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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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Balkash Sea................................. 58
Bal Kuwi ................................... 29
Barley....................................60, 73
See also Archeological finds.
Barley, brought to Europe.................. 69
Beads, see Archeological finds.
Beltis ...................................... 60
See also Archeological finds.
Blanford, W. T ............................. 75
Block uplifts................................ 27
Boar........................................ 38
Bobrinsky, Count A. A..................... 184
Bokhara ................................... 184
Bos namadicus............................41, 72
Bosporus .................................... 5
Cimmerian.............................. 184
von Brandt, Mr ............................ 230
Breeding, initiated by long-headed people on
oases................................... 71
Bronze from Ghiaur Kala .................. 198
Bronze, full, absent ........................ 53
Burials in contracted position (Hocker), geo-
graphical distribution of .............. 180
in early Europe........................ 180
See also Archeological finds.

Camel...............................38, 42, 60, 71, 75
Carnelian...............................60, 199
See also Archeological finds.
Carter, J. B................................ 40
Caspian Sea............................5, 12, 67
Cattle, long-horned ........................ 67
short-horned........................... 42
Caucasus.............................5, 180, 181, 184
Central Asia, evolution of .................. 3
a series of landlocked basins............ 4
climatic factors in..................... 3 ff.
residuary seas of....................... 5
catch-basins of......................... 5
effect of climatic conditions in......... 5
grassy plains of.....................5, 11
in Pliocene time........................ 6
effect of regional desiccation in ....... 6
advent of glacial period in............. 6
subaerial processes in.................. 6
lakes in................................ 6
a cycle of controlling agencies in, during
Quaternary time...................11, 12
delta-oases of ......................... 12
animal life in—during glacial period.... 12
zone of vegetation in................10, 12
generalized culture of................. 64
Chaldea...............................60, 70, 72, 75
relation of Anau (I) and (II) to cultures of 75
Chaldean influence in Anau (III)........... 184
Chalons-sur-Saone ......................... 185
Chantre, E .............................180, 184
Child burials............................64, 68
Chosroes I (Anu-shirvan)................... 54
Chronology ................................ 50
method employed in estimating......... 50
stratigraphic.......................51-53
absolute............................54 ff.
rate of growth of culture-strata per
century............................ 55
rate determined in Egyptian village
mounds............................. 53
dating of Anau cultures................ 57
Dr. H. Schmidt on, of Anau............ 186
foot-note on—by R. Pumpelly.......... 186
Civilizations, see Cultures.

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Clay chest in South Kurgan..............112-116
Clay figures, see Archeological finds.
Climate, relation of, to cultures.......43, 44, 49, 50
57-60, 63-67, 71, 72
Climatic oscillations ......................6, 67
relation of, to cultures .....43, 44, 49, 50, 57-60
64, 65, 66, 67, 71, 72
Colini, G. A .............................. 180
Comparative summary of the cultures......175-177
Contracted burials (Hocker)................ 84
See also Archeological finds.
Copper....................................60, 64, 66
localities of ores, in Persia and Siberia.. 44
ornaments, comparative discussion of... 181
objects, analytical description of, see
Archeological finds.
chemical analyses of.................235-240
In legends of plates 36-39, facing.... 152
Coral ...................................... 199
Crete...................................... 182
Cretan seals............................... 182
Cultures (civilizations) of Anau.........37, 58-61
diagram of ............................. 37
relation of climatic cycles to........... 60
I and II, relation of, to early Babylonia
and Susiana......................... 72
of Central Asia, early differentiation of 64
Culture (civilization) I of Anau..........38, 60
characteristics of.....................38, 121
animals known in....................... 38
animals domesticated in ............... 38
houses of............................... 38
grains cultivated during ............... 39
industries of .......................... 39
child burials of........................ 39
background of.......................... 40
initiated domestication of animals ..... 41
end of.................................. 41
dating of............................... 57
relation of, to climate................. 58
Culture II of Anau.......................42, 60
characteristics of.....................42, 121
child burials of........................ 43
animals bred in........................ 43
industries of .......................... 43
dating of............................... 57
relation of, to climate................. 59
end of.................................. 43
Culture III of Anau .....................43, 60
characteristics of.....................43, 122
distinctly a copper culture............. 44
child burials of.....................43, 57
relation of, to climate..............44, 59
ignorance of bronze during ............ 44
Ishtar cult............................. 46
external relations of .................. 48
ends about 2000 B. C................... 57
end of.................................. 49
Culture IV of Anau......................49, 122
an iron culture......................... 49
relation of, to climate..............50, 58, 59
dating of, by R. P ..................... 57
by H. S............................. 186
Culture gaps............................57, 61
between III and IV..................... 52
between II and III..................... 54
Cycles of aggrading and cutting-down of
oasis delta channel..................... 57
data for, from Old Merv................ 57
parallel with climatic and culture and
biological changes...............58, 59