国立情報学研究所 - ディジタル・シルクロード・プロジェクト
『東洋文庫所蔵』貴重書デジタルアーカイブ

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Horses, fossil, subfossil, and recent—Continued.
Westeregeln (diluvial)....392, 395, 396, 412
413, 418, 419, 420, 423, 423, 425, 426, 427
Wollontsch (neolithic)......392, 410, 429
Yama River (diluvial)...387, 388, 392-396
Zielkaml (bronze-iron)..........415, 426
Hostomitz..........307, 390, 411-415, 417-421, 425
Houghton.......................................332
Houses, construction of adobe.................300*
varieties and relations to growth of
kurgans.......................299-300
grading from sun-dried brick to cobble-
stone...............................313
Human remains, five adults, from North
Kurgan at Anau; anatomical
measurements and racial com-
parisons.......................449-468
Human records classified geologically..........399
Humphrey.......................................459
Hunger Steppe...................................295
Huntington, E...................275, 302, 395
Hyak Darya......................................272

Ibex............................................260
Ice dome.......................................286*
Ice cave of the Zerafshan.................276, 278*
Iceland.........................................415
Iceland ponies..................................416
Inscriptions, Arabic............................316
Iori............................................412
Iori Kurgan.............................314, 317*
Irkesitam.......................................308
Iron Door.......................................308
Irrigation terraces, abandoned...........326*, 327*
Irrigation sediments, irrigation terraces, origin
and description of.............325, 326
tabulated with deposits from man,
water, and wind...................328
how they are recognized...................320
Interbedded with "canal sediments"......336
Iskander (Alexander)...........................311
Iskander Kala...................................333

Japanese.......................455, 459, 460, 461
Jaxartes River..................................310
Jeitteles...............................350, 353

Kafirnigan...............................270, 374
Kak Pass...............................272, 273*
Kamka...........................................270
Kara Bugan......................................245
Karakoum.................................240, 251
Kara Kul...............................251-259, 251*
Kara Kum desert................................308
Kara Kum.......................297, 324, 330, 435
Kara Kum, ancient and modern dunes of....327, ff.
transgressed by the inland sea.......293, 294
Karatagh........................................270
Karategin and Hissar, physiography of....265-274
Kara Tepe (Western).............................317
Karaml Tepe.....................................317
Kashgar.........................................282
ancient route to Bactri.................308, 282
Kashka Su.......................................261
Katta Kara Muk.............................259, 265
Kavast..........................................317
Keller, C...............................351, 353, 373
Kema............................................403
Kesslerloc.................391, 392, 394, 398, 413, 414
417, 421, 422, 423, 425, 426, 427, 428

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Keyak Boshi.....................................259
Khojent.........................................282
Khokand.........................................362
Klang...............................387, 390, 391, 392
Kibitkas.................................260, 312
Kirghiz...............................253, 260, 434
Kirghiz making felt............................261*
Kirkendorightshire..............................362
Kirsten.........................................407
Kittl...........................................353
Kizil Art.......................................263
Kizil Su.................258, 259, 261, 269, 268*
of Tarim...............................282, 283
terraces in the Alai...................265, ff.
gorge of Karategin...................265-269
abandoned valley of....................272
terraces...............................267*, 268*
Khatsch.................................451, 454
Kodishar Kurgan.......................315, 316, 319*
Königsfelden.......................411, 412, 414, 417
Konslin.................................293, 294, 298
Kopet Dagh.......................244, 292, 347, 357
370, 371, 376, 395, 435
Mountains, as seen from Anau...............324
Mountains, block uplifts and develop-
ment of the topography of....322, ff.
Kotan Darya.....................................283
Kowalewski..............................405, 421, 422
Kraemer, H...................351, 385, 398, 399, 410
414, 418, 420, 429, 430
Krasnovodsk.............................295, 296, 302
Kreisgruben.....................................418
Kulan...........................................394
Kurgan, calculation of the amount of erosion
on North Kurgan, Anau.........305
Kurgans, see Culture Deposits.
Kutterschlitz.............................413, 415, 417

Lacustrian zone.............................244, ff.
evolution of, in an ideal desert basin...247, 248
Lake Kara Kul...............................252, ff.
Lakes of the desert, temporary or permanent....244
their organic relations in the desert basin...244
interior brackish lakes, climatic and oro-
genic control of the salinity and
surface-area of....................245
Lake-shore oases (type V)..................301, 302
Landslides, silting of lakes formed by..........282
of the Zerafshan in the third erosion cycle...277
Languest.......................................425
La Tène.......................356, 390-392, 397, 410
415, 418, 423, 426, 428
Lea Valley......................................375
Leberon, Mt.....................................424
Lebouci.........................................459
Lehmann, Dr.....................................404
Lehmann-Nitsche, R..............................453
Leitmeritz...................391, 392, 403, 419, 429
Lena.....................................391, 393
Lesbre, X.......................405, 406, 407, 408, 409
Liesser.........................................296
Liebslausen.....................................411
Ligerz..........................................397
Lignitz.................................411, 426
Ljachow.........................................394
Lob-nor.................................283, 286
Loess, a wind-blown derivative of alluvium
and uncovered lake sediments....244
also derived from deflation of the arid
heights of Pamir.................245, 253
in the Alai Valley...................260-261