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(Roman numerals refer to the successive cultures of Anau.)

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Æneolithic cultures........................ 38
Afghanistan................................ 28
Agate, see Archeological finds.
Agriculture............................ 65, 66
Agricultural preceded nomadic shepherd stage 67
originated in Transcaspia.............. 68, 73
Alabaster.................................. 60
See also Archeological finds.
Alai valley................................ 10
Alexander the Great..................... 57, 58
Alexandropol............................... 184
Alluvial sediments......................... 18
successive growths and degradations of. 18–23
Altai mountains............................ 70
Analyses of copper objects.............. 235–240
In legends on plates 36–39, facing...... 152
Analytical description of finds, from North
and South Kurgans.............. 124–173
Ananino.................................... 185
Anau I and II, relation of, to Chaldean cul-
tures.................................. 75
Anau, ruined city of.............. 16, 25, 33, 61
rate of growth of...................... 54
Anau city, mosque at................... 17, 54
glazed ware in......................... 54
dating of.............................. 57
Arabia..................................... 66
Aral Sea............................... 28, 58
Aralo-Caspian Sea.......................... 70
Archeological finds at Anau............. 124–173
alabaster (III)..................... 118, 176
vessels of (III)........................ 176
arrow-points (III)..................... 43, 60
copper (III)........................... 43, 65
"mixed" strata........................ 110
three-edged (IV).. 48, 110, 122, 155
obsidian................. 43, 45, 167, 181
stone (III).............. 43, 45, 60, 65, 107
bake-oven pots (II).................. 88, 89
barley (I)........................... 38, 39
beads, analytical description of—
from North Kurgan (I)........... 157, 158
(II)........................... 158, 159
from South Kurgan (III).......... 159, 160
(IV).......................... 160, 161
culture uncertain................. 161, 162
beads, alabaster (III)................. 159, 176
agate (III)............................ 120
clay (I)............................... 158
(III).............................. 160
carnelian (II)...................... 42, 158
(III)........................... 159, 176
faience (III).......................... 160
glass (IV)............................. 160
lapis lazuli (II)................... 42, 158, 159
(III).............................. 159
lead spirals (I).................. 157, 158, 170
marble (III)........................... 118
(I)................................ 158
(III).............................. 176
shells (I)............................. 157
turquoise (I)...................... 38–40, 157
(II)............................... 42
(III).......................... 120, 176
(IV).............................. 160
Beltis, figurine (III)......... 44, 46, 47, 60, 171
bone implements (I)...................... 38

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Archeological finds at Anau—Continued.
burial, gifts with (I)................. 39, 40
(II)........................... 42, 89
(I)................................ 97
in contracted position (Hocker) (I). 38, 39
(II).......................... 40, 101
(II).................. 42, 43, 84, 89, 94
(III)........ 43, 48, 112, 116, 122, 180
(I) and (II).......................... 65
clay chest (III)......... 112, 113, 114, 116, 122
figures, human (III)......... 43, 114, 118, 171
animal (III)............... 43, 118, 171
wagon (III).......................... 172
copper (I)........................... 38, 40
(II)................................ 42
(III)........................... 43, 44, 53
(I or II)............................ 184
analyses of...................... 235–240
arsenic in............................ 60
antimony in........................... 60
arrow-points of (III)........ 43, 65, 153, 155
three-edged (IV)..................... 155
daggers (II)........................ 43, 151
(III).... 43, 44, 108, 109, 116, 153, 154
knives (III).......................... 153
ornaments (I)......................... 150
(II).............................. 151
(III)..................... 118, 151, 176
pins (I).............................. 150
(II).............................. 42, 151
(III)................. 116, 118, 151, 152
(I), (II), and (III).................. 176
razor (III)...................... 109, 152, 153
ring (II)............................. 151
(III)........................... 44, 118
sickle (III).................. 43, 109, 153
small implements (I).................. 150
(II).............................. 151
(III)....... 109, 118, 120, 152, 153, 176
(IV).............................. 155
sources of............................ 40
tin in................................ 44
spear-heads (III)............. 43, 116, 153
copper objects, analytical description of—
from North Kurgan (I)............. 150, 151
(II).............................. 153
from South Kurgan (III)........... 151–155
(IV).......................... 155, 156
faience................................ 173
feeding-cups (II)...................... 89
fireplaces (I)...................... 39, 88
(II).............................. 87, 93
(III)..................... 105, 118, 119
flint (N.K.).......................... 104
flint, analytical description of objects of—
from North Kurgan (I) and (II)........ 161
from South Kurgan (III).............. 162
flint, implements of (I)............... 38, 103
(II).............................. 42
(I) and (II)......................... 63
nuclei of, (I) and (II)............... 63
(N.K.)............................ 104
sickle (II)........................... 42
(III)........................... 46, 167
(IV).............................. 170
gypsum (I)............................ 158
iron, implements of (IV)...... 49, 106, 122, 156

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