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DESCRIPTION:Central Asia comprises the vast expanse of biologically and cul
 turally diverse lands between each of the great centers of agricultural or
 igins. The people in this region linked Eurasia through commerce and the d
 iffusion of technology and ideas. Despite their importance in shaping the 
 modern world\, these peoples are often overlooked in archaeological or his
 torical treaties of the human narrative. For archaeologists working in thi
 s expanse\, these issues of invisibility are primary obstacles to overcome
 . In the effort of understanding the role these ancient peoples played in 
 shaping the cultures of the modern world\, we have pulled together a group
  of top archaeological experts. We are focusing on the question of mobilit
 y\, broadly speaking\, including the diffusion of ideas and the movement o
 f people. Mobility remains a central theme in Central Asian archaeology\, 
 whether discussing mobile pastoralists or merchants on the Silk Road\, mov
 ement has dominated discourse. However\, an increasing awareness of the pr
 ominence of sedentism\, agricultural investment\, and urban development in
  this highly diverse part of the world is raising questions about how to i
 dentify mobility and sedentism in prehistory and early history. In seeking
  to increase the general visibility of Central Asian peoples of the past\,
  we will meet to discuss mobility and sedentism in the archaeological reco
 rd of Central Asia.\nSpeaker: Various
LAST-MODIFIED:20241018T083531Z
LOCATION:Hybrid\, Room: Villa V14 and Zoom
ORGANIZER;CN=MPI GEA:mailto:dalmartello@shh.mpg.de
SUMMARY:Ancient Mobile &amp\; Sedentary Interactions in Inner Asia
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