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Trading Mongolia's Sovereign Meat
Resource frontiers: managing water on a trans-border Asian river
Mongolian Cosmopolitical Heritage: Tracing Divergent Healing Practices Across the Mongolian-Chinese Border
Himalayan Connections
The West Mongolia Initiative
Kalmyk Cultural Heritage Documentation Project
Pathways to understanding the changing climate
Where Rising Powers Meet
Climate Histories
Oral History of Twentieth Century Mongolia
Transforming Technologies and Buddhist Book Culture
A Tibetan Woman Lama and her Reincarnations
Tibetan and Mongolian Rare Books and Manuscripts
Tibetan Book Evolution and Technology
The Padgling Traditions in Bhutan
Resource frontiers: managing water on a trans-border Asian river
Resource frontiers: managing water on a trans-border Asian river overview
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Selenge Maps and Photos
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Resource frontiers: managing water on a trans-border Asian river: Reports from the Field
Selenge Maps and Photos
Selenge Maps and Photos overview
A cable platform carrying people and animals across Selenge river, northern Mongolia [1930s]
A train running along Selenge river, northern Mongolia [1940s]
A village on the bank of Selenge river, Northern Mongolia [1930s]
Logs transported through Selenge river, Selenge province [1930s]
Selenge river, Central Mongolia [1930s – 1950s]
Selenge river, Central Mongolia [1930s – 1950s]
Selenge river, northern Mongolia [1930s]
Selenge river, Selenge province [1930-1950s]
Transporting loads and animals by a cable platform, Selenge river, Northern Mongolia [1940s]
Baikal prayer centre at Selenga Delta
Praying water spirits lusad
Water spirits Lusad of Selenga River
Offerings to water spirits
Historical map of the Selenge river
Newly built cattle farms
Sacred cairn (ovoo) and tenth century statute near banks of the Selenga in Bulgan province, Mongolia
Selenga in central Mongolia (spring 2023)
The Selenga in Bulgan province, Mongolia
Mongolian Cosmopolitical Heritage: Tracing Divergent Healing Practices Across the Mongolian-Chinese Border
Mongolian Cosmopolitical Heritage: Tracing Divergent Healing Practices Across the Mongolian-Chinese Border overview
Project Summary in Mongolian Script
Project Summary in Cyrillic Script
The ‘Nine Black Ingredients’ Pill: COVID-19 Prophylactic in Mongolia
Re-framing Therapeutic Arts Conference: Event Report
Pathways to understanding the changing climate
Pathways to understanding the changing climate overview
Cambridge Interdisciplinary Research on the Environment
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Opening Workshop 2014
Sensing Landscape Exhibition 2016
Policy Workshop 2016
Curriculum Workshop 2016
PGCE 2017
Where Rising Powers Meet
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Media: Presentation by Professor Caroline Humphrey
Media: Presentation by Sayana Namsaraeva
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Baunt
Blagoveshchensk and Heihe
Heihe
Hulun Buir
Hulun Lake
Hunchun
Khabarovsk and Vladivostok
Kyakhta
Manzhouli
Mardai
Naikhin and Tongjiang
Suifenhe
Tunka
Vladivostok
Zabaikalsk
Oral History of Twentieth Century Mongolia
Oral History of Twentieth Century Mongolia overview
Монголын 20-р Зууны Аман Түүх
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Transforming Technologies and Buddhist Book Culture
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A Tibetan Woman Lama and her Reincarnations
A Tibetan Woman Lama and her Reincarnations overview
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The Life of Chokyi Dronma (Chos kyi sgron ma) according to her biography
From sacred princess and divine emanation to cadre
Chokyi Dronma's Places
Mural Paintings & Illuminations
Tibetan and Mongolian Rare Books and Manuscripts
Tibetan and Mongolian Rare Books and Manuscripts overview
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Tibetan Materials
Mongolian Materials
Catalogue of Tibetan Manuscripts and Blockprints
Tibetan Materials
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Tibet Materials - Detail
Tibetan Book Evolution and Technology
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Printing Houses
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Brag dkar rta so
rDzong dkar
Kun gsal sgang po che
Khams gsum g.yul las rnam rgyal pho brang / Khams gsum rnam rgyal
A ti sha’i chos ‘khor (La ‘debs Valley)
Glang phug (La ‘debs Valley)
La phyi
mDzo lhas / ‘Dzo lhas
gNas
Chab rom phug
Shel dkar
rTsib ri
bSam gtan gling
Grod phug
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The Padgling Traditions in Bhutan
The Padgling Traditions in Bhutan overview
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The tradition
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Incarnation lines
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Gangteng Tulku Line
The Peling Sungtrul Line
The Peling Thugse Line
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Inner Asia: Archive
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Inner Asia: Open Access
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On the Edge: Life along the Russia-China Border
Between the Buddha and the New Tsar
Cosmopolitical Ecologies Across Asia
Drones, Tones and Timbres
Humans, Dogs and Other Beings
Restless Quietists
A Chinese Rebel beyond the Great Wall.
China's Camel Country
Evil Spirits and Rocket Debris
Inner Asia: Archive
Inner Asia: Archive overview
Inner Mongolia
Buryatia, Kalmykia and Tuva
Inner Mongolia
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Research on the Environment
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Research in the Community
Climate Histories Seminar Series
Healthy Waterways
Orkney: Beside the Ocean of Time
Blowing in the Wind
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Climate Histories Seminar Series
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The Road to Paris 2015
Seminar Series 2015-2016
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Trading Mongolia's Sovereign Meat
Resource frontiers: managing water on a trans-border Asian river
Mongolian Cosmopolitical Heritage: Tracing Divergent Healing Practices Across the Mongolian-Chinese Border
Himalayan Connections
The West Mongolia Initiative
Kalmyk Cultural Heritage Documentation Project
Pathways to understanding the changing climate
Where Rising Powers Meet
Climate Histories
Oral History of Twentieth Century Mongolia
Transforming Technologies and Buddhist Book Culture
A Tibetan Woman Lama and her Reincarnations
Tibetan and Mongolian Rare Books and Manuscripts
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The Padgling Traditions in Bhutan
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Dr Tuya Shagdar
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PhD: Hegemony and culturedness: elites after socialism in Mongolia
