Granger, Kelsey

From tomb-keeper to tomb-occupant: the changing conceptualisation of dogs in early China

Granger, K. (2023) · Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society

Chinese history and philosophyDeath, Funerary Practices, and Mourning

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Three curious dogs in a Dunhuang manuscript: re-evaluating the identification of “yaks” in Pelliot chinois 2598

Granger, K. (2021) · Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies

Eurasian Exchange NetworksChinese history and philosophy

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Violence, Vigilantism, and Virtue: Reassessing Medieval Female Avenger Accounts through the Study of Narratives about Xie Xiao’e

Granger, K. (2022) · Journal of the American Oriental Society

Chinese history and philosophyHistorical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Saved from Desert Sands: Re-discovering Objects on the Silk Roads

Granger, K., & Galambos, I. (2025) · BRILL eBooks

Aeolian processes and effectsWater management and technologies

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Calm at the Carriage, Kills Bandits, Protects the Stables: Unique Horse Names in Excavated Han Administrative Documents from Xuanquan

Granger, K. (2024) · Early China

Geographies of human-animal interactionsChinese history and philosophy

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