Explorations in Turkestan; expedition of 1904.
Subtitle: Prehistoric civilizations of Anau; origins, growth, and influence of environment
By: edited by Raphael Pumpelly.
Series: Carnegie institution of Washington.  Publication no. 73; Carnegie Institution of Washington publication -- 73.
Publisher: Carnegie institution of Washington
Published: 1908
Place of publication: Washington, D. C
Language: eng
Subjects: Geology -- Asia, Central.; Physical geography -- Asia, Central.; Prehistoric peoples -- Asia, Central.; Scientific expeditions.; Anau Site (Turkmenistan); Asia, Central.
Notes: "List of works consulted in preparing pt. 1": v. 1, p. 76-80.

Human remains from North Kurgan.  Bibliography: v. 2, p. 468.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. Ancient Anau and the oasis-world, by Raphael Pumpelly.  Archaeological excavations in Anau and old Merv, by Hubert Schmidt.  Note on the occurence of glazed ware at Afrosiab, and of large jars at Ghiaur Kala, by H. H. Kidder.  Description of the Kurgans of the Merv Oasis, by Ellsworth Huntington.  Chemical analyses of metallic implements, by F. A. Gooch.; value: v.2. Physiography of Central-Asian deserts and oases, by R. W. Pumpelly.  Animal remains from the excavations at Anau, by J. U. Duerst.  Description of some skulls from the North Kurgan, Anau, by G. Sergi.  Some human remains found in the North Kurgan, by Th. Mollison.  Wheat and barley from the North Kurgan, Anau, by H. C. Schellenberg.  Stone implements and skeletons excavated in Anau, by Langdon Warner.