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Explorations in Turkestan : Expedition of 1904 : vol.1 |
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Daggers, see Archeological finds.
Davis, W. M................................. 6
Decius........................................ 56
Decoration of pottery, see Archeological finds.
Deer.......................................... 38
Delta-oases................................... 12
De Morgan, J................46, 47, 73, 74, 179, 180
Deserts, progressive expansion of............. 13
Djungarian gate.............................. 70
Dog................................38, 42, 60, 71
Domesticated animals, breeds produced of....41, 43
stunting of................................ 59
Domestication of animals.................60, 66
and breeding originated in Transcaspia.. 68
breeds produced by....................41, 43
Dubosof, Mr................................ 230
Duerst, J.U..................32, 37, 48, 59, 69, 72
Edfu.......................................... 56
Egypt......................................... 53
rate of growth of village mounds in...... 56
Elam.......................................... 66
Elburz........................................ 70
Esneh......................................... 56
Euergetes II.................................. 56
Euphrates.................................... 72
Evans, A. J.................................. 182
Excavations at North Kurgan..............18, 83
summary................................... 84
details of.............................87-103
Excavations at South Kurgan..............104-120
summary.................................. 104
details of.............................106-120
See also Table of Contents.
Excavations, at Ghiaur Kala (Old Merv)...187-201
general summary......................... 187
details of.............................188-193
special finds from....................191-201
Faience, see Archeological finds.
Feeding-cups, see Archeological finds.
Fergana....................................... 66
Figurines, see Archeological finds.
Fireplaces, see Archeological finds.
Flint.......................................... 63
implements................................ 60
in North Kurgan......................... 104
See also Archeological finds.
Fox........................................... 38
Friederichs.................................. 185
Furtwaengler................................ 185
Galehas....................................... 69
Gautier, J. E................................ 73
Gezer......................................... 181
Ghiaur Kala (Old Merv)...57-59, 183, 187-201, 219
climatic changes at....................... 57
excavations at........................... 187
pottery in............................... 188
glazed ware in........................... 193
Pehlevi and Uigur inscriptions in........ 197
coins found in........................... 196
archeological finds at.................194-201
pottery at............................... 194
Glacial period, in central Asia..............6, 11
conditions during phases of..............12 ff.
moraines of, on Pamir................... 10
oscillations of........................... 10
isolation of Central Asia caused by......63, 70
Glass, see Archeological finds.
Glazed ware....................54, 110, 173, 193, 213
depth of, at Samarkand.................. 213
Goat.....................................38, 42, 60
Gobi.......................................5, 74
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Gold objects found at Ghiaur Kala.......... 198
Gooch, F. A...............................44, 45
report by, on chemical analyses.......235-240
Gypsum, see Archeological finds.
Hallstatt period............................. 185
Hamadan.................................... 185
Helbig...................................185, 186
Hindu-Kush.................................. 70
Hittites...................................... 185
Hittite stones............................... 182
Hoernes, M.................................. 46
Hohenzollern-in-Sigmeringen, Prince........ 185
Homer....................................... 186
Hommel...................................... 75
Horodnika................................... 185
Horse....................................38, 42
Huns, White................................. 54
Huntington, E...........................6, 58
on distribution of Kurgans on Merv
Oasis.............................219-232
Inscriptions, Pehlevi and Uigur, at Ghiaur
Kala (Ancient Merv)..........197, 198
Iranian plateau..........................64, 70
Iranian culture (Anau IV).................. 22
Objects from, see Archeological finds.
Irrigation.................................... 33
when begun............................... 34
canals for................................. 34
formerly more extensive................. 34
reverses natural order of delta-building.. 34
Irrigation sediments....................18, 19, 22
thickness of.............................. 33
relative rate of growth of............... 33
Ishtar........................................ 53
cult of.................................... 46
Isolation, area of........................... 70
Istakri....................................... 58
Jequier....................................... 47
Kalymnos.................................... 185
Kama........................................ 185
Karagodeuaschk............................ 184
Karnak....................................... 56
Kemble...................................... 185
Kertch....................................... 184
Kidder, H...............................187, 213
Kieff........................................ 184
Knife........................................ 182
See also Archeological finds.
Koban..................................180, 181, 184
Kom-ombo.................................. 46
Komorof, General........................15, 83, 84
Konshin..................................... 219
Kopet Dagh............................26, 28, 34, 70
Koul-oha.................................... 183
Krain........................................ 184
Kuban....................................... 184
Kurgans, of Anau, structure of.............. 15
method of excavating..................... 16
relative ages of.......................... 16
stratified débris of civilization (culture-
strata)................................ 16
earthen house floors in.................. 16
child skeletons in........................ 16
bones of, buried......................... 18
deformation of........................... 18
relative rate of growth of............... 22
evidence from shafts at...............19-23
are on zone of alternate aggrading and
dissecting............................ 30
analytical description of finds from.....124-173
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