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The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Project to study the Silk Routes : Papers submitted at the International Seminar on the Silk Roads held at Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman, 20-21 November 1990
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Oman's Role in the Maritime Silk Route: Human, Commercial and Navigational Factors towards a Maritime Achievement Severin, Timothy
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An Inscription in Memory of Sayyid bin Abu 'Ali - a study of the Relationship between China and Oman from the 11t h-15th Centuries Yingsheng, Liu
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The Influence of Trade Routes Relating to Oman in Ancient Times Rayah, A.S. al-
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Oman and the Trade Routes across the Indian Ocean in Islamic Times Salim, Sahar Assayed Abdul-Aziz
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The Indus Civilization and its Inter-re lation with Oman in Maritime Perspective Dani, Ahmad Hasan
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Prehistoric Origins of Seafaring a long t he Oman Coast Cleuziou, Serge
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Archaeological Evidence of Overseas Contacts between Omani Traders and the Far East and the Outer World prior to the opening of the Cape Route Costa, Paolo M.
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Sohar and the Maritime Silk-Road Kervran, Monique
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The Contribution of Oman to the Cultural Links between Nations Allawati, Malallah bin Ali bin Habib