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Book Reviews: Hugh Richardson and J. K. Rechung (ed.), <i>Richarson Paper</i>; and, <i>Bulletin of Tibetology: Aspects of Classical Tibetan Medicine, special volume of 1993</i> (1994, Review)
<p>Book reviews by Eberto Lo Bue of Hugh Richardson and J. K. Rechung (ed.), <em>Richarson Paper</em>; and, <em>Bulletin of Tibetology: Aspects of Classical Tibetan Medicine, special volume of 1993</em>.</p>

A Case of Mistaken Identity: Ma-gcig Labs-sgron and Ma-gcig Zha-ma (1994, Conference Paper)
Casting of Devotional Images in the Himalayas: History, Tradition and Modern Techniques (1991, Journal Article)
<i>Ajanta. Handbook of the Paintings</i> by Dieter Schlingloff [review] (2002, Review)
<i>The Arts and Crafts of the Swat Valley: Living Traditions in the Hindu-Kush</i>, Johannes Kalter, et al [review] (1999, Review)
<i>Art of Tibet</i> by Robert E. Fisher [review article] (2000, Journal Article)
<i>The Future Buddha Maitreya: An Iconographical Study</i> by Inchang Kim [review] (1998, Review)
<i>In the Image of Tibet, Tibetan Painting after 1959</i> by Clare Harris [review article] (2001, Journal Article)
<i>Tibetan Painted Scrolls</i> by Giuseppe Tucci [review article] (2002, Journal Article)
The Gu ru lha khang at Phyi dbang: a Mid-15th Century Temple in Central Ladakh (2007, Conference Paper)
Mercury-Gilding in Traditional Himalayan and Tibetan Sculpture (1997, Conference Paper)
Newar Sculptors and Tibetan Patrons in the 20th Century (2002, Journal Article)
A Note on the Dictionaries Compiled by Italian Missionaries in Tibet (2001, Obituary)
The Princes of Gyantse and their Role as Builders and Patrons of Arts (1992, Conference Paper)
Statuary Metals in Tibet and the Himalayas: History, Tradition and Modern Use (1991, Journal Article)
Tibetan Literature on Art (1996, Book Chapter)
The Use of Officinal Plants among the Lama People of Yol-mo (1981, Journal Article)
<p>An analysis of how and to which extent the Tibetan medical tradition survives in one culturally Tibetan area of the Nepalese Himalaya: Helambu based on field-work from 1975. (Mark Turin 2004-06-15)</p>