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Description edit
The New York Times science editor John Noble Wilford has called the Central Asiatic Expeditions (1922-1930) "the most celebrated . . . of the twentieth century." Led by world-renowned explorer Roy Chapman Andrews, the five expeditions uncovered unimagined scientific wonders: the Flaming... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Roy Chapman Andrews: Add a description of this character.
- Henry Fairfield Osborn
- Walter Granger
- Yvette
- Shackelford
- Billie
- Larsen
- George
- Morris
- Kevin
- Berkey
- Badmajapoff
- Chang Tso-lin
- Clark
- Liu
- Bumpus
- J. P. Morgan
- Lovell
- Osbom
- Nelson
- Olsen
- Perez
- Baker
- Tserin
- Genghis Khan
- Hill
- Caldwell
- Gobi
- Mac Young
- James
- Fairbanks
- Kalgan
- Iren Dabasu
- Peary
- Horvath
- Sven Hedin
- Johnson
- Urga
- Wang
- Kiang
- Mother Jesus
- Froelich
- Thompson
Setting & Locations edit
- Peking
- China
- Inner Mongolia
- New York
- Central Asia
- United States
- Tientsin
- Europe
- Beloit
- Japan
- Nanking
- America
- Korea
- Russia
- Africa
- Manchuria
- Shanghai
- Columbia
- Tuerin
- Turkestan
- England
- Yokohama
- Manchukuo
- Washington
- Alaska
- France
- Baluchitherium
- Germany
- Great Wall
- Hollywood
- India
- Chicago
- Wolf Camp
- Changpeh
- Ula Usu
- Hatt-in-sumu
- Forbidden City
- Paris
- Siberia
- Yunnan
- Hutukhtu
- Long White Mountain
- Fukien
- Musan
- Chimney Butte
- Princeton
- Altai Mountains
First Sentence edit
THE WOMEN AND A CHILD IN A GLADE BESIDE A SPRING.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Charles Gallenkamp (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Viking Pr
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2001
ISBN: 0670890936
Page Count: 400
Publisher: Viking Pr
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2001
ISBN: 0670890936
Page Count: 400
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 508.092
Subjects edit
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