Map of the Kushan Empire in Central Asia (credit: Wikimedia Commons) The deciphered script finds its origins in both the Eurasian steppe's early nomadic peoples, such as the Yuèzhī, and the ...

The maps provide a vivid history tour ... had migrated from southern Siberia and displaced the Indo-Greeks. The Kushan Empire: 100 AD The Kushan Empire was founded under Kujula Kadphises but ...

"In other words, we have deciphered the script." This Middle Iranian language was likely one of the official languages of the Kushan Empire, which sprawled across Central Asia and northwestern ...

Researchers have decoded an ancient script dating back thousands of years to the Kushan Empire for the first time, nearly 70 years after it was first identified. It records a previously completely ...

For a certain period of time, it apparently served as one of the official languages of the Kushan Empire alongside Bactrian, Gandhari/Middle Indo-Aryan and Sanskrit. As a preliminary name ...

The Kushan Empire is notable for having facilitated the spread of Buddhism to East Asia, as well as its monumental architecture and artworks. The ancient Kushan script carved into rock in the ...

It was similar to red pottery with thin fabric discovered in Kushan Empire in Central Asia. Red pottery techniques were quite common in Central Asia. This age was marked by the construction of ...