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Announcements

  • The Zotero library underlying the CEToM bibliography is now public and can be viewed here.
  • We would like to thank Prof. Dr. Thomas Oberlies and Pratik Rumde from the Seminar für Indologie und Tibetologie of the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen for providing our project with scans of the nachlass of Wilhelm Siegling. The nachlass includes letters to and from Siegling throughout his career that are of great importance to the history of the field of Tocharian studies. This material will be published on CEToM, accompanied by transcriptions of the letters, in the course of 2024.

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Map of find spots

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Map symbols:   TA texts,   TB texts,   TA TB texts,   text language undefined unknown,   no texts

Number of text fragments per findspot and language

FindspotTATBChineseGāndhārīKhotaneseNoneOld TurkicSanskrit[unknown]
Bezeklik1000000090
Dandan Uiliq010000000
Duldur-Akhur019000010229
Dunhuang070000050
Endere060000000
Khitai-bāzār010000000
Khočo (Dakianus)49215900000473
Kuča0320000031
Kuča Miŋ-Öy080000020
Miran010000000
Murtuq1521400000341
Qigexing (Yanqi)4300000000
Qizil0100000010
Qizil Miŋ-Öy071002070194
Qizil Qargha070000001
Qizil Sayram0130000000
Qumtura0410000001
Šaldiraŋ01240000004
Siŋgim142678100004561
Šorčuq524494000203621
Subeši63900010415
Tajik020000012
Toŋguzbaš010000000
Toyuq050000010
Tumšuq010000000
Turfan foothills010000000
Yar-khoto220000010
[unknown]2912970002117523
[undefined]4884100116121112183
Total17518144236252517329

Notes

  • The map and table are based on all datasets contained in CEToM, but not all datasets are visible to the public.
  • Due to some text fragments containing multiple languages, the sum of the fragments listed above exceeds the total number of fragments accordingly.