
Cultural Heritage Book Series
The UCA Cultural Heritage Book Series promotes understanding across cultures and generations by supporting Central Asian scholars conduct original and high-quality research, and publish and disseminate their work to regional and international audiences. UCA, with its partners, also supports the development of resources on Central Asian cultural heritage by other publishers.
The custodians of traditional knowledge are aging and with limited resources, this knowledge is under threat from several forces including scarce resources, migration, and outside influences. UCA is committed to make a contribution to preserving the unique and diverse cultural heritage through research, documenting, archiving, and supporting work of regional scholars. A critical part of the mission of UCA is to help the peoples of Central Asia preserve and draw upon their rich cultural traditions and heritages as assets for the future.

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Date: February 2020
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Books on Central Asian History and Cultural Heritage

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The book can be purchased from University of Central Asia’s Cultural Heritage and Humanities Unit. For more information, please contact publications@ucentralasia.org.

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Monograph
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Munavar Mamadnazarov
Cultural Heritage and Humanities Unit, University of Central Asia & The Institute of Ismaili Studies (Russian, 2017)
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Books on Pamiri History and Cultural Heritage


Cultural Heritage and Humanities Unit, University of Central Asia (Russian, 2008)

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Books on Kyrgyz History and Cultural Heritage

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Volume II: View or download PDF (in Kyrgyz)
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Photographs by Margaret Morton
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