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Chinese influences on gTer ma?
The Oxford Treasure Seminar began in 2017, as a collaboration between the Sinologist Yegor Grebnev, the anthropologist Anna Sehnalova, and myself, a Tibetologist. Yegor’s specialisations are Chinese heirloom treasures and early Chinese scriptural traditions, Anna is an anthropologist specialising in … Continue reading →
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