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Digital Archive of Toyo Bunko Rare Books

—: Explorations in Central Asia, 1906–8. 'Geogra-
phical Journal' for July & September, 1909.
—: Note on Maps illustrating explorations in Chinese
Turkestan and Kansu. 'The Geographical Jour-
nal', March, 1911.
—: Ruins of Desert Cathay. Personal Narrative of
explorations in Central Asia and Westernmost
China. Vols. I, II. London, Macmillan & Co.,
1912.
—: Les documents chinois découverts par Aurel Stein
dans les sables du Turkestan oriental. Publiés et
traduits par Edouard Chavannes. Oxford, 1913.
—: Guide to an exhibition of paintings, manuscripts,
and other archäological objects collected by Sir
Aurel Stein in Chinese Turkestan. Printed by
order of the Trustees of the British Museum.
London 1914.
—: A third journey of exploration in Central Asia,
1913—16. The 'Geographical Journal' for August
and September 1916 pp. 97—130, 193—225.
—: Atlas of Maps of Chinese Turkistan and Kansu
as above, 47 Sheets, scale 1 : 500000; 11 triangu-
lation charts, 1 levelling chart. Dehra Dun 1918
bis 22.
—: Explorations in the Lop Desert. 'The Geographical
Review', Voo. IX, Nr. 1 January 1920.
—: Ancient Chinese Figured Silks excavated by Sir
Aurel Stein at ruined sites of Central Asia. Drawn
and described by F. H. Andrews. London,
Bernard Quaritch, Ltd., 1920.
—: Serindia. Detailed Report of explorations in Central
Asia and Westernmost China, carried out and
described under the orders of H. M. Indian
Government by Sir Aurel Stein. Vols. II—III
text; Vol. IV plates; Vol. V. maps. Clarendon
Preß, Oxford, 1921.
—: A Chinese expedition across the Pamirs and Hin-
dukush, A. D. 747. 'The Geographical Journal',
February 1922.
—: Memoir on maps of Chinese Turkistan and Kansu.
From the surveys made during Sir Aurel Stein's
explorations 1900—01, 1906—08, 1913—15, with
Appendices by Major K. Mason, M. C., R. E.,
and Dr. J. de Graaff Hunter. Trigonometrical
Survey Office, Dehra Dun 1923.
—: Innermost Asia: its Geography as a factor in
History. Geographical Journal, May-June 1925.
—: Ancient Buddhist paintings from the Caves of the
Thousand Buddhas on the westernmost border
of China. Recovered and described by Sir Aurel
Stein with an Introductory Essay of Laurence
Binyon. Published under the orders of H. H.
Secretary of State for India and with the co-
operation of the Trustees of the British Museum.
London, B. Quaritch, Ltd., 1921.
Zaturpanskij, Dr. Choros: Reisewege und Ergebnisse
der deutschen Turfan-Expeditionen. Orient.
Archiv. Bd. III. Hiersemann, Leipzig 1913.