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Pottery—Continued.
glazed—in City of Anau.............. 54
glazed—in South Kurgan..........110, 173
at Ghiaur Kala...................... 196
glazed—at Ancient Merv...........54, 195
glazed—at Ancient Samarkand........ 213
analytical description of, see Archeolog-
ical finds.
Primitive city mounds, law controlling
growth of.......................... 74
Ptolemy VI............................ 56
Pumpelly, R........................... 83
note on dating..................... 186
Pumpelly, R. W......6, 10, 15, 19, 23, 29
32, 57, 102, 114, 115
note by........................... 24

Quatrefages........................... 40

Radlof, W......................44, 182, 198
Ramses III............................ 56
Ratio of growth of alluvial sediments and
culture-strata..................... 21
Razor, see Archeological finds.
Reclus, Elisee......................... 75
Reinach, S............................ 184
Reinecke, P........................... 183
Results from North and South Kurgans...121-173
Richthofen, F. von.................7, 8, 9, 12
Ring, see Archeological finds.

v. Sacken............................ 185
Sahara............................... 66
St. John, O........................... 75
Salemann............................. 108
Salmanesar II......................... 75
Samarkand............................ 34
growth of glazed ware at........... 213
Samthawro........................... 184
Sargon of Accad...................72, 73
Sarmatic Sea.......................... 3
Sayce, A. H........................... 74
Schellenberg, H. C..................... 39
Schliemann collection.................. 181
Schmidt, H.......15, 37, 40, 44, 48, 49, 68, 182
Seal, three-faced, with winged and bird-
headed lion-griffin..............48, 60
discussion of...................... 182
Cretan............................ 182
See also Archeological finds.
Sellin............................... 180
Sergi, G.............................. 68
Shafts at Anau, A..................... 19
B...................21, 22, 25, 33, 35, 52
C.............................. 19, 20
D. E. F.......................20, 21, 23
N.K.W. I......................... 19
N.K.W. II........................ 23
the evidence from..........19, 20, 21, 23, 51
Sheep, wild........................... 38
domesticated....................38, 60
domestication of.................41, 60, 68
large-horned....................... 67
hornless........................42, 60
Torfschaf...................67, 68, 69, 71, 72
Shepherd nomads, beginning of, stage.... 71
expansion of.....................67, 71
Shell ornaments, see Archeological finds.
Sickle...........................43, 45, 48, 63
foreign analogies of copper. Culture III 182
Sickle flints......................60, 73, 74
Skeletons........................84, 85 ff.
See also Archeological finds.
Skulls from Anau, dolichocephalic........ 68

Sing implements from Ghiaur Kala....... 200
Slingstones........................60, 64
See also Archeological finds.
Smjela.............................. 184
Spear-heads of stone................... 70
absence of, in Cultures I and II....... 63
absence of, in early Susiana.......... 73
Spindle-whorls........................ 65
See Archeological finds.
Spinning............................. 66
brought to Europe.................. 68
Stamps, see Archeological finds.
Stone, implements and vessels of, see Arch-
eological finds.
Susa, first appearance of proto-cuneiform
script at......................... 73
painted pottery of.................. 179
Susiana.......................... 64, 70
flint implements of................. 73
absence of stone arrow-points and spear-
heads in........................ 73
flint workshop in................... 73
pottery of......................... 73
analogies of early cultures of, to Anau
I and II........................ 74
Syr-darya river........................ 71

Tachmurez........................... 57
Tadjiks.............................. 99
Tejend river.......................... 28
Tell Ta'anak.......................... 180
Tepe Mohamed Djaffar, flint workshop at... 73
Terra-cotta figures, from Anau III........ 46
See also Archeological finds and pls. 46, 47.
from Ghiaur Kala.................. 200
Theodosius I.......................... 56
Thotmes III.......................... 56
Tian Shan......................... 5, 70
Tiflis............................... 184
Tin, in Anau III...................43, 44, 60
absent in Anau I and II..........38, 40, 42
Tin ores in Khorassan and Afghanistan.... 44
Torfschaf, see Turbary sheep.
Troja-Hissarlik....................... 181
Tshetsehuma......................... 184
Turbary sheep...................67, 69, 71, 72
reach Europe....................... 68
still exist......................... 68
Turkestan in Pliocene time.............. 6
Turquoise......................60, 64, 199
See also Archeological finds.

Uigur inscriptions at Ghiaur Kala.......197, 198
Ujfalvy............................... 99
Ur................................... 53
Urus................................. 41

Villach.............................. 185
Virchow, R...................180, 181, 184

Waatsch............................. 185
Wagon, clay (III)..................... 172
Warner, L......................68, 69, 85, 91
Wheat........................38, 39, 60, 73
brought to Europe.................. 60
Whorls, spindle...................38, 42, 65
See also Archeological finds.
Wjatka.............................. 185

Yellow river.......................... 10
Yeremiet, Mr......................... 230

Zerafshan river........................ 71
Zichy, Count......................... 184