The Sino-Swedish expedition by Sven Hedin

The publication is devoted to the analysis of the archaeological material collected during the works of Sino-Swedish Expedition (1927-1935) in Inner Mongolia. The archaeological researches in the expedition were headed by young Swedish scientist F. Bergman. In frames of his works great territory from Xinjiang to Manchuria (from the west to the east) and from the southern borders of modern Mongolia down to Taklamakan Desert (from the north to the south) was investigated. 327 locations of the Stone Age were found. They were divided into 4 big groups with smaller subdivisions. All archaeological materials could belong to the Neolithic period, and, first of all, to its later part.