National Institute of Informatics - Digital Silk Road Project
Digital Archive of Toyo Bunko Rare Books

SECOND VOLUME.

PLATE. FACING PAGE.
61. Map of Central Asia (Samarkand to Kashgar)................................................ 243
62. Twelve cross-sections of the Zerafshan Valley................................................ 278
63. Profile of valley terraces and moraines from Osh to Kara Kul (1903).......................... 298
64. Type-forms of kurgans in Fergana............................................................. 314
65. Map of the Anau Delta........................................................................ 320
66-69. Anau Shafts............................................................................... 324
70. Ghiaur Kala shaft profile.................................................................... 334
71. Bones of wolves and foxes from Anau......................................................... 346
72. Skull of Canis matris optimæ from Anau compared with same from Bohemia. Bones of Sus from
Anau........................................................................................ 346
73. Bones of Bos namadicus from Anau I, Bos brachyceros (Bohemian turbary), and camel from Anau II. 360
74. Comparisons of basicoccipital bones of Ovibos, Bubalus, and Taurus, and teeth of Yak, Bison, Bos,
and Bubalus............................................................................... 360
75. Skulls of Ovis from Anau I and II........................................................... 370
76. Horn-cores of Ovis, goat, and antelope. Metacarpus of Ovis and goat. Basal part of antler of
Cervus. All from Anau.................................................................... 370
77. Bones of Equus from Anau I and II and Solutré, and camel from Anau II........................ 384
78. Bones of Bos from Anau and Bizino, and skull of goat from Crete.............................. 384
79. Egyptian Canis (marble, in the Louvre) and long-horned cattle (tomb of Manofer, 2600 B. C.).... 384
80. Skulls of Sus cristatus, after Rolleston, and Sus scrofa var. ferus, Germany..................... 384
81. Skull of European urus in British Museum, and Hungarian bull skull in Vienna Museum.......... 392
82. Skulls of long-horned ox from Nepal, India, and Ovis vignei from Ladak........................ 392
83. Assyrian and Babylonian representations of wild bull and long-horned ox. Horn-cores and skull
of Ovis aries palustris (from England)...................................................... 396
84. Flock of gazelles: sculpture from Nineveh.................................................... 396
85. Map showing distribution, ancient and modern, of Bos taurus macroceros Duerst................ 400
86. Map showing prehistoric and modern distribution of Ovis aries palustris Rütimeyer (turbary sheep). 400
87. Norma lateralis of skull of horse from pile-dwellings at Auvernier, Switzerland, compared with
same view of skull of Egyptian prehistoric ass of Ahudeh (IV dynasty)........................ 410
88. Norma verticalis of skulls of Equus præwalskii and various prehistoric horses.................. 410
89. Norma lateralis of skulls of Equus præwalskii and two prehistoric horses....................... 410
90. Comparisons of metacarpi medii and metatarsi medii, Anau horse.............................. 420
91. Comparisons of extremity bones, Anau horse.................................................. 420
92, 93. Human skulls from North Kurgan, Anau................................................... 446
94. Human extremity bones from Anau in comparison with those from other localities............... 464
97. Glumes of wheat and particles of barley in potsherds from Anau, compared in microscopic views
with recent wheat and barley................................................................ 474

TEXT-FIGURE. PAGE.
431. Lake Kara Kul (north end)................................................................... 251
432. A granite ridge at Kara Kul (showing the secular deflation of the Pamir)..................... 252
433. Sand and arkose residuum of deflation (Kara Kul).......................................... 253
434. Glacier of the Kara-at and a section of its valley 1.5 miles below (Kara Kul)................ 255
435. A pool, where Kara Kul sediments have caved in over melting lobes of glacier ice............. 255
436. An ice dome and its third and fourth epoch moraines in the foreground (Kara Kul)............. 256
437. A glacier northeast of Kara Kul............................................................. 257
438. Springtime in the Alai Valley................................................................ 260
439. Kirghiz making felt in the Alai Valley....................................................... 261
440. The Tokuz Kumgei glacier (Alai Valley)...................................................... 262
441. Alluvial terraces in the lower end of the Alai Valley........................................ 263
442. The Kizil Su where it leaves the Alai Valley................................................ 265
443. A Galcha Beg of Karategin with his hunting eagle............................................ 266
444. Terraces of the Kizil Su in Karategin....................................................... 267
445. A bridge over the third-cycle terrace in Karategin.......................................... 268
446. A Galcha of Karategin....................................................................... 269
447. A swimmer of rapids (Karategin)............................................................. 270
448. Fish traps of the Kizil Su.................................................................. 271
449. Silk factory in Karatag..................................................................... 271
450. Cross-profile of the Hissar Valley.......................................................... 272
451. Kak Pass over the Hissar Mountains.......................................................... 273
452. Thatched roofs in the Sardai-miona gorge.................................................... 275
453. A sled in the Hissar Valley................................................................. 275
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