Publications
Books
2023 – Chandragupta Maurya: the creation of a national hero in India (UCL Press).
2020 – T. Argounova-Low, A.K. Brown & S. Jansari, Model of a Summer Camp (London: British Museum Press, 2020).
Book & Exhibition Catalogue Chapters
2021 – ‘I let the pitcher drift away‘ – in R. Mussai & M. Sealy (eds.) Care | Contagion | Community – Self & Other (Autograph: London, 2021), pp.83-84.
2021 – ‘India and the Himalayas. From the Mauryas to the Palas, the rise and fall of Buddhist art in India’, in Traveller’s Eye: Selected Works from the Francisco Capelo Asia Collection (London: Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd., 2021), pp.150-161.
2020 – ‘Buildings with a Message – Experimenting with a Rich Mosaic of Objects and Voices’ in RETHINK Design Guide: Architecture for a post-pandemic world (London: RIBA Publishing, 2020), pp.66-69.
2020 – ‘South Asia’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.38-55.
2020 – ‘Two sides of the coin: from Sophytes to Skanda-Kārttikeya’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.487-498.
2019 – ‘Colonial Collecting in Ceylon: Dispersing the Hugh Nevill Collections across the British Isles’, in A.B. Peyton and K.A. Paul (eds.) Arts of South Asia: Cultures of Collecting (Gainesville: University of Florida Press; David A. Cofrin Asian art manuscript series), pp.63-94. (peer-reviewed)
Blogposts
2018 – ‘International Women Collectors’ – British Museum
2018 – Sakha objects at the British Museum: a collection history.
2017 – S. Jansari & M. Roy, ‘Colin Mackenzie: Collector Extraordinaire’ – British Library: Asian and African Studies
Magazine Articles (online/print)
2017 – ‘Redisplay of the Jaina collections in the Hotung Gallery’ – Arts of Asia (vol.47, issue 6 Nov-Dec), pp.84-91
2016 – ‘Traditional Ways’ – British Museum Magazine (Autumn), p.12
2014 – ‘Making Myth a Reality’ – British Museum Magazine (Spring/Summer), pp.48-51
Journal Articles
2019 – ‘From Geography to Paradoxography: the use, transmission and survival of Megasthenes’ Indica‘ Journal of Ancient History Vol.8:1, pp.26-49. (peer-reviewed)
2018 – ‘The Sophytes coins: from the Punjab to Bactria and back again’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.178, pp.71-98, pl.7-12 – (peer-reviewed)
2013 – ‘Roman Coins from the Masson and Mackenzie Collections in the British Museum’, South Asian Studies vol.29:2, pp.177-193. (peer-reviewed)
2012 – ‘Roman Coins from the Mackenzie Collection at the British Museum’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.172, pp.93-104. (peer-reviewed)
Publications
Books
2023 – Chandragupta Maurya: the creation of a national hero in India (UCL Press).
2020 – T. Argounova-Low, A.K. Brown & S. Jansari, Model of a Summer Camp (London: British Museum Press, 2020).
Book & Exhibition Catalogue Chapters
2021 – ‘I let the pitcher drift away‘ – in R. Mussai & M. Sealy (eds.) Care | Contagion | Community – Self & Other (Autograph: London, 2021), pp.83-84.
2021 – ‘India and the Himalayas. From the Mauryas to the Palas, the rise and fall of Buddhist art in India’, in Traveller’s Eye: Selected Works from the Francisco Capelo Asia Collection (London: Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd., 2021), pp.150-161.
2020 – ‘Buildings with a Message – Experimenting with a Rich Mosaic of Objects and Voices’ in RETHINK Design Guide: Architecture for a post-pandemic world (London: RIBA Publishing, 2020), pp.66-69.
2020 – ‘South Asia’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.38-55.
2020 – ‘Two sides of the coin: from Sophytes to Skanda-Kārttikeya’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.487-498.
2019 – ‘Colonial Collecting in Ceylon: Dispersing the Hugh Nevill Collections across the British Isles’, in A.B. Peyton and K.A. Paul (eds.) Arts of South Asia: Cultures of Collecting (Gainesville: University of Florida Press; David A. Cofrin Asian art manuscript series), pp.63-94. (peer-reviewed)
Blogposts
2018 – ‘International Women Collectors’ – British Museum
2018 – Sakha objects at the British Museum: a collection history.
2017 – S. Jansari & M. Roy, ‘Colin Mackenzie: Collector Extraordinaire’ – British Library: Asian and African Studies
Magazine Articles (online/print)
2017 – ‘Redisplay of the Jaina collections in the Hotung Gallery’ – Arts of Asia (vol.47, issue 6 Nov-Dec), pp.84-91
2016 – ‘Traditional Ways’ – British Museum Magazine (Autumn), p.12
2014 – ‘Making Myth a Reality’ – British Museum Magazine (Spring/Summer), pp.48-51
Journal Articles
2019 – ‘From Geography to Paradoxography: the use, transmission and survival of Megasthenes’ Indica‘ Journal of Ancient History Vol.8:1, pp.26-49. (peer-reviewed)
2018 – ‘The Sophytes coins: from the Punjab to Bactria and back again’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.178, pp.71-98, pl.7-12 – (peer-reviewed)
2013 – ‘Roman Coins from the Masson and Mackenzie Collections in the British Museum’, South Asian Studies vol.29:2, pp.177-193. (peer-reviewed)
2012 – ‘Roman Coins from the Mackenzie Collection at the British Museum’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.172, pp.93-104. (peer-reviewed)
Publications
Books
2023 – Chandragupta Maurya: the creation of a national hero in India (UCL Press).
2020 – T. Argounova-Low, A.K. Brown & S. Jansari, Model of a Summer Camp (London: British Museum Press, 2020).
Book & Exhibition Catalogue Chapters
2021 – ‘I let the pitcher drift away‘ – in R. Mussai & M. Sealy (eds.) Care | Contagion | Community – Self & Other (Autograph: London, 2021), pp.83-84.
2021 – ‘India and the Himalayas. From the Mauryas to the Palas, the rise and fall of Buddhist art in India’, in Traveller’s Eye: Selected Works from the Francisco Capelo Asia Collection (London: Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd., 2021), pp.150-161.
2020 – ‘Buildings with a Message – Experimenting with a Rich Mosaic of Objects and Voices’ in RETHINK Design Guide: Architecture for a post-pandemic world (London: RIBA Publishing, 2020), pp.66-69.
2020 – ‘South Asia’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.38-55.
2020 – ‘Two sides of the coin: from Sophytes to Skanda-Kārttikeya’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.487-498.
2019 – ‘Colonial Collecting in Ceylon: Dispersing the Hugh Nevill Collections across the British Isles’, in A.B. Peyton and K.A. Paul (eds.) Arts of South Asia: Cultures of Collecting (Gainesville: University of Florida Press; David A. Cofrin Asian art manuscript series), pp.63-94. (peer-reviewed)
Blogposts
2018 – ‘International Women Collectors’ – British Museum
2018 – Sakha objects at the British Museum: a collection history.
2017 – S. Jansari & M. Roy, ‘Colin Mackenzie: Collector Extraordinaire’ – British Library: Asian and African Studies
Magazine Articles (online/print)
2017 – ‘Redisplay of the Jaina collections in the Hotung Gallery’ – Arts of Asia (vol.47, issue 6 Nov-Dec), pp.84-91
2016 – ‘Traditional Ways’ – British Museum Magazine (Autumn), p.12
2014 – ‘Making Myth a Reality’ – British Museum Magazine (Spring/Summer), pp.48-51
Journal Articles
2019 – ‘From Geography to Paradoxography: the use, transmission and survival of Megasthenes’ Indica‘ Journal of Ancient History Vol.8:1, pp.26-49. (peer-reviewed)
2018 – ‘The Sophytes coins: from the Punjab to Bactria and back again’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.178, pp.71-98, pl.7-12 – (peer-reviewed)
2013 – ‘Roman Coins from the Masson and Mackenzie Collections in the British Museum’, South Asian Studies vol.29:2, pp.177-193. (peer-reviewed)
2012 – ‘Roman Coins from the Mackenzie Collection at the British Museum’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.172, pp.93-104. (peer-reviewed)
Publications
Books
2023 – Chandragupta Maurya: the creation of a national hero in India (UCL Press).
2020 – T. Argounova-Low, A.K. Brown & S. Jansari, Model of a Summer Camp (London: British Museum Press, 2020).
Book & Exhibition Catalogue Chapters
2021 – ‘I let the pitcher drift away‘ – in R. Mussai & M. Sealy (eds.) Care | Contagion | Community – Self & Other (Autograph: London, 2021), pp.83-84.
2021 – ‘India and the Himalayas. From the Mauryas to the Palas, the rise and fall of Buddhist art in India’, in Traveller’s Eye: Selected Works from the Francisco Capelo Asia Collection (London: Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd., 2021), pp.150-161.
2020 – ‘Buildings with a Message – Experimenting with a Rich Mosaic of Objects and Voices’ in RETHINK Design Guide: Architecture for a post-pandemic world (London: RIBA Publishing, 2020), pp.66-69.
2020 – ‘South Asia’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.38-55.
2020 – ‘Two sides of the coin: from Sophytes to Skanda-Kārttikeya’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.487-498.
2019 – ‘Colonial Collecting in Ceylon: Dispersing the Hugh Nevill Collections across the British Isles’, in A.B. Peyton and K.A. Paul (eds.) Arts of South Asia: Cultures of Collecting (Gainesville: University of Florida Press; David A. Cofrin Asian art manuscript series), pp.63-94. (peer-reviewed)
Blogposts
2018 – ‘International Women Collectors’ – British Museum
2018 – Sakha objects at the British Museum: a collection history.
2017 – S. Jansari & M. Roy, ‘Colin Mackenzie: Collector Extraordinaire’ – British Library: Asian and African Studies
Magazine Articles (online/print)
2017 – ‘Redisplay of the Jaina collections in the Hotung Gallery’ – Arts of Asia (vol.47, issue 6 Nov-Dec), pp.84-91
2016 – ‘Traditional Ways’ – British Museum Magazine (Autumn), p.12
2014 – ‘Making Myth a Reality’ – British Museum Magazine (Spring/Summer), pp.48-51
Journal Articles
2019 – ‘From Geography to Paradoxography: the use, transmission and survival of Megasthenes’ Indica‘ Journal of Ancient History Vol.8:1, pp.26-49. (peer-reviewed)
2018 – ‘The Sophytes coins: from the Punjab to Bactria and back again’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.178, pp.71-98, pl.7-12 – (peer-reviewed)
2013 – ‘Roman Coins from the Masson and Mackenzie Collections in the British Museum’, South Asian Studies vol.29:2, pp.177-193. (peer-reviewed)
2012 – ‘Roman Coins from the Mackenzie Collection at the British Museum’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.172, pp.93-104. (peer-reviewed)
Publications
Books
2023 – Chandragupta Maurya: the creation of a national hero in India (UCL Press).
2020 – T. Argounova-Low, A.K. Brown & S. Jansari, Model of a Summer Camp (London: British Museum Press, 2020).
Book & Exhibition Catalogue Chapters
2021 – ‘I let the pitcher drift away‘ – in R. Mussai & M. Sealy (eds.) Care | Contagion | Community – Self & Other (Autograph: London, 2021), pp.83-84.
2021 – ‘India and the Himalayas. From the Mauryas to the Palas, the rise and fall of Buddhist art in India’, in Traveller’s Eye: Selected Works from the Francisco Capelo Asia Collection (London: Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd., 2021), pp.150-161.
2020 – ‘Buildings with a Message – Experimenting with a Rich Mosaic of Objects and Voices’ in RETHINK Design Guide: Architecture for a post-pandemic world (London: RIBA Publishing, 2020), pp.66-69.
2020 – ‘South Asia’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.38-55.
2020 – ‘Two sides of the coin: from Sophytes to Skanda-Kārttikeya’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.487-498.
2019 – ‘Colonial Collecting in Ceylon: Dispersing the Hugh Nevill Collections across the British Isles’, in A.B. Peyton and K.A. Paul (eds.) Arts of South Asia: Cultures of Collecting (Gainesville: University of Florida Press; David A. Cofrin Asian art manuscript series), pp.63-94. (peer-reviewed)
Blogposts
2018 – ‘International Women Collectors’ – British Museum
2018 – Sakha objects at the British Museum: a collection history.
2017 – S. Jansari & M. Roy, ‘Colin Mackenzie: Collector Extraordinaire’ – British Library: Asian and African Studies
Magazine Articles (online/print)
2017 – ‘Redisplay of the Jaina collections in the Hotung Gallery’ – Arts of Asia (vol.47, issue 6 Nov-Dec), pp.84-91
2016 – ‘Traditional Ways’ – British Museum Magazine (Autumn), p.12
2014 – ‘Making Myth a Reality’ – British Museum Magazine (Spring/Summer), pp.48-51
Journal Articles
2019 – ‘From Geography to Paradoxography: the use, transmission and survival of Megasthenes’ Indica‘ Journal of Ancient History Vol.8:1, pp.26-49. (peer-reviewed)
2018 – ‘The Sophytes coins: from the Punjab to Bactria and back again’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.178, pp.71-98, pl.7-12 – (peer-reviewed)
2013 – ‘Roman Coins from the Masson and Mackenzie Collections in the British Museum’, South Asian Studies vol.29:2, pp.177-193. (peer-reviewed)
2012 – ‘Roman Coins from the Mackenzie Collection at the British Museum’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.172, pp.93-104. (peer-reviewed)
Publications
Books
2023 – Chandragupta Maurya: the creation of a national hero in India (UCL Press).
2020 – T. Argounova-Low, A.K. Brown & S. Jansari, Model of a Summer Camp (London: British Museum Press, 2020).
Book & Exhibition Catalogue Chapters
2021 – ‘I let the pitcher drift away‘ – in R. Mussai & M. Sealy (eds.) Care | Contagion | Community – Self & Other (Autograph: London, 2021), pp.83-84.
2021 – ‘India and the Himalayas. From the Mauryas to the Palas, the rise and fall of Buddhist art in India’, in Traveller’s Eye: Selected Works from the Francisco Capelo Asia Collection (London: Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd., 2021), pp.150-161.
2020 – ‘Buildings with a Message – Experimenting with a Rich Mosaic of Objects and Voices’ in RETHINK Design Guide: Architecture for a post-pandemic world (London: RIBA Publishing, 2020), pp.66-69.
2020 – ‘South Asia’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.38-55.
2020 – ‘Two sides of the coin: from Sophytes to Skanda-Kārttikeya’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.487-498.
2019 – ‘Colonial Collecting in Ceylon: Dispersing the Hugh Nevill Collections across the British Isles’, in A.B. Peyton and K.A. Paul (eds.) Arts of South Asia: Cultures of Collecting (Gainesville: University of Florida Press; David A. Cofrin Asian art manuscript series), pp.63-94. (peer-reviewed)
Blogposts
2018 – ‘International Women Collectors’ – British Museum
2018 – Sakha objects at the British Museum: a collection history.
2017 – S. Jansari & M. Roy, ‘Colin Mackenzie: Collector Extraordinaire’ – British Library: Asian and African Studies
Magazine Articles (online/print)
2017 – ‘Redisplay of the Jaina collections in the Hotung Gallery’ – Arts of Asia (vol.47, issue 6 Nov-Dec), pp.84-91
2016 – ‘Traditional Ways’ – British Museum Magazine (Autumn), p.12
2014 – ‘Making Myth a Reality’ – British Museum Magazine (Spring/Summer), pp.48-51
Journal Articles
2019 – ‘From Geography to Paradoxography: the use, transmission and survival of Megasthenes’ Indica‘ Journal of Ancient History Vol.8:1, pp.26-49. (peer-reviewed)
2018 – ‘The Sophytes coins: from the Punjab to Bactria and back again’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.178, pp.71-98, pl.7-12 – (peer-reviewed)
2013 – ‘Roman Coins from the Masson and Mackenzie Collections in the British Museum’, South Asian Studies vol.29:2, pp.177-193. (peer-reviewed)
2012 – ‘Roman Coins from the Mackenzie Collection at the British Museum’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.172, pp.93-104. (peer-reviewed)
Publications
Books
2023 – Chandragupta Maurya: the creation of a national hero in India (UCL Press).
2020 – T. Argounova-Low, A.K. Brown & S. Jansari, Model of a Summer Camp (London: British Museum Press, 2020).
Book & Exhibition Catalogue Chapters
2021 – ‘I let the pitcher drift away‘ – in R. Mussai & M. Sealy (eds.) Care | Contagion | Community – Self & Other (Autograph: London, 2021), pp.83-84.
2021 – ‘India and the Himalayas. From the Mauryas to the Palas, the rise and fall of Buddhist art in India’, in Traveller’s Eye: Selected Works from the Francisco Capelo Asia Collection (London: Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd., 2021), pp.150-161.
2020 – ‘Buildings with a Message – Experimenting with a Rich Mosaic of Objects and Voices’ in RETHINK Design Guide: Architecture for a post-pandemic world (London: RIBA Publishing, 2020), pp.66-69.
2020 – ‘South Asia’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.38-55.
2020 – ‘Two sides of the coin: from Sophytes to Skanda-Kārttikeya’ in R. Mairs (ed.) The Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek World (London: Routledge, 2020). (peer-reviewed), pp.487-498.
2019 – ‘Colonial Collecting in Ceylon: Dispersing the Hugh Nevill Collections across the British Isles’, in A.B. Peyton and K.A. Paul (eds.) Arts of South Asia: Cultures of Collecting (Gainesville: University of Florida Press; David A. Cofrin Asian art manuscript series), pp.63-94. (peer-reviewed)
Blogposts
2018 – ‘International Women Collectors’ – British Museum
2018 – Sakha objects at the British Museum: a collection history.
2017 – S. Jansari & M. Roy, ‘Colin Mackenzie: Collector Extraordinaire’ – British Library: Asian and African Studies
Magazine Articles (online/print)
2017 – ‘Redisplay of the Jaina collections in the Hotung Gallery’ – Arts of Asia (vol.47, issue 6 Nov-Dec), pp.84-91
2016 – ‘Traditional Ways’ – British Museum Magazine (Autumn), p.12
2014 – ‘Making Myth a Reality’ – British Museum Magazine (Spring/Summer), pp.48-51
Journal Articles
2019 – ‘From Geography to Paradoxography: the use, transmission and survival of Megasthenes’ Indica‘ Journal of Ancient History Vol.8:1, pp.26-49. (peer-reviewed)
2018 – ‘The Sophytes coins: from the Punjab to Bactria and back again’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.178, pp.71-98, pl.7-12 – (peer-reviewed)
2013 – ‘Roman Coins from the Masson and Mackenzie Collections in the British Museum’, South Asian Studies vol.29:2, pp.177-193. (peer-reviewed)
2012 – ‘Roman Coins from the Mackenzie Collection at the British Museum’, Numismatic Chronicle vol.172, pp.93-104. (peer-reviewed)