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Cooking, Dyeing, and Worship: The Uses of Safflower in Medieval China as Reflected in Dunhuang Documents

  • Author:

    Eric Trombert

  • Page Number:

    17.1:59-72

  • Date:

    2004

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Eric Trombert, “Cooking, Dyeing, and Worship: The Uses of Safflower in Medieval China as Reflected in Dunhuang Documents,” Asia Major 17 (2004): 59-72.

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Trombert, Eric
2004 “Cooking, Dyeing, and Worship: The Uses of Safflower in Medieval China as Reflected in Dunhuang Documents.” Asia Major 17: 59-72.
Trombert, Eric. (2004). Cooking, Dyeing, and Worship: The Uses of Safflower in Medieval China as Reflected in Dunhuang Documents. Asia Major, 17, 59-72.
Trombert, Eric. “Cooking, Dyeing, and Worship: The Uses of Safflower in Medieval China as Reflected in Dunhuang Documents.” Asia Major, no. 17 (2004): 59-72.
Trombert, Eric. “Cooking, Dyeing, and Worship: The Uses of Safflower in Medieval China as Reflected in Dunhuang Documents.” Asia Major, no. 17, 2004, pp. 59-72.
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