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Camel on sand dunes, Mongolia, Central Asiatic Expedition

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Escort by 50 Chinese cavalrymen across the plain beyond Kalgan, Mongolia

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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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Rich fossil beds where 10-million year old dinosaur eggs and bones were found, Mongolia

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Oasis in the desert

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Roy Chapman Andrews looking out at the Mongolian desert

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Connie the condor sitting on a bluff

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Camp, Mongolia, Central Asiatic Expedition

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Roy Chapman Andrews and seated camel with Mongolian guide

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Towing Fulton truck across a sand stream

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Camp with lava-capped Red Mesa in background, Mongolia, Central Asiatic Expedition

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Roy Chapman Andrews with a bird

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Tserin, camel leader of 125 camels in the expedition caravan, Mongolia, 1928

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Sunset view, wild donkey camp, Central Asiatic Expedition

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Looking south across basal Eocene near Shabarahk Usu, Mongolia

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

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Roy Chapman Andrews and William P. T. Hill mapping Badlands, Mongolia, Central Asiatic Expedition, 1928

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Roy Chapman Andrews relaxing outside tent

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Baron Sog, a lamasery on the southern edge of the Gobi Desert, Mongolia, 1928

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