Publikace na Filozofická fakulta |
2018
Abstrakt
The events directly connected with the campaign of Alexander the Great in Central Asia are described vividly and in detail by ancient Greek authors and have been thoroughly evaluated by modern historians. Numismatic studies have reconstructed the history of the following centuries.
However, our understanding of the (mutual?) acculturation following the campaign remains limited. The aim of the conference was to discuss what actually happened in Central Asia at that time.
It takes as much as possible a local point of view and ask how local people experienced these turbulent developments, and how they coped with the strange newcomers.