EXPLORATIONS IN TURKESTAN

INDEX.
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Loess- Contin ted.
fault-scarp and deep accumulations of
loess in the Hissar Valley.... 270-271
derived fromn the flood-plains of glacial
alluviation................. 281-282
section of interbedded loess and alluvium
..................... 282, 284*
erosion surfaces of dead loess in Fergana. 290
accumulated during tle past in the Aralo-
Caspian Basin ............... 298
as a protection against the erosion and
obliteration of ancient kurgans. 306
at A nau ............................ 328
underlying the dune-sand and alluvium
at Merv ...................
336, ff.
recent warping of the Sa:arkand loess
steppe...................... 281
L ondon ................................. 345
London wall ........................... 375,379
L ourdes ................................ 392
Louverne ...................... 392,403,419, 429
Louvres ........................... ..... 392
Lucas, F. A ............................. 360
Luescherz ............................... 415
I utschka ............................... 383
Lydekker ............................... 370
Madelaine .............................. 392
Major J. C. Forsyth ......... 421, 422,423, 424, 428
Malays ..... ............... .. ... . 455
Man as a geologic factor ................. 299-30
Manchuria .............................
310, ff.
Manghishlak ........................... 34
M anisht ................................ 324
Manisht Valley ......................... 322
M anitch ................................ 292
Manouvricr, I,..............45, 455, 456, 458, 463
M aple, sugar ............................ 273
Maracanda, sce Afrosial).
Maraglla ............................... 435
Marek, J .............................. 4o, 427
M arghelan ............................. 287, 317
M arkan Su ......................... 2 25s,
,282
Martin, R .............. 449, 453,454,455, 457,459
M atschie .................. ............ 398, 402
Mediterranean connected witll the Tertiary
Sea of Asia ................. 292
M elancsians ........................ 459, o, 461
Merv, ruins of ancient ................... 331-337
Millitinskaya, river-cut mounds of ........ 318-320
M ing Y ole .............................. 309
Mithras ....................... .......... 431
Modi .................................. 431
M ohringen .............................. 41
Mollison, Dr. Tll., on human re:iains fro:m
Anau I and II .............. 449-468
M onfalet, D ............................ 4 5,406
M oosseedorf....................... 415
Moraines on the Pamir ...................
254, ff.
in the Alai Valley.................... 26i, fl.
in the alluvium of the third erosion-cycle
terrace of tle Zcrafslan ...... 279
underlying the present glaciers of Pamlir 258
of third and fourth epochs ............ 256*
Mounds of Millitinskaya ............ 318-320, 321*
Mountain peak south of Zerafs'lan Glacier. . 276*
Mountains, peripheral to a desert basin.... 243-246
records of climatic change in .......... 247
cyclical movements of............... 247-250
on the Pam ir ......... 2...............2 1, f/.
Ali and Trans-AlLi ..... ........... . 259, ff.
of Karategin ........ .............. 267, /1.
the H issar ...................... . 273*
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Moumntains-Continucid.
differential uplift of ................. 275
of half-consolidated gravel and uptilted
piedmonts in the Tarim Basin. 282, t.
erosion cycles in the Alai............. 287
uplift of the Tian Shan ............... 27, .
relative heights of Pa:lnir and Kopet
Dagh in former ages ......... 292
Mucke, R ...................... 382,435,436,437
M uk Su ................................. 268
Mura Pass ............................ 31
M urg-ab R iver .......................... 295
Murg-ab Delta, Oases of ............ 330-337, 331*
M ushketoff .............................. 296
Musri .................................. 384
Naegelstedt............................. 75
N alps ................................. 3 5,379
N am angana .............................. 289
Narbada ........................... 362,36),428
Neandertal man .................... 451, 453, 455
Nehring. . .355,356, 383, 839, 34,386, 392, 394, 397
402,405,406,408, 410,412,414,426,42),441
Negritos ....................... 455, 45(6,459,46
Negroes .................. 455,456,459,460o,461
N epal ................................. 363 ,364
New Caledonians ........................ 456
N ile ................... ............... 302, ,137
N oack .................................. 29
N uescll, J ............................... 44
N ussdorf ................................ 4
Oases, physiograplhy of ................. 299-337
classification of ................... .301 -303
Obu-garnm t-galri. ..................... ............ .
265--2(9, 265-269,272,274 272, 274
Olu-siob canal, a loess cliff of.......... 284*
relations to Afrosia ................. 31
Odontche Tepe..........................334*
()lmiitz................................. 350
()rogenic miovements, prcglacial ........... 277
Osborn, I-. I.................... .102
(siris .................................. 41
( sk ............................... ... 289
O( O:)tto ................................ ... 355
()vina of Anau I and II .................. 370-3s
s arics. ........................... 377
ari(s palustris liitilecyer..... 373, f/., 439, 44
arics steatlopyga Fitz ................. 37
ariis studeri ......................... 7
arkal .............................. 3 1
arkal Brandt ........................ 370
arkal palustris....................... 37
musinmon ........................... 381
oplion . ... ........................ 371
oricntalis Gmelin ................... 37o-371
platyura (egyptir.................... 377
platyura bucharica .................. 376-377
poli................................ 252
vignci Blytl ........................ 371, 1 j
vign(i arkal Lydekker....... 370, 372, 375,435
tables of measurements and conparisons
................. 371--372
vignci cycloceros ..................... 37(
ammotragus iragclaphus ............... 373
Owen, R..................
386, 401,4o4,405,409
Ox cult ................................ 441
Ox, domestic, of Anau I and II ........... 364-370
tables comparing long-horned, of I, and
short-horned, of II, with remains
from 1Eurol)e and with
Egyptian long and shorthorned
Aplis .............. 366 3(69