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EXPLORATIONS IN TURKESTAN

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<strong>IN</strong>DEX.<br />

IX<br />

PAGE.<br />

Sheep, wild of Anau I ................... 370-372<br />

table of measurements and comparisons<br />

with Asiatic wild sheep ....... 37, ff.<br />

was Ovis vignci arkal of Kopet Dagh .... 372<br />

Sheep, domestic of Anau I and II.. .341-342, 372-380<br />

locally developed out of the wild Ovis<br />

vignci . ................. ... 373<br />

evolution of a large-horned, and of a<br />

small-horned breed (Torfschaf).375, f.<br />

hornless, of Anau II .................. 376<br />

tables of measurements and comparisons<br />

...................... 374-380<br />

identity of the small-horned with Torfschaf<br />

of European neolithic<br />

stations .................... 373<br />

census of, in Turkestan in 1903 ........ 433<br />

Shur Bulak Pass ........... ............. 309<br />

Sievers ................................. 296<br />

Silk woven in Karatagh ................ 270, 271*<br />

Sin ai ................................... 346<br />

Sinking of plains, evidence of .............. 321<br />

Siut .................................... 353<br />

Sivalik H ills ............................ 428<br />

Skeletons excavated at Anau ............. 484-494<br />

Skulls, human, from Anau I and II ....... 445-446<br />

Sleds used instead of wheeled vehicles in the<br />

region of Hissar ........... 273, 275*<br />

Snow-fields, absent on the Pamir glaciers .... 258<br />

Snow-line on the Pamir .................. 251, 255<br />

south side of Trans-Alai . ............. 262<br />

Sobrusan .............................. 415,417<br />

Solutr ........ 392, 395, 397, 402, 403, 413,421-429<br />

Som al .................................. 368<br />

Som koff ................................ 296<br />

Somme ................................. 417<br />

Spandau .............. 396, 414, 420, 421, 425, 426<br />

Spring and well oases .................... 301, /.<br />

Spy I man ......................... 453, 455,459<br />

Stankowitz ............................. 418, 419<br />

Stefanesku ................... 38 4<br />

Stein, A ................................ 286<br />

Stone implements from excavations at Anau 477-484<br />

Studer, Th ................ 345-347, 349-351, 357<br />

373, 391,398, 410, 416, 44<br />

Suebians .. . .............. . 453<br />

Suen-hau-fu............................. 363<br />

Suina ................................. 35<br />

Sultan Band barage...................... 331*<br />

Surkhan River.......................... 270<br />

Sus .......... ........................ 355-358<br />

cristatus Miiller & Schlegel ............ 355, ff.<br />

indicus ................... 357<br />

palustris Rfitimeyer ......... 355, 439, 440, 441<br />

scroja domesticus .....................<br />

355, ff.<br />

scrofa jerus .......................... 356<br />

vittatus Muiller & Schlegel ......... 355, f/., 435<br />

Sven Hedin ....................... 25 1<br />

Swiss pile-dwellings ...................... 342<br />

Syr Darya ............................. 289,295<br />

T acitus ................................. 431<br />

Tadjiks .......................<br />

......270, 311, f/.<br />

Tadjik population of the upper and lower<br />

Zcrafshan .................. 311-313<br />

(See Galcha.)<br />

Taldic Valley ............................ 276<br />

Tarim Basin ............................ 248<br />

physiography of .................... 282-286<br />

evidences of peripheral uplifts in ....... 282, ff.<br />

Tarpan ........... .................... 392, 393<br />

Tash K urgan ............................ 308<br />

Taun Murun Pass ....................... 259, 309<br />

PAG(;<br />

Tedjend River ........................... 2 .95<br />

Terck Davan ............................ 308<br />

Terraces of thle Zerafshan ................. 278*<br />

M arkan Su.......................... 285*<br />

Kizil Su in Karategin ................ 267-26<br />

Thayngen ............................ 39 1, 398<br />

Thatched roofs ........................ 273, 275*<br />

I T hebes ....................... ......... 353<br />

I hiedc ............................ 412,413,427<br />

Thomas, ()ldfield ........................<br />

4o3<br />

Thom son, A ............................ 457, 458<br />

Tian Shan ..................... 243, 249, 292, 398<br />

Tibet . ........................... 243, 251, 351<br />

Tilting delta, building of .................. 321<br />

Timur ....................... 311, 332<br />

T im ur's Gate ............................ 318<br />

Tobol R iver .............. ............... 386<br />

Tokuz Kungei Glacier ................. 261, 262*<br />

T oldt R iver ............................. 407<br />

T opinard, P ............................. 45)<br />

T or ............................. .345, 346<br />

T oussaint............................... 402<br />

Trade Routes, Alai Valley Route, Bactra to<br />

Kasgar . ................... 37-310<br />

objective criteria of ancient long-used<br />

routes . .................... 307<br />

controlling factors of trade routes ...... 307, ff.<br />

ancient cliff trail of the Zerafshan<br />

Valley .................... 312*, 313<br />

Trans-Alai Mountains ................... 254, 261<br />

fault-scarp .......................... 260.<br />

Transportation, three agencies of ....... 244-247<br />

man as a factor of .............. 299, 324, 333<br />

Trees of American aspect in the Sardai-miona<br />

gorge ....................... 273<br />

T ribsee ................................. 4 15<br />

Triticum vulgare, chaff of, in pottery of Anau I 472<br />

Tscherski ...... 384, 386, 387, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393<br />

395, 397, 407, 4(9, 414, 416, 428, 429<br />

Tschlontschitz ...................... 348, 356, 420<br />

Turkoman trough ....................... 295, 297<br />

native wells in ....................... 324<br />

sinking of........................... 321<br />

Turkoman horse . ........................ 434<br />

Turkoman irrigation at Anau . ........... 325, ff.<br />

T urner ................................. 459<br />

U lug hat ............................... 309<br />

Ulyanin, General . ............... 317<br />

Unconformity between Tertiary and Quaternary<br />

time .................. 28 -285<br />

ng us .................................. 297<br />

Unter Grumlbacli .............. 367<br />

Uplifted blocks of the Alai ............... 290<br />

Uplifts of different times and degrees....... 277<br />

evidences of peripheral, in the Tarim... 282, ff.<br />

Uptilted Ipiedmonts (marginal deformations<br />

of the plains) described and discussed<br />

in general ..... 249--250, 288*<br />

as a record of cyclical changes in the<br />

Tarim Basin ............... 283--286<br />

Fergana Basin ......... 288-289<br />

of Marghelan ........................ 288*<br />

Uptilting piedmonts, preservation of kurgans<br />

on . ............ 305<br />

IUrmia Lake ............................. 364<br />

Urmitan Kurgan .............. 315, 318*<br />

Usbeg peoplle ....................... 270, 272, 312<br />

U sboi ................................. 296, 297<br />

IU ssakovsky, General .. ................. 317<br />

Ust Urt plateau ............. 294, 296, 297

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