The Empire of the Steppes: A History of Central AsiaRutgers University Press, 1970 - 687 pages |
Contents
Scythians and Huns | 3 |
The Great Invasions of the Fourth Century North China | 55 |
The Last Minusinsk Culture | 66 |
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