Digital Collections | AMNH - Baron Sog, a lamasery on the southern edge of the Gobi Desert, Mongolia, 1928

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One of the first expedition camps in Gobi Desert, Mongolia, 1925

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Goptchil-in-Sumu, a Mongol temple or lamasery on the southern edge of the Gobi Desert, Mongolia, 1928

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Deepest portion of the Baron Sog strata on the red beds at Urtyn Obo, Mongolia, 1928

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Deepest part of Baron Sog strata, Urtyn Obo, Mongolia

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Lamasary of Tali

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Badmajapoff, member of the Third Asiatic Expedition, Mongolia, 1922

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Looking into the valley at deepest portion of Baron Sog strata on red beds at Urtyn Obo, Mongolia, 1928

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Dune dweller implements found just south of Baron Sog strata

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Showing the depth of the Baron Sog strata above the red beds at Urtyn Obo

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View of lamasary on the Ongiyn Gol

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Andrews at the eagle's nest, Mongolia, 1928

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Cars at the top of Kalgan Pass, Mongolia, 1928

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Expedition cars on plateau beyond the pass

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Deepest portion of the Baron Sog strata on the red beds of Urtyn Obo, Mongolia, Central Asiatic Expedition

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Dr. Berg in the Badlands, Urtyn Obo, Mongolia, 1928

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Albert Thomson and Chinese men covering bones of Baron Sog monster with burlap and flour paste, Mongolia, 1928

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Lamasery

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Lamasery

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Sain Noin Khan [Sainoin Han] Lamasery, Mongolia, 1922

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First view of camel caravan at Shireh Usu, Mongolia, 1928

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