Mongolian Expedition Returns Amid Expulsion Rumors
A veteran observer recalls rumors that the expedition to Mongolia faced expulsion and accusations of political propaganda and military mapmaking upon its return to Peking. The remarks suggest hostility toward outsiders deemed careless in what they carry or how they act.
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Peking
Mongolia
Dynasty of Fossils and Fortunes From Mongolia Expedition
The Third Asiatic Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History, led by Roy Chapman Andrews, faces danger and siege in Mongolia and upper China while preserving fossils worth about 250000 dollars. They recount battles with bandits, the death of Mongol guards, escape attempts by armored cars, and discoveries of fourteen dinosaur eggs and six precretaceous skulls. Dr Erickson's fate is noted as perilous but unclear.
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L. B. Roberts
China
American Museum of Natural History
Mongolia
Kalgan
Dr. Erickson
Erickson
Iton
Roy Chapman Andrews
Fightee
Sear Petee-Ap
Andrews
Walter Granger
Hunan
D. Matthews
New York
Pekin
Dr. Matthews
Matthews
Norman Lovell
Perenne
Uselss
Poin
Earth
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