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『東洋文庫所蔵』貴重書デジタルアーカイブ

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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 100-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)........................................... 288
465. Uptilted piedmonts of Margellan........................................................ 291
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................. 304
471. A fortress in the Alai Valley on the ancient route from Bactra to Kashgar................. 309
472. Ruins of the tomb of Bibi Khanam (Samarkand)........................................... 310
473. Profile of Afrosiab..................................................................... 311
474. Cliff-trail up the Zerafshan gorge...................................................... 312
475. A "high valley oasis" of the Zerafshan gorge............................................ 312
476. A village built of cobble-stones laid with sun-dried bricks (Zerafshan gorge)............. 313
477. Zerafshan Galcha at Yarum............................................................... 314
478. Zerafshan Galchas near the glacier...................................................... 315
479. Zerafshan Galchas (gentlemen)........................................................... 316
480. Zerafshan Galcha with his plow.......................................................... 316
481. Iori Kurgan............................................................................. 317
482. Urmitan Kurgan......................................................................... 318
483. Map and section of Kodishar Kurgan...................................................... 319
484. The citadel of Hissar................................................................... 320
485. River-cut mounds of Millitinskaya (Timur's gate)........................................ 321
486. An abandoned system of irrigation terraces.............................................. 326
487. A canal gully in the abandoned irrigation terraces of Anau.............................. 327
488. Map of the Murg-ab Delta. The Oasis of Merv............................................ 331
489. Sketch-map of Odontche Tepe (Merv)..................................................... 334
490. Bos namadicus, after Lydekker; Indian Geological Survey................................ 361
491. Teeth of Equus caballus pumpellii compared with teeth of other subfossil horses.......... 413
492. Natives mounted on cattle and horses.................................................... 434
493. Comparative cross-sections of human femora from Anau................................... 452
494. Comparative cross-sections of human leg bones from Anau................................ 452
495. Sagittal sections through the tibia-talus joint.......................................... 457

STONE IMPLEMENTS FROM THE NORTH AND SOUTH KURGANS.

496-502. Stone implements from North and South Kurgans...................................... 478
503-508. Stone implements from North Kurgan................................................. 479
509-516. Stone implements from South Kurgan................................................. 480
517-524. Pestles and mullers from South Kurgan.............................................. 481
525-528. Stone implements from South Kurgan................................................. 482
529, 530. Stone implements from South Kurgan................................................ 483
531. Type of mealing-stone in both kurgans.................................................. 483
532, 533. Stone mortars from South Kurgan, Culture IV....................................... 483

SKELETONS FROM THE NORTH AND SOUTH KURGANS.

534-536. Nos. 5, 2, and 3, Terrace I, North Kurgan.......................................... 487
537-539. No. 4, Terrace III, and Nos. 6 and 7, Terrace II, North Kurgan..................... 488
540-542. No. 8, Terrace VIII, and Nos. 11 and 14, Terrace II, North Kurgan.................. 489
543-545. Nos. 16 and 17, East Gallery, and No. 18, North Digging I, North Kurgan............. 490
546-548. Nos. 19 and 23, Terrace B, and No. 28, Terrace C, South Kurgan..................... 492

ERRATA.

Page 169, text-figure 400, reads (× 2); should read (× 1).
Page 169, text-figure 402, reads (× 0.5); should read (× 0.75).
In legend of plate 48, preceding page 175, figs. 6, 10, and 12, read (See p. 166); should
read (See p. 168). Fig. 9 reads (See p. 116); should read (See p. 168.)
Page 413, text-figure 491a, M2, at left-hand end of figure, should read M3.