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Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Book Section in a Series	1998	Chang, Claudia	The role of agro-pastoralism in the evolution of steppe culture in the Semirechye area of southern Kazakhstan during the Saka/Wusun period (600 BCE - 400 CE)	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Chang, 1998 #25683]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Shishlina, Natalia I.	The steppe and the sown: interaction between Bronze Age Eurasian nomads and agriculturalists	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Shishlina, 1998 #25682]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Mair, Victor H.	Priorities	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Mair, 1998 #25964]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Jettmar, Karl	Early migrations in Central Asia	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Jettmar, 1998 #26075]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Lubotsky, Alexander	Tocharian loan words in Old Chinese: chariots, chariot gear, and town building	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Lubotsky, 1998 #26074]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Lin, Meicun	Qilian and Kunlun - the earliest Tokharian loan-words in ancient Chinese	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Lin, 1998 #26073]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Ke Ping,	The Andronovo bronze artifacts discovered in Toquztara County in Ili, Xinjiang	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Ke 1998 #26072]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Mei, Jianjun	Copper and bronze metallurgy in late prehistoric Xinjiang	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Mei, 1998 #26071]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Hsü, Kenneth J.	Did the Xinjiang Indo-Euroopeans leave their home because of global cooling?	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Hsü, 1998 #26070]
Book Section in a Series	1998	An, Zhimin	Cultural complexes of the Bronze Age in the Tarim Basin and surrounding areas	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[An, 1998 #26079]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Kuzmina, Elena E.	Cultural connections of the Tarim Basin people and pastoralists of the Asian steppes in the Bronze Age	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Kuzmina, 1998 #26078]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Anthony, David W.	The opening of the Eurasian steppe at 2000 BCE	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Anthony, 1998 #26077]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Shui Tao,	On the relationship between the Tarim and Fergana Basins in the Bronze Age	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Shui 1998 #26076]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Chiou-Peng, Tzelhuey	Western Yunnan and its steppe affinities	The bronze age and early iron age peoples of eastern Central Asia. Volume 1: archaeology, migration and nomadism, linguistics	[Chiou-Peng, 1998 #26174]