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X   LIST OP ILLUSTRATIONS.

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454. A peak south of the Zerafshan Glacier    276

455. Ice cave of the Zerafshan (taken from the darkness within, looking out) 278

456. Terraces of the Zerafshan    278

457. Section of glacier-thrusted alluvium in the Zerafshan Valley 45 miles below the glacier .    279

458. The Zerafshan Glacier    28o

459. Sketch-map of the end of the Zerafshan Glacier    281

460. Section near the end of the Yakich Glacier    282

461. The Dargum canal in the up-warped loess-steppe of Samarkand    283

462. Vertical section of interlapping loess and alluvium in a loo-foot cliff of Obu-siob canal at crossing

   of road from Samarkand to Kundi Sufi 284

463. Terraces of the Markan Su    285

464. Deflated silts and residual sand-dunes (Tarim)    285

465. Uptilted piedmonts of Margellan    288

466. Manish Valley Terraces (in the Kopet Dagli Mountains)    291

467. Map of the Aralo-Caspian Sea expansions (Konshin)    293

468. Construction of a house (in the Hissar Valley)    300

469. A ruined citadel of the lower Zerafshan    301

470. Diagram showing relation between erosion and burial of abandoned kurgans

471. A fortress in the Mai Valley on the ancient route from Bactra to Kashgar   

472. Ruins of the tomb of Bibi Khanum (Samarkand)   

473. Profile of Afrosiab   

474. Cliff-trail up the Zerafshan gorge   

475. A "high valley oasis" of the Zerafshan gorge   

476. A village built of cobble-stones laid with sun-dried bricks (Zerafshan gorge)

477. Zerafshan Galcha at Yarum   

478. Zerafshan Galchas near the glacier   

479. Zerafshan Galchas (gentlemen)

480. Zerafshan Galcha with his plow

481. Iori Kurgan    

482. Urmitan Kurgan   

483. Map and section of Kodishar Kurgan   

484. The citadel of Hissar   

485. River-cut mounds of Millitinskaya (Timur's gate)   

486. An abandoned system of irrigation terraces   

487. A canal gully in the abandoned irrigation terraces of Anau   

488. Map of the Murg-ab Delta. The Oasis of Mery   

489. Sketch-map of Odontche Tepe (Merv)   

490. Bos namadicus, after Lydekker; Indian Geological Survey   

491. Teeth of Equus caballus pumpellii compared with teeth of other subfossil horses

492. Natives mounted on cattle and horses   

493. Comparative cross-sections of human femora from Anau   

494. Comparative cross-sections of human leg bones from Anau .    

495. Sagittal sections through the tibia-talus joint.   

STONE IMPLEMENTS FROM THE NORTH AND SOUTH KURGANS.

496-502. Stone implements from North and South Kurgans   

503-508. Stone implements from North Kurgan   

509-516. Stone implements from South Kurgan   

517-524. Pestles and hullers from South Kurgan   

525-528. Stone implements from South Kurgan   

529,53o. Stone implements from South Kurgan   

531.   Type of mealing-stone in both kurgans   

532, 533. Stone mortars from South Kurgan, Culture IV   

SKELETONS FROM THE NORTH AND SOUTH KURGANS.

534-536. Nos. 5, 2, and 3, Terrace I, North Kurgan   

537-539. No. 4, Terrace III, and Nos. 6 and 7, Terrace II, North Kurgan   

540-542. No 8, Terrace VIII, and Nos. 11 and 14, Terrace II, North Kurgan   

543-545. Nos. 16 and 17, East Gallery, and No. 18, North Digging I, North Kurgan   

546-548. Nos. 19 and 23, Terrace B, and No. 28, Terrace C, South Kurgan   

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