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0377 Explorations in Turkestan : Expedition of 1904 : vol.1
Explorations in Turkestan : Expedition of 1904 : vol.1 / Page 377 (Grayscale High Resolution Image)

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[Photo] 57~@1 Classes I and II.-Weathered Kurgans of Primitive and Transition Types. North Koshaja Tepe from East. No. 11 in Table and in Plate 59.
[Photo] 57~@2 Classes I and II.-Weathered Kurgans of Primitive and Transition Types. Kara Tepe from Northeast. No. 20 in Table and in Plate 59.
[Photo] 57~@3 Classes I and II.-Weathered Kurgans of Primitive and Transition Types. North Uch Tepe from Southwest. No. 3 in Table and in Plate 59.
[Photo] 57~@4 Classes I and II.-Weathered Kurgans of Primitive and Transition Types. Yaz Tepe from South. No. 6 in Table and in Plate 59.
[Photo] 57~@5 Class II.-Kurgans of Transition Type. Changli Tepe from Southeast. No. 12 in Table and in Plate 59.
[Photo] 57~@6 Class II.-Kurgans of Transition Type. Guibekli Tepe from Northwest. No. 17 in Table and in Plate 59.
[Photo] 57~@7 Class II.-Kurgans of Transition Type. Guibekli Tepe from South. No. 17 in Table and in Plate 59.
[Photo] 57~@8 Class II.-Kurgans of Transition Type. Gyok Tepe from East. No. 15 in Table and in Plate 59.
[Photo] 57~@9 Class III.-Kurgans of Highly Developed Type. Kuyuli Tepe from North. No. 25 in Table and in Plate 60.
[Photo] 57~@10 Class III.-Kurgans of Highly Developed Type. Brick Wall at Kuyuli Tepe.
[Photo] 57~@11 Class III.-Kurgans of Highly Developed Type. Tower at Southeast Corner of Kuyuli Tepe showing Sun-dried Bricks.
[Photo] 57~@12 Class III.-Kurgans of Highly Developed Type. Southwest Wall of Kuyuli Tepe showing Burnt Brick.

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