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0281 Archaeological Researches in Sinkiang : vol.1
Archaeological Researches in Sinkiang : vol.1 / Page 281 (Color Image)

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Loin-cloths, 69, 71, 73—76, 90 f., 98, 137, 139.
Lo-lang (Lak-lang), 119, 126, 132, 164, 168.
Loo, C. T. collection, 120, 126, 133.
Lop desert, 13, 27 f., 31—35, 45 f., 49, 60, 82, 88—
90, 117, 146 f., 151, 160 f., 165.
Lop desert, stone age of, 13, 27 f., 31—36.
Lopliq, population of Lop-nor region, 48, 62, 88.
Lop-nor, 7—11, 18, 31 f., 36, 42, 46—48, 50 f.,
54, 138, 142, 148, 160 f., 168, 174, 180.
Lou-lan, 42, 45—47, 49—52, 57, 59, 83, 120, 126 f.
Lou-lan graves: autochthon, see Cemetery 5,
Grave 36 and 37.
Chinese, see Mass-grave 1 and 2, Grave 35.
Chinese and/or Indian, see Burial places 6—7.
Lou-lan kingdom, 44 f., 104, 145, 224.
„ autochthon population of, 35,
44, 75, 77, 84, 86, 88, 128, 140,
144.
„ capital of, 45, 224 f.
Lou-lan people, intercourse with Chinese, 43, 144 f.
„ intercourse with Hsiung-nu, 144 f.,
166.
„ non-Mongolian features of, 67,
104, 144.
Lou-lan station (L. A.), 32, 42—47, 50, 53 f., 101,
110, 147—155, 159—161, 163, 165 f., 168—170,
173—176, 179—181, 210, 232.
visitors to, 148.
Lo-yang, 109, 124.
L. Q., 67, 138, 144.
L. R., 159.
L. S., 67 f., 138, 140.
L. T., 54, 68, 138.
Luan-p'ing grave find, 77.
Lüders, H., 34.

Mace-heads, 151 f., 169, 176, 220, 223.
Main camp of exp. 1934, 52, 120, 122.
Ma Ku, 212.
Malachite, 213, 216.
Manchuria, stone age of, 14, 36.
Mantles, 69, 71—73, 76 f., 90—92, 94, 98, 111, 115,
131, 136, 138 f.
Mao Tun, 38, 44.
Maral-bashi, 13.
Marble, 151 f., 169, 176 f., 215.
Marco Polo, 204, 208, 228 f.
Mass-graves, 54, 118—136, 140—142, 145 f.
„ reported at Charchan, 205.
Mazar-tagh, 121, 229.
Mealing-stones, 28 f., 100.
Menghin, O., 23, 36.
Merdek, 50, 100, 159, 181.
Merdek-shahr, 90.
Mesas, used as burial places, 54 f., 61, 118, 131,
136, 140, 142, 145 f., 155.
Miao-erh-ku, 14 f., 19, 22.
Milk, 141, 239.

Millet, 73, 84, 87, 236.
„ porridge, 70, 73, 84, 91 f., 236.
Ming-öi, 199—201.
Minusinsk, 80 f., 133, 137, 157, 164, 189, 203.
Miran, 41, 45, 56, 100, 160, 204, 223—229.
Mirrors, bronze, 81, 119, 149, 152 f., 165, 171, 176,
178—182, 212, 214.
iron with silk cover, 110, 115.
Modern settlements along Qum-darya, 58—60.
Mohenjo-daro, 221.
Mongolian rock carvings, 185—187, 191.
Mongolia, stone age of, 14, 36 f.
Mongols, 124, 145, 186, 191 f., 198, 204, 211.
Monoliths, 202 f.
Montell, G., 11, 168, 211.
Mo-shan, 195.
Motor car exp., 7, 9, 42, 51.
Mummies, 56, 61, 69 f., 74, 103, 136, 143 f., 146.
Mummification, 56, 70, 76, 87.
Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, 9 f., 81.
Mustela erminea, 75.
München-Helfen, O., 185.

Nan-shan, 87.
Necklaces, 74, 77, 93, 110.
Net, 155 f.
Net sinkers, 151—154, 169, 173, 175, 178, 218.
Niaz bai, 101.
Nishi Hongwan-ji, 89.
Niya, 101, 157, 168.
Nob-chun, 225.
Noin-ula, see Noyan-ola.
Non-Chinese coins(?), 153, 214.
Nordén, A., 187.
Norin, E., 9, 11, 28, 34, 54, 161 f., 166, 179, 194,
197—199.
Noyan-ola, 54, 81, 120, 127, 132 f., 137, 145, 168.
Nu-chih, 219.

Oar-shaped wooden monuments, 62, 65 f.
Oglakty, 133, 137.
Oldenburg, S., 199.
Opal, 70, 77, 90, 94, 174, 213, 215, 219, 221.
Ordos bronzes, 80 f., 195.
„ style, 18, 164.
Otani, S., 89.
Ox-hides as covers of coffins, 68, 72, 136.
Ox skulls, 64 f.

Padaki, 204.
Painted pottery, 13, 15—26, 34, 36.
Painted vase obtained at Charchan, 17—19, 21 f.,
208.
Palisade, 62, 66, 68, 72, 140.
Palmyra, 40, 125.
Pamir, 23, 38, 41, 188.
Pan Ch'ao, 45.
Panicum miliaceum, 236.

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