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Parution AfghanistanAfghanistan is a refereed journal published twice a year in April and October. It covers all subjects in the humanities including history, art, archaeology, architecture, geography, numismatics, literature, religion, social sciences and contemporary issues from the pre-Islamic and Islamic periods. Articles are not restricted to the present borders of Afghanistan and can include the surrounding regions, but must relate to Afghanistan.Print ISSN: 2399-357XOnline ISSN: 2399-3588Published on behalf of the American Institute of Afghanistan StudiesAbout this Journal Editors and Editorial Board Society Submit an ArticleSubscribedFreeOpen accessRecommend to LibraryAll issuesTable of contents&#60; Previous IssueVolume 2, Issue 1, April, 2019Select All  Article Tools Add to Favorites Track Citation View Abstracts Download Citation EmailArticle Tools    Front matter2(1)First Page | PDF Plus (538 KB)Articles   Correlating findings from the Central Helmand Archaeological Study (CHAS) with those from previous surveys in the Central Helmand Valley, AfghanistanMarc A. Abramiuk2(1), pp. 1–28Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF Plus (730 KB)  Early Iron Age culture of Sistan, AfghanistanMitchell Allen and William B. Trousdale2(1), pp. 29–69Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF Plus (2338 KB)   What is the “Afghan Genizah”? A short guide to the collection of the Afghan Manuscripts in the National Library of Israel, with the edition of two documentsOfir Haim2(1), pp. 70–90Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF Plus (1508 KB)  Fashion Ware in Mes Aynak, Logar: Chronology and comparison (with an Appendix on a single specimen of tulip-bowl from Site MA-100)Noor Agha Noori, Luca M. Olivieri and Elisa Iori2(1), pp. 91–114Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF Plus (811 KB)  Regions and regional variations in Hellenistic Central Asia: what pottery assemblages can tell usGabriele Puschnigg and Jean-Baptiste Houal2(1), pp. 115–140Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF Plus (561 KB)  Kharita: the royal art of letter dispatchingUla Zeir2(1), pp. 141–152Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF Plus (652 KB)  Brahmi legends on Umayyad Fulus: Interrogating local minting practices and numismatic transculturation in Gandhara (ca. 750 CE)Waleed Ziad2(1), pp. 153–165Abstract | Full Text | References | PDF Plus (506 KB)https://www.euppublishing.com/toc/afg/2/1