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Art of the Silk Road: Docent Lecture and Slideshow
The San Carlos Public Library in San Carlos, CA presents a lecture and slideshow about the Silk Road.
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This lecture discusses the world's oldest international highway, on a voyage that spans six centuries (AD 600-1200). Using works of art from the Asian Art Museum, the program showcases four representative cities Xi'an, China's Tang Dynasty capital; Turfan, a bustling oasis; Samarkand, home of prosperous merchants; and Baghdad, a meeting place for scholars, scientists, and philosophers.
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