Grant Reports

Below is a selection of our recent research and travel grant recipients’ reports on their BIPS-funded fieldwork, workshops, conferences etc. All award-holders are required to submit a report, and some are invited to present their research at the annual Spring Roundtable (which is held March – May every year).

A full list of awards made in each financial year are available in our Annual Review

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Pahlavi Iran, 1941-1979: A Global History Workshop

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Bimaran stupa deposit and the beginning of relic cult in ancient Afghanistan

Bimaran stupa deposit and the beginning of relic cult in ancient Afghanistan

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