| Research Institutes |
| International Dunhuang Project:A new educational initative exploring cultural interaction and diversity on the silk road.
Dunhuang:chinese |
| History |
| The Mogao Caves of Dunhuang:The Mogao caves, often referred to as the “Caves of the 1,000 Buddhas,” are a rich source for the study of both artistic and religious expression in medieval China.
The history of Dunhuang:Through China’s long history three geographic areas have been vital to her overall defense. The first is the Tarim Basin, marked on many Western maps as the western half of the Gobi Desert. Notes on the History of Dunhuang: located at the western end of the Gansu (Hexi) Corridor and at the eastern end of the Taklamakan Desert, was very important historically. |
| Government Agencies |
| Dunhuang gonvernment:Chinese |
| Religious |
| Department of Religious Studies:Links for Chinese Religions and Philosophy
Religious experiences:Jane Donovan, But Gideon Refused: The Institutionalization of Methodist Mission Religious Resources |
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