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INDEX.

(Roman numerals refer to the successive cultures of Anau.)

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Æneolithic cultures .    38

Afghanistan    28

Agate, see Archeological finds.

Agriculture    65, 66

Agricultural preceded nomadic shepherd stage   67

originated in Transcaspia    68, 73

Alabaster    6o

See also Archeological finds.

Alai valley   

Alexander the Great    57, 58

Alexandropol    184

Alluvial sediments    x8

successive growths and degradations of     18-23

Altai mountains    70

Analyses of copper objects   235-240

In legends on plates 36-39, facing    152

Analytical description of finds, from North

and South Kurgans   124-173

Ananino    185

Anau I and II, relation of, to Chaldean cul-

tures    75

Anau, ruined city of    16, 25, 33, 61

rate of growth of    54

Anau city, mosque at    17, 54

glazed ware in    54

dating of    57

Arabia    66

Aral Sea    28, 58

Aralo-Caspian Sea    7o

Archeological finds at Anau   124-173

alabaster (III)     118, 176

vessels of (III)    176

arrow-points (III)     43, 6o

copper (III)   

"mixed" strata    xo

three-edged (IV)....48, ZIO, 122, 55

obsidian    43, 45, 1647,3:6851

stone (III)   43, 45, 60, 65, 167

bake-oven pots (II)   88, 9, , 90

   barley (I) 38, 39
beads, analytical description of-

from North Kurgan (I)    157, 158

(II)   158,159

from South Kurgan (III)    159,16o

(IV)   16o, 161

culture uncertain   16x, 162

beads, alabaster (III)    159, 176

agate (III)    120

clay (I)    158

(III)    16o

carnelian (II)    42, 158

(III)   159, x76

faience (III)    16o

glass (IV)    16o

lapis lazuli (II)   42, 158, 159

(III)    159

lead spirals (I)     x57, 158, 176

marble (III)    118

(I)    158

(III)    176

shells (I)    157

turquoise (I)   38-40, 157

(II)    42

(III)   120, 176

(IV)    16o

Beltis, figurine (III)    

44, 46, 47, 60, 171

bone implements (I)    38

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Archeological finds at Anau-Continued.

burial, gifts with (I)     39, 40

(II)    42, 89

in coI    
ntracted position (Hocker) (I). 38, 39 40, IOI

(II).   42, 43, 84, 89, 94

(III)   43, 48, I I2, I 16, 122, 180

(I) and (II)    65

clay chest (III)     ... I I2, 113, I14, I16, I22

figures, human (III)    43, 1x4, 1138o 1

animal (III)    43, 118, 1712

wagon (III)    17

copper (I)    x838, 4071

(II)    42

(III)   43, 44, 53

(I or II) .    184

analyses of   235-240

arsenic in    6o

antimony in    6o

arrow-points of (III)   43, 65, 153, 154

three-edged (IV)    155

daggers (II)   43, 151

(III) .... 43, 44, 108, 109, 116, 153, 154

knives (III)    153

ornaments (I)    15o

(II)    151

(III)     118, 151,176

pins (I)    150

(II)   42, 151

(III)   x16, 118, 151, 152

(I), (II), and (III)    176

razor (III)    109,153

ring (II)    151

(III)    , I

sickle (III)   43, Io944, 15318

small implements (I)    150

(II)    x51

(III)   109, x,8, 120,152, 153, x76

(IV)    155

sources of    40

3.                     44

spear-heads (III)    43, 116, 153

copper objects, analytical description of-

from North Kurgan (I)   15o, 151

(II)    151

from South Kurgan (III)    151-155

4.      55,

.   I   156

faience    173

feeding-cups (II)    89

fireplaces (I)     39, 95

(II)    • 87, 93

(III)    Io5, x18, 119

flint (N.K.)    I04

flint, analytical description of objects of-

from North Kurgan (I) and (II)    164

from South Kurgan (III)    167

flint, implements of (I)   38, 103

(II)    42

(I) and (II)    164

nuclei of, (I) and (II)    63

(N.K.)    104

sickle (II)    42

(III)   46, 167

(IV)    170

gypsum (I)    18

iron, implements of (IV)   49, 106, 122, 156

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