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十件古物中的丝路文明史 出版后记
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没有多少人能像作者魏泓那样，对丝绸之路上的物质及其文化有如此深入的了解和“纠缠”多年的情感。她不仅是英国国家图书馆的国际敦煌项目负责人，还是与丝绸之路物质打了多年交道的老朋友。在作者笔下，丝绸之路上那些古老的物仍然迸发着生命力。比如本书十件古物中的丝绸，不仅限于最早诞生在古代中国的柔滑面料，还有在自东向西的旅程中吸收了粟特、萨珊、拜占庭等文化后演变而成的中亚丝绸、拜占庭丝绸。它们在离开东方后，成了中亚和西方人的新宠，其用途和地位也悄然发生变化，既是华美的衣物、表达虔诚的祭品，也是皇权的象征、外交的礼物，以及包裹圣骨的“宝函”。
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但在丝绸之路上，丝绸并非唯一糅合了多元文化，在欧亚大陆和非洲大地上传播和影响人们生活方式的物质。有着悠久历史和传奇历程的古物林林总总。
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有着浓厚草原色彩的金耳环得到了汉朝贵族女子的青睐；玻璃成了埃及的青金石和古代中国美玉、瓷器的“替代品”，也是汉朝的南方贵族珍而重之的异域珍宝；来自大夏的鎏金银壶落到北周的一位将领手中，向他细说西方的神话传说；于阗国僧人住所中悬挂着的木板画，似乎与一则久远的于阗传说有关；历日中则隐含了古人嫁娶、农作、征战、家宅风水、占云占星乃至发明雕版印刷等大大小小的事件……
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已逝的历史永不可能在我们面前原样重现，过去的人与物、思想和技术，早已远离我们当下的生活。但作者凭借她对这些物件的了解和对大量相关史料的整理和研究，让物“开了口”诉说它们的故事，包括它们如何、何时、何地诞生、几经易手、被破坏、掩埋以及在20世纪或21世纪重现于世的历程。在这些物的历程中，鲜活着的还有人的事迹，他们可能是商人、工匠、僧侣、将士、统治者或是十件古物之一的奴隶。读者可以看到，在已经消失的历史中，物与物、人与物、人与人甚至文化之间是怎么相互联系、相互影响的。
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本书从十件古物入手，却不仅仅着眼于物质本身，而是通过物质在丝绸之路上发生的故事，将一张宏大的“丝绸之路”交流网铺展开来，揭示了在过去的数千年里，欧亚大陆和非洲大地上各地区、各文化之间那些鲜为人知的联系。
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