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Archeological finds at Anau—Continued.
iron sickles (IV)..............49, 110, 122, 157
analytical description of objects of,
from South Kurgan (IV).... 156
Ishtar, figurine (III)..............46, 60, 171
lapis lazuli (II)..............42, 89, 158, 159
(III)......................159, 170
sources of.......................... 75
lead (I)......................38, 40, 157
(II).............................. 42
lead, analytical description of objects
of, from North Kurgan (I)...... 157
mace-heads (I)....................38, 43
(II)....................42, 64, 165
(III)........................... 167
marble vessels (III)................. 176
mealing-stones (I)................... 38
(II)......................42, 90
(I) and (II)..................... 65
obsidian arrow-points (III)......43, 45, 60, 167
pivotal door-stones................... 74
(II)......................42, 88
(III)....................43, 112
pottery, handmade (I)..............38, 51, 64
(I) group y..................... 100
(II)..................42, 51, 88, 90
(IV)..............49, 51, 108, 149
(N.K.)........................ 103
wheelmade (III)..............43, 65, 104, 106
109, 110, 113, 120, 122
49
monochrome (II)..........42, 90, 91, 95
group x..........97, 132–135, 175
painted (I)..........38, 90, 94, 124–132
(I) group y......90, 94, 97, 100, 102
(I) group z..................... 94
(I) group m..................... 101
(II)..................42, 94, 135–137
(II) group x................90, 102
(III)..............43, 143, 145
(IV).......................... 149
polychrome (II)..................... 136
incised (III)..............43, 145, 175
decoration (I)....................38, 40
(II)........................... 42
(I) and (III)..................... 64
glazed........................... 54
"mixed strata"..............110, 173
pottery, analytical description of—
North Kurgan (I)..............124–132
(II)....................132–137
South Kurgan (III)..............137–145
(IV)....................145–149
razor (III).......................... 109
seal, three-faced, with man, lion, and
griffin (III)....................45, 48
60, 112, 118, 169, 176
sickle, copper (III)................... 45
flint (III)......................... 45
skeletons (I)......................39, 41
(II)....................84, 89, ff.
(III)....................112, ff.
slingstones (II)..............42, 43, 64, 165
(III).......................... 168
spindle-whorls (I)..................38, 103
(II)........................... 42
(I) and (II)..................65, 163
(III)..................109, 166, 176
(IV).......................... 170
stamps (III)....................169, 176

Archeological finds at Anau—Continued.
stone implements, perforated, etc., ana-
lytical description of, from
North and South Kurgans. 165, 167
stone ornaments (III)..............157–162
stone vessels (III)..................118, 120
described from South Kurgan (III) 169, 176
terra-cotta figures, of woman (III)...43, 46, 60
114, 118, 171
of animals (III)..........43, 46, 118, 171
turquoise, objects of (I)..............40, 64
(III).......................... 176
wagon, clay (III)..................... 172
wheat (I)......................38, 39
whorls, spindle (I)..................38, 103
(II)........................... 42
(I) and (II)..................65, 163
(III)....................109, 166
(IV).......................... 170
evolution of........................ 176
whorls, analytical description of—
from North Kurgan (I) and (II).... 163
from South Kurgan (III)......... 166
(IV).......................... 170
Archeological finds at Ghiaur Kala (Old
Merv)......................187–201
arrow-points......................... 191
three-edged....................191, 198
beads, agate......................... 199
carnelian.......................... 199
clay.............................. 199
coral............................. 199
faïence........................... 200
glass............................. 199
lapis lazuli........................ 199
turquoise.......................... 199
bronze objects...................198, 199
coins......................188, 196
gold objects......................... 198
inscriptions—Pehlevi and Uigur..188, 197, 198
lamps......................195, 214
pottery......................194–196, 214
glazed........................... 195
painted.......................... 196
sling implements..................... 200
terra-cotta figures................... 200
water basin....................191, 192
Arctic Ocean.......................... 5
Armenia......................60, 70
Arrow-points and spear-heads............. 70
Arrow-points, absence of, (I) and (II)...... 63
appear in (III)..................60, 65
obsidian (III)..............43, 45, 167, 181
stone, absent in early Susiana......... 73
three-edged—at Anau................. 49
at Ghiaur Kala..............191, 198
distribution of..................... 183
comparatively discussed..........183–186
Arrow-points, see also Archeological finds.
Askhabad, artesian well................. 27
discussed......................31, 61
a quaternary time scale............... 62
sinking of plains shown in........... 27
Aspelin, J. R......................182, 185
Attica............................. 185
Australia............................ 67

Babylonia......................53, 72
Bactria............................ 185
Bairam Ali.......................... 228
Bake-oven pots....................... 88
See also Archeological finds.