John Falconer Livres

Exploring the rich tapestry of Burmese design, this book delves into its intricate layers shaped by Chinese and Indian influences, revealing spiritual, religious, and political dimensions. It covers a wide range of topics, from traditional arts and crafts to significant architectural styles, both sacred and secular. Featuring over 500 vibrant photographs and insights from leading archaeological experts, it serves as an essential resource for enthusiasts of architecture, design, and the cultural heritage of Burma.

Renowned for his archaeological expeditions across Central Asia and beyond, Sir Aurel Stein's extensive collection includes photographs, letters, documents, and manuscripts related to Indology, Iranian studies, and Central Asian linguistics. This unique repository, housed at the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, offers valuable insights into his work and the broader fields of archaeology and Oriental manuscripts. The book presents a detailed discussion of this significant collection and its contributions to scholarship.