…
…and other stelar necropolises in more depth, it is necessary to examine archaeological evidence from North Inner Asia. Comparative study establishes certain affinities at the end of the Bronze Age…
…having taken up residence in this fortress. The Main Group of Lower Gyangdrak could be divided into east, central and west complexes. The isolated east complex contained buildings made with…
Paintings of Celestial Lake in Northern Tibet”, East and West [Rome], vol. 52, 2002, p. 393 (fig. 53). For access to this paper, see articles section of website. Also see…
great features such as interactive maps, the ability to view Tibetan names in phonetics or in transliteration, image search functions, and print-out formats. Publishing such a large work (more than…
by commercial interests, and 4) the cutting of new roads around ecologically sensitive headlands. From what I observed less than two months ago, absolutely no measures for the conservation of…
antelope, thus it does not appear to be pursuing the animal. As I have commented in my book Zhang Zhung, p. 174 (see books section of this website for bibliographic…
intricate that they can be described as ‘apartment complexes’. As for earlier periods of tenure in the region, there is the Chokhopani (1200–450 BCE) and Mebrak (450 BCE to 50…
