As when the TARTAR from his RUSSIAN Foe By ASTRACAN over the Snowie Plaines Retires, or BACTRIAN
Sophi from the hornes Of TURKISH Crescent, leaves all waste beyond The Realme of ALADULE, in his retreate To TAURIS or CASBEEN.
They crossed a snowy pass in cold moonlight, when the lama, mildly chaffing Kim, went through up to his knees, like a Bactrian
camel - the snow-bred, shag-haired sort that came into the Kashmir Serai.
First, the camels are valuable because they are rare; fewer than 500 Bactrian
camels live in North America.
A number of these artifacts from the Bactrian
and Kaushanian periods have been shown in exhibitions in different countries in Europe and America.
Soon after, Afghanistan announced to the world that the Bactrian
Hoard and other precious artifacts had been recovered, and assembled an international team to catalogue, preserve, and exhibit the collections.
If there was ever any doubt that the Bactrian
Greeks used a Macedonian calendar, it was put to rest by the publication of a tax receipt dated to Oloios in year 4 of Antimachos (Rea, SENIOR & HOLLIS 1994).
Keepers at Marwell Zoo near Winchester, Hampshire, had been searching for a friend to live alongside bactrian
Besides finding the 19-meter long sleeping statue, the team has also discovered around 90 other relics which include several coins from the Bactrian
, Greek and Islamic eras,'' he said.
By Neely Tucker WASHINGTON--You can go see Indiana Jones and the temple of whatever if you like, but it's probably not going to be as good as the Bactrian
Gold and the Secret of Tillya Tepe.
CAMELS have either one or two humps - two in the case of the bactrian
or Asian camel and one in the dromedary or Arabian camel.
Of the top 100 EDGE mammals currently listed--among them the bumblebee bat, the pygmy hippopotamus, and the Bactrian
camel--two-thirds receive little or no conservation attention.
The plan, called Pleistocene rewilding, suggests reintroducing into Arizona, the Great Plains, and elsewhere various species--such as Bactrian
camels, peregrine falcons, and Old World cheetahs--that were once native to North America.