Beschreibung:
Esther Fihl
In the 1890s, the Danish lieutenant Ole Olufsen set out to lead two expeditions to Tsarist Central Asia. Exploring areas that were still blank on European and Russian maps, the participants spent more than a year traveling on horseback in the Pamirs and adjacent valleys bordering Afghanistan, China, and British India. Esther Fihl offers an in-depth study of these Danish expeditions and presents the magnificent collection of objects brought back to the National Museum of Denmark.
Volume OneEditor's PrefaceDanish Nomad Research - An OverviewAuthor's AcknowledgementsA Sketch of the Research ProcessIntroductionI. Written Sources and BeyondII. The Danish Setting in the 1890sIII. Travelling on a Museum AssignmentIV. Collecting ObjectsV. The Museum Life of the ObjectsVI. Kyrgyz Nomad's in the PamirsVII. Agropastoralists in VakhanCatalogueVolume TwoVIII. Turkmen Nomads in MervIX. The Khanate of KhivaX. The Emirate of Bukhara and the Russian-Controlled Part of TurkestanXI. Representation of Central AsiaConclusionAppendix I. List of Museum Register NumbersAppendix II. Technical Terms and MaterialsRussian SummaryBibliographyUnpublished DocumentsIndexPhoto Credits