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0025 Explorations in Turkestan : Expedition of 1904 : vol.1
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

FIRST VOLUME.

PLATE.   PACING PAGE.

z. Sections of walls in Komorof's Trench, North Kurgan, Anau    16

  1. Map of part of the Delta-oasis of Anau    z 8

  2. Profiles through North and South Kurgans, Anau    2 2

  3. Section to illustrate the aggradings and dissections of the Delta-oasis of Anau    3o

5 Stratigraphie chronology of the cultures    5o

  1. Temple of Medinet-habu, showing house-walls buried in culture-strata    56

  2. East and west profile from North Kurgan through city of Anau, and north-south section through

North Kurgan, Anau    84

  1. Plan of excavations, South Kurgan, Anau    104

  2. Pottery from North and South Kurgans, Cultures I, II, and IV    z io

xo-z2. Pottery from middle strata, South Kurgan, Culture III.    i 10

z3-15. Pottery from middle strata, South Kurgan, Culture III.    120

16. Pottery from lower strata, South Kurgan, Culture III    120

  1. Pottery from upper strata, South Kurgan, Culture IV    x 24

  2. Hand-made pithoi from North and South Kurgans    124

  3. Wheel-made pottery from middle and upper strata, South Kurgan, Cultures III and IV    124

  4. Pithoi from North Kurgan, Cultures I and II    132

  5. Pithoi from North Kurgan, Culture I .     132

  6. Designs on painted pottery from lowest strata, North Kurgan, Culture I, group e 132

  7. Designs on painted pottery from middle strata, North Kurgan, Culture I, groups a a and a/9.     132

  8. Designs on painted pottery from middle strata, North Kurgan, Culture I, groups aß, b, and ay x4o

  9. Designs on painted pottery from middle strata, North Kurgan, Culture I, group ay and group b 14o

26, 27. Designs on painted pottery from middle strata, North Kurgan, Culture I, group b    140
28. Designs on painted pottery from middle strata, North Kurgan, Culture I, group a a and group b 144

29, 3o. Designs on painted pottery from middle strata, North Kurgan, Culture I, group b    144

   3z. Designs on painted pottery from North Kurgan, Culture I, group b, and Culture II 144

32, 33. Designs on painted pottery from upper strata, North Kurgan, Culture II    148

  1. Designs on painted pottery from lower strata, South Kurgan, Culture III    148

  2. Designs on painted pottery from South Kurgan, Culture III and between III and IV    148

  3. Objects of copper from Cultures I and II, North Kurgan    152

37, 38. Objects of copper from Culture III, South Kurgan    152

  1. Objects of metal from Cultures III and IV, South Kurgan    152

  2. Beads and ornaments, Cultures I and II, North Kurgan    16o

  3. Beads and other articles from South Kurgan    x 6

  4. Beads from South Kurgan; whorls and flints from North Kurgan    16o

  5. Objects of stone from North Kurgan and clay spindle-whorls from South Kurgan    16o

  6. Whorls, flints, and other stone implements from lower and middle strata, Culture III, South Kurgan 168

  7. Objects in stone, clay, and bone, from middle and lower strata, Culture III, South Kurgan    x68

  8. Whorls, flints, mace-head, and bone implement, chiefly from upper strata or iron culture, South

Kurgan. Terra-cotta figures of religious significance, Culture III, South Kurgan    x68

  1. Objects of terra-cotta, Culture III    168

  2. Some objects of stone from the South Kurgan    174

49, 5o. Pottery from Ghiaur Kala (Old Merv).   -   188

  1. Pottery and objects of metal from Ghiaur Kala (Old Merv)    188

  2. Fragment of large jar with inscription in Pehlevi (at 2 feet below surface in upper digging)    192

  3. Inscriptions on bones and pottery in Pehlevi and Uigur characters    192

  4. Beads from Ghiaur Kala (Old Merv)    200

  5. Terra-cotta figures from Ghiaur Kala (Old Merv)    200

  6. Objects in clay and stone from Ghiaur Kala (Old Merv)    200

  7. Kurgans of the Merv Oasis, Classes I, II, and III     220

  8. Kurgans of Class III (highly developed type) and late Mohammedan ruins     220

59, 6o. Types of kurgans in the Mery Oasis (plans and cross-sections)    224

TEXT-FIGURE.   PAGE.

I. Undrained part of Asia    4

  1. Beginning work at the North Kurgan    13

  2. The two kurgans    x6

  3. Ruins of Anau    z6

  4. North Kurgan and camp    17

  5. The South Kurgan    x7

  6. Pool in Bokhara    x8

  7. Mosque at Anau    19

  8. Persian windlass    20

  9. Section of a wall in the North Kurgan .     21

I I. Twelve centuries of deformation on citadel of Ghiaur Kala (Merv)    22

  1. Deformation of walls of Ghiaur Kala    22

  2. Odontche tepe, 8o feet high, on the Merv oasis    25

  3. Erecting a kibitka    25

  4. Ideal section of a delta-oasis on an uptilting piedmont    26

  5. Starting a shaft in the City of Anau...    31

17. A field prepared for cotton in Fergana    33

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