Resources & Partners

Digital platform offering access to Gandharan art collections from around the world, with advanced 3D visualization tools and a comprehensive database.

The exhibition Sacred Sites Revisited was developed by Harvard FAS CAMLab as part of the Digital Gandhara Project, for which Alexandra Vanleene serves as Academic Advisor. Partly dedicated to the art of Haḍḍa, the exhibition is currently on view at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Historic French institution conducting archaeological research in Afghanistan since 1922, playing a major role in discovering and preserving Afghan heritage.

Exceptional photographic archive spanning nearly 50 years documenting Buddhist and Asian art, with over 165,000 photographs including 4,561 images dedicated to Gandhara art.

University of Oxford research project exploring the art and culture of ancient Gandhara, with a particular focus on international connections.

Digital archives dedicated to preserving and studying historical documents related to the Gandhara region, facilitating access for researchers worldwide.

Interdisciplinary research program on the history and archaeology of Central Asia and the Indo-Iranian world, coordinated by the University of Strasbourg.

YouTube channel dedicated to popularizing archaeology and history, offering educational videos accessible to the general public on various ancient civilizations.

The Interuniversity House of Human Sciences - Alsace shares conferences and seminars on history, archaeology and human sciences.

French association dedicated to promoting and protecting Afghan archaeological heritage, supporting various conservation and research projects.