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'Sha Zhou! (beautiful desert oasis), was the hub of middle
‘and eastern sik routes in ancient times The Caves of the
Thousand Buddhas (Mogao Caves) are at nearby
Giantodong. The tawn and its environs were long &
gateway between central Asia and China, and the
frescoes in the caves, painted from the Sth cent. to the
13th cent., show Indian, Greco-Roman, and Iranian
influences
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كأعصلات 183) . . . رادج
The Silk Road
A slideshow to accompany the article and lesson
“From Isolation to Globalization: Taking
the First Steps Along the Silk Road”
OCSS Review , Summer 2006
Slideshow overview
This slideshow is designed to
• Illustrate the physiographic features at
various points along the Silk Road(s).
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Provide oblique angle digital illustrations
from Google Earth along with groundlevel photographs of those locations.
Together, these should give students a
better sense of the challenges faced by
travelers.
Take the viewer on a journey from
east to west along one common route
of the Silk Road.
Google Earth is available for free at
http://earth.google.com/
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Google Earth provides you the
opportunity to
mark and label any place on a globe
draw routes between places
Produce “fly by” videos of a route at
various angles and altitudes.
Display physiographic features of a
location or set of locations, drawn from
satellite imagery.
Viewing the Silk Road from Space
Samarkan
Antioch
Merv
Ksahgar
Beijing
Dunhuang
X’ian
Common “Silk Road” Routes
The Road Ahead: Begin Your
Journey in China
West
East
Heading West from Beijing
Heading West from Beijing
Next Stop…X’ian
Beijing
X’ian
Looking West from X’ian
Looking West from X’ian
Next Stop…Dunhuang
Beijing
Dunhuang
X’ian
Mogao Caves Near Dunhuang
Keep Moving West to Kashgar
Kashgar
Beijing
Dunhuang
X’ian
Dunhuang to Kashgar: Go Around the
Takla Makan Desert
…and Cross the Tien Shan Mountain Range
Arriving at Kashgar
Now…On to Merv
Kashgar
Merv
Beijing
Dunhuang
X’ian
Kashgar to Merv: More Deserts and Mountains
Bactrian Desert
Pamirs
Ancient Merv
Your Journey So Far:
• You have traveled over 3,000 difficult miles
• You have crossed the Takla Makan Desert, the
Tien Shan Mountain Range, passed through
territories of hostile warriors, crossed the Pamir
Mountains and the Bactrian Desert.
• Only 1,532 miles to go!!!
The Road Ahead…
Plains and Mountain Ridges
Zagros Mountains
Your Final Hurdle to Antioch…
the Sultan Mountain Range
Finally…Antioch
