Geographical differences and similarities in Gandharan sculptures
Satoshi Naiki
The Geography of Gandharan Art: Proceedings of the Second International Workshop of the Gandhara Connections Project, University of Oxford, 22nd-23rd March, 2018 41-57 Mar 2019 [Refereed][Invited]
The Japanese Archaeological Mission in Pakistan[Invited]
Satoshi Naiki
Celebrating a Month of Japanese Culture 14 Nov 2019 The Embassy of Japan in Pakistan and Center for Culture and Development
Kushan iconography on sculptures found in Pakistan and Afghanistan.[Invited]
Satoshi Naiki
Second Annual Shahi Project Meeting. 4 Jun 2019 Shahi Project in University of Vienna
The Analysis of Narrative Panels from Thareli in the Gandhara Region.
Satoshi Naiki
The 24th Conference of the European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art, Naples 2 Jul 2018 European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art
Narrative Sets of Buddhist Reliefs Found at Thareli in the Gandhara Region[Invited]
Satoshi Naiki
Guest Lecture at Cluster of Excellence Asia and Europe in a Global Context, University of Heidelberg 14 Jun 2018 the HCTS Professorship of Buddhist Studies, University of Heidelberg
Gandhara Connections workshop "The Geography of Gandharan Art" 22 Mar 2018 Classical Art Research Centre, University of Oxford
Geographical Differences in Material Cultures in North-west India.[Invited]
Satoshi Naiki
International Workshop on Pre-modern Kashmir 2018 5 Mar 2018 Satoshi OGURA and Akane SAITO
Four Gandhāran Sculptures with Inscriptions Including Dates.[Invited]
Satoshi Naiki
The Second Oriental Renaissance 4 Dec 2016 Renmin University of China, Beijing
The chronological order of the Gandhāran sculptures with inscriptions including dates.
Satoshi Naiki
The 23rd Conference of European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art, 2016, Cardiff 5 Jul 2016 European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art
The Arm Joints on Gandharan Sculptures[Invited]
Satoshi Naiki
International Workshop on Pre-Modern Kashmir 2015 24 Sep 2015 Satoshi OGURA and Akane SAITO
The chronological changes of stylistic features of Gandharan sculptures.[Invited]
Satoshi Naiki
Hazara University Lecture 9 Jul 2015 Department of Archaeology, Hazara University
Research on sculptures in Gandhara from a technical perspective[Invited]
Satoshi Naiki
The 2nd Kyoto-Bordeaux Symposium 2015 22 May 2015 Kyoto University
The transition of the style of Gandharan sculptures in the 3rd century CE
Satoshi Naiki
22nd Conference of the European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art 3 Jul 2014 European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art
The Masonryand the Gandhāran Sculptures[Invited]
Satoshi Naiki
Exploring the Past and Envisaging the Future. Current Issues in the Ancient History of Afghanistan 27 Nov 2013 Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University
