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Posted On 17 July 2006

Khiva Carpet Development Project

For centuries luxurious textiles were traded in the oasis cities of Central Asia that linked China to the West. As an entrepôt on the Silk Road, the city of Khiva, in what is now the Republic of Uzbekistan, provided merchants and travellers with an important staging post on the trade routes leading north to the Volga and west to the Caspian Sea. Bounded by the Kyzyl Kum and Kara Kum deserts and fed by the waters of the Amu Darya, Khiva vies with Bukhara and Samarkand as the most evocative of ...

Permanent Exhibitions

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17th Century Paris Topography

Posted On 29 November 2006

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Tripura - Home of the Regean Tribe

Posted On 08 January 2007

Tripura – a remote North East Indian State which I knew very little about and on which information was very sparse. The one thing I did know was that Tripura is home to the Reang people, a distinct ...

ASA Iran Short Film presented by Elsewhereonline

Posted On 26 April 2007

Approx 21 minutes

Exploring the world through travel, scholarship, education and the arts

Posted On 01 August 2006

Elsewhereonline explores the idea of place and particular places through travel, scholarship, education and the arts. It is an international, interactive, interdisciplinary community of scholarly ...

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Stave Churches Norway: Borgund, Hopperstad (Vik) and Kaupanger

Posted On 17 July 2006

Borgund Stave Church, Laerdal (map), was built around 1180. It is one of a number of stave churches in the Sogneford Region.

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Early Medieval Spanish Architecture

Posted On 17 July 2006

Roman imperial rule over Spain, as elsewhere, ended in messy stages as barbarian peoples staked out independent kingdoms. By the middle of the 5th century AD the Visigoths had established their ...

University of Melbourne Special Collections

Posted On 29 November 2006

The Middle East & North Africa before 1860

Posted On 20 July 2006

The University of Melbourne in Australia and Al-Akhawayn University in Ifrane in Morocco are making available their collection of images of the Middle East and North Africa before the coming of ...