 Examining early Slavic imprints in Kirov/Viatka, 1996 Photo by Aleksei Miakishev |
 At work in a Xiongnu grave, Tamir site, Mongolia, 2005 Photo by Charlotte Green |
 A visit with Aurel Stein, 2009 Photo courtesy Jimsar County Museum (Xinjiang) staff. |
Daniel C.Waugh
Department of History, Box 353560
University of Washington
Seattle, Washington 98195
tel.: 206-543-5790
fax: 206-543-9451
e-mail: dwaugh@u.washington.edu
Short Curriculum vitae, as of 2005, includes links to course syllabi
Curriculum vitae emphasizing Central Asia/Silk Road activities, updated November 2011
Bibliography of Academic Writings, complete to June 2012
The Silk Road: Materials for an e-History
Medieval and Early Modern Russia and Ukraine
The James Bicknell Endowed Fund for student travel. Please consider making a contribution.
Maxwaugh.com Photography, where one can view some wonderful wildlife photos
Slide shows:
Publications
- Etherton at Kashgar: Rhetoric and Reality in the History of the "Great Game" (2007)
- Virtual and Visual Realities: Cosmic Space in the Mogao Caves, a seminar paper written in 1998 for the Silkroad Foundation/Dunhuang Institute program at the Dunhuang Mogao Caves
- "The Silk Roads in History", a broad survey for Expedition magazine, University of Pennsylvania Museum, published in conjunction with the museum's recent Secrets of the Silk Road exhibition.
- "Central Eurasians Everywhere", review of Christopher Beckwith's Empires of the Silk Road, in Mongolian Studies XXXI (2009).
- Tamerlane’s Heirs. Perspectives on 1991 and Its Aftermath in Central Asia (2011). A collection of articles, some unpublished, including ones written in Tashkent in September 1991.
Links to other scholarly work, earlier and recent, some otherwise unpublished