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0292 Explorations in Turkestan : Expedition of 1904 : vol.2
Explorations in Turkestan : Expedition of 1904 : vol.2 / Page 292 (Color Image)

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THE HUMAN REMAINS FOUN

the remains of human bones ha
ector of the Pumpelly Exped
was kindly transferred them to
fortunately the material belon
s are indeed, to infants, and
e bones of adults come from a
ated among about twenty or tw
regards the original position, al
the ruder part of those of chi
follow a xylet. Those of adults
a overlying metallic period, alt
unfortunately, as Dr. Duerst
ferred to the numbering of the b
different culture-periods. The
ity 619, 626, 644, 648, 750, 7
denomination, come from the
ty the II or Copper period. T
al denomination, III. These
ials of the second and fifth c
inated II. This explains wh
dentical, or even exactly sim
different culture-periods.
its complication makes it mo
an individual through a study of
tion and the best-preserved rema
ering we have brought together
periods and add the reasons for th