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Archive Reference (shelfmark) EAP1221/4 Digitised Content Platform Endangered Archives Programme Level [40] File

1. EAP1221/4/1/1

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1221/4/1/1
Title:
དཔེ་ཆ
Scope & Content:
A handwritten unbound Tibetan text (pecha) on modern paper. Handwritten in " headed " Tibetan dbu chen (Uchen) script. བདུད་རྩིས་སྙིང་པོ་ཡན་ལག་བརྒྱད་པ་གསང་པ་མན་དག་བརྒྱུད་ལ་ངོས་གཟུང་པའི་རྩ་མདོས་བཞུགས་སོ། An amchi text. A short text hand copied about 60 years ago from Lama Yashe in Kinnaur. It desc...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Tibetan
Date Range:
Mid 20th century
Extent:
22

2. EAP1221/4/2/1

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1221/4/2/1
Title:
དཔར་ཤིང
Scope & Content:
A wooden dough mould. Known in Spiti by the generic term par shing, which refers to various kinds of carved wooden blocks used to print text and images on to paper or cloth. These specialist dough moulds are exclusively used for making impressions of figures or symbols into ritual offerings, made...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Tibetan
Date Range:
Late 19th century
Extent:
4

3. EAP1221/4/2/2

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1221/4/2/2
Title:
དཔར་ཤིང
Scope & Content:
A wooden dough mould. Known in Spiti by the generic term par shing, which refers to various kinds of carved wooden blocks used to print text and images on to paper or cloth. These specialist dough moulds are exclusively used for making impressions of figures or symbols into ritual offerings, made...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Tibetan
Date Range:
Mid 20th century
Extent:
4

4. EAP1221/4/2/3

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1221/4/2/3
Title:
དཔར་ཤིང
Scope & Content:
A wooden dough mould. Known in Spiti by the generic term par shing, which refers to various kinds of carved wooden blocks used to print text and images on to paper or cloth. These specialist dough moulds are exclusively used for making impressions of figures or symbols into ritual offerings, made...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Tibetan
Date Range:
Mid 20th century
Extent:
2