Peking, Sept. 19.
We feel that the season's work has from every standpoint been the most important of any season we have ever put in-the field," said My. Roy Champman Andrews, leader of the Third Asiatic Expedition, in summarizing this morning, for the benefit of a gathering of newspaper correspondents, the results of the) expedition's recent activities Mongolia, When Mr. Andrews came down to Peking from the Gobi desert, last month, he left the members of the expedition camped in " place about 300 miles out of Kalgan which it was thought would provide a rich yield of fossils, It turned out afterwards to be possibly the richest single local field they had yet struck, one which would probably provide the expedition with a whole season's work. The fossil bones there are almost interlaced in places and are to be found one on top of the other. A new strata was encountered that had never been found before,
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