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INDEX.   III

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Balkash Sea    58

Bal Kuwi    29

Barley    6o, 73

See also Archeological finds.

Barley, brought to Europe    69
Beads, see Archeological finds.

Beltis    60
See also Archeological finds.

Blanford, W. T   75

Block uplifts    27

Boar'   

Bobrinsky, Count A. A    184

Bokhara    184

Bos namadicus    41, 72

Bosporus.    5

Cimmerian   

von Brandt, Mr.   
Breeding, initiated by long-headed people on

oases    71

Bronze from Ghiaur Kala     198

Bronze, full, absent    53

Burials in contracted position (Hocker), geo-

graphical distribution of    i 8o

in early Europe    18o

See also Archeological finds.

Camel   38, 42, 6o, 71, 75

Carnelian    .. 6o, 199

See also Archeological finds.

Carter, J. B    40

Caspian Sea   5, 12, 67

Cattle, long-horned    67

short-horned    42

Caucasus   5, 180, 181, 184

Central Asia, evolution of    3

a series of landlocked basins    4

climatic factors in    3 fj.

residuary seas of    5

catch-basins of    5

trend of climatic conditions in    5

grassy plains of   

in Pliocene time   

effect of regional desiccation in

advent of glacial period in   

subaerial processes in   

loess in   

a cycle of controlling agencies in, during

Quaternary time   .... 11,12

delta-oases of    12

animal life in-during glacial period....   12

zone of vegetation in    10, 12

generalized culture of    64

Chaldea   6o, 70, 72, 75

relation of Anau (I) and (II) to cultures of   75

Chaldean influence in Anau (III)    47

Chalons-sur-Saône    185

Chantre, E   18o, 184

Child burials    64, 65

Chosroes I (Anu-shirvan)    54

Chronology    50

method employed in estimating    50

stratigraphie    51-53

absolute    54 ff.

rate of growth of culture-strata per

century    55
rate determined in Egyptian village

mounds    55

dating of Anau cultures    57

Dr. H. Schmidt on, of Anau    ,86

foot-note on-by R. Pumpelly    186

Civilizations, see Cultures.

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Clay chest in South Kurgan   112-116

Clay figures, see Archeological finds.

Climate, relation of, to cultures •   43, 44, 49, 50

57-60, 65-67, 71, 72

Climatic oscillations    6, 67

relation of, to cultures   43, 44, 49, 50, 57-60

64, 65, 66, 67, 71, 72

Colini, G. A    18o

Comparative summary of the cultures   1 75-I 77

Contracted burials (Hocker)    84

See also Archeological finds.

Copper   6o, 64, 66

localities of ores, in Persia and Siberia..   44

ornaments, comparative discussion of . .   181

objects, analytical description of, see Archeological finds.

chemical analyses of   235-240

In legends of plates 36-39, facing..   152

Coral    199

Crete    182

Cretan seals    182

Cultures (civilizations) of Anau   37, 58-61

diagram of    37

relation of climatic cycles to    6o

I and II, relation of, to early Babylonia

and Susiana    72

of Central Asia, early differentiation of   64

Culture (civilization) I of Anau    38, 6o

characteristics of   38, 121

animals known in    38

animals domesticated in    38

houses of    38

grains cultivated during    39

industries of    39

child burials of    39

background of   40

initiated domestication of animals    41

end of    41

dating of    57

relation of, to climate    58

Culture II of Anau    42, 60

characteristics of   42, 121

child burials of    43

industries of    43

animals bred in    43

dating of    57

relation of, to climate    59

end of    43

Culture III of Anau    43, 6o

characteristics of   43, 122

distinctly a copper culture    44

child burials of    43, 47

relation of, to climate    44, 59

ignorance of bronze during    44

Ishtar cult    46

external relations of    48

ends about 2000 B. c    57

end of    49

Culture IV of Anau   49, 122

an iron culture    49

relation of, to climate   50, 58, 59

dating of, by R. P    57

by H. S    186

Culture gaps    52, 61

between III and IV    52.

between II and III    54

Cycles of aggrading and cutting-down of

oasis delta channel    57

data for, from Old Merv    57

parallel with climatic and culture and

biological changes    58, 59

38

184

230

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