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Michael Shenkar
Associate Professor of Pre-Islamic Iranian studies
Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies
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2019
Shaul Shaked and the Study of Zoroastrianism
. In: Studies in Honor of Professor Shaul Shaked. Jerusalem ; 2019. pp. 9-15.
02_shenkar_shaked_volume.pdf
2018
The Coronation of the Early Sasanians, Ctesiphon, and the ‘Great Diadem’ of Paikuli
. Journal of Persianate Studies. 2018;11 (2) :113-139.
Kurbanov S
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A Unique Sogdian Bronze Pin and a Fragment of a Chinese “Zhenzifeishuang” 真子飞霜 Mirror from Sanjar-Shah (Tajikistan)
. Asian Archaeology [Internet]. 2018;2 :33-42.
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2017
“The Religion and the Pantheon of the Sogdians (5th–8th centuries CE) in Light of their Sociopolitical Structures”
. Journal Asiatique. 2017;305 (2) :191-209.
“The Headdress of the Tillya Tepe “Prince””
. Ancient Civilizations from Scythia to Siberia. 2017;23 (2) :151-183.
“The Great Iranian Divide: Between Aniconic West and Anthropomorphic East”
. Religion. 2017;47 (3) :378-398.
“Royal Regalia and the ‘Divine Kingship’ in the pre-Islamic Central Asia”
. Parthica. 2017;19 :55-75.
2016
Haim O, Kurbanov S
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“The Earliest Arabic Documents Written on Paper: Three Letters from Sanjar-Shah (Tajikistan)”
. Jerusalem Studies in Arabic and Islam. 2016;43 :141-191.
haim_shenkar_kurbanov_sanjar-shah_letters_jsai_43.pdf
2015
Images of Daēnā and Mithra on Two Seals from the Indo-Iranian Borderlands
. Studia Iranica. 2015;44.
Rethinking Sasanian Iconoclasm
. Journal of the American Oriental Society. 2015;135 (3) :471-498.
14-shenkar_jaos135.3.pdf
2014
The Epic of Farāmarz in the Panjikent Paintings
. Bulletin of the Asia Institute. 2014;24 :67-85.
Yosef bar El‘asa Artaka and the Elusive Jewish Diaspora of pre-Islamic Iran and Central Asia
. Journal of Jewish Studies. 2014;65 (1) :58-77.
Intangible Spirits and Graven Images: The Iconography of Deities in the Pre-Islamic Iranian World
. Leiden-Boston: Brill; 2014.
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2013
A Goddess or a Queen? On the Interpretation of the Female Figure on the Relief of Narseh at Naqš-e Rostam
. In: Scripta Antiqua. Vol. 2. Moscow: (in Russian) ; 2013. pp. 612-633.
shenkar_rtveladze_fs.pdf
On the Iconography of
xᵛarənah
and its Role in the Ideology of Ancient Iranians
. In: The Last Encyclopedist. The Issue in Honor of the 90th Anniversary of Boris Litvinsky. Moscow: (in Russian) ; 2013. pp. 427-452.
shenkar_xvarnah.pdf
A Sasanian Chariot Drawn by Birds and the Iconography of Sraosha
. In: Commentationes Iranicae. Vladimiro f. Aaron Livschits nonagenario donum natalicium. St. Petersburg ; 2013. pp. 211-223.
shenkar_a_sasanian_chariot_drawn_by_birds_and_the_iconography_of_sraosha.pdf
2012
Aniconism in the Religious Art of Pre-Islamic Iran and Central Asia
. Bulletin of the Asia Institute. 2012;22 :239-257.
On the Temple of Oxus in Bactria, III (Review Article)
. Studia Iranica. 2012;41 :135-142.
2011
A Seal of Bānūg (the Lady) of the Māhrād (family), 6-7 c. CE?
. In: Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaeae/Palestinae, vol. II: Caesarea and the Middle Coast: 1121-2160. Berlin ; 2011. pp. 960-963.
Temple Architecture in the Iranian World in the Hellenistic Period
. In: From Pella to Gandhara: Hybridisation and Identity in the Art and Architecture of the Hellenistic East. Oxford ; 2011. pp. 117-140.
shenkar_2011_temple_architecture_in_the_iranian_world_in_the_hellenistic_period.pdf
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Recent Publications
"The So-Called “Fravašis” and the “Heaven and Hell” Paintings, and the Cult of Nana in Panjikent"
“Archaeological and Molecular Evidence for Ancient Chickens in Central Asia”
“Agriculture Along the Upper Part of the Middle Zarafshan River During the First Millennium AD: A Multi-Site Archaeobotanical Analysis”
“The ‘Eternal Fire’, Achaemenid Zoroastrianism and the Origin of the Fire Temples”
“Empires Without Historiography: History, Epos and Memory in Ancient Iran” (in Hebrew)
“The Kök-Tash Underground Mausoleum in North-Eastern Kyrgyzstan: The First-Ever Identified Qara Khitai Elite Tomb?”
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