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Scientific Results of a Journey in Central Asia, 1899-1902 : vol.1

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0015 [Photo] Fig. 1 A SAND-DUNE EAST OF TEREM.
0016 [Figure] Fig. 2 THE BRIDGE AT JAJLAK.
0017 [Photo] Fig. 3 STREET IN KASCHGAR.
0018 [Photo] Fig. 4 THE FAJS-ABAD-DARJASI.
0019 [Photo] Pl. 1 KISIL-BOJE-DARJA. (Ljustr. A. B. Lagrelius & Westphal.)
0022 [Photo] Fig. 5 COURT OF A SERAT IN KAN-ARIK.
0023 [Photo] Pl. 2 THE DESERT IN NEIGHBOURHOOD OF KARA-KUM-KUDUK, BETWEEN TEREM AND LAJLIK. (Ljustr. A. B. Lagrelius & Westphal.)
0026 [Photo] Fig. 6 THE STERN OF A FERRY-BOAT CROSSING THE JARKENT-DARJA.
0028 [Photo] Fig. 7 RIGHT BANK OF JARKENT-DARJA AT LAJLIK.
0029 [Photo] Pl. 3~t RIGHT BANK OF THE TARIM, OPPSITE TO LAJLIK.
0029 [Photo] Pl. 3~b GROUP OF NATIVES IN THE CAMP. (Ljustr. A. B. Lagrelius & Westphal.)
0031 [Photo] Fig. 8 PREPARING OUR FERRY-BOAT AT LAJLIK.
0032 [Photo] Fig. 9 BUILDING A FERRY-BOAT ON THE BANK OF THE JARKENT-DARJA.
0033 [Photo] Pl. 4 RE-CONSTRUCTING THE FERRY-BOAT. RIGHT BANK OF THE TARIM OPPOSITE TO LAJLIK. (Ljustr. A. B. Lagrelius & Westphal.)
0035 [Photo] Fig. 10 GROUP OF NATIVES AT LAJLIK.
0036 [Photo] Fig. 11 RIGHT SIDE OF THE RIVER AT LAJLIK.
0036 [Figure] Fig. 12 Bisch-köl, 18 Sept.
0037 [Photo] Pl. 5~t RIGHT BANK OF THE TARIM, SEEN FROM THE LEFT BANK, A LITTLE BELOW LAJLIK.
0037 [Photo] Pl. 5~b NATIVE MUSICIANS AND DANCERS AT LAJLIK. (Ljustr. A. B. Lagrelius & Westphal.)
0039 [Photo] Fig. 13 THE FERRY-BOAT A LITTLE BELOW LAJLIK.
0039 [Figure] Fig. 14 Schäschkak, Sept. 19.
0040 [Figure] Fig. 15 At-pangsa, Sept. 21.
0041 [Photo] Fig. 16 FOREST ON THE LEFT BANK OF JARKENT-DARJA.
0041 [Figure] Fig. 17 Schakkal-otak, Sept. 22.
0042 [Photo] Fig. 18 DRIFT OF THE FERRY-BOAT UPON THE JARKENT-DARJA.
0042 [Photo] Fig. 19 ORDINARY FERRY-BOAT FOR PASSING OVER CARAVANS.
0043 [Figure] Fig. 20 A PART OF THE KÖTÄKLIK-DARJA.
0044 [Figure] Fig. 21 KÖTÄKLIK-DARJA ABOVE THE ISLAND.
0044 [Figure] Fig. 22 Kötäklik-darja (the right arm), Sept. 23.
0044 [Figure] Fig. 23 Kötäklik-darja (the left arm), Sept. 23.
0045 [Figure] Fig. 24 VIEW A LITTLE ABOVE THE CATARACTS OF THE KÖTÄKLIK-DARJA.
0046 [Figure] Fig. 25 HIGH SAND-BANK ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE JARKENT-DARJA, SEPT. 25TH.
0046 [Figure] Fig. 26 Töländä, Sept. 24.
0047 [Figure] Fig. 27 Kum-atschal, Sept. 25.
0048 [Figure] Fig. 28 Läschlik, Sept. 27.
0048 [Figure] Fig. 29 Jalghus-jigde, Sept. 28.
0049 [Figure] Fig. 30 Kijik-tele-tschöl, Sept. 29.
0049 [Figure] Fig. 31 TRANSVERSE SECTION OF SHARP BENDS, SEPT. 30TH.
0050 [Figure] Fig. 32 TRANSVERSE SECTION OF OPEN PART OF THE RIVER.
0050 [Figure] Fig. 33 Haradighan-kötäk, Sept. 30.
0052 [Figure] Fig. 34 Vertical section of River.
0053 [Figure] Fig. 35 Vertical section of River.
0053 [Figure] Fig. 36 10 April 1900. Kum-tschapghan.
0054 [Figure] Fig. 37 10 April 1900. Tusun-tschapghan.
0054 [Figure] Fig. 38 10 April 1900. Kum-tschapghan.
0054 [Figure] Fig. 39 22 Sept. 1899. Schakal-otak.
0057 [Photo] Pl. 6 VIEW LOOKING N.N.W. FROM KURUK-ASTI. The Masar-tagh in the Background.
0059 [Photo] Fig. 40 DIFFERENT POSITIONS FOR FISHING IN THE CATARACTS OF THE BIG CANAL FROM SCHOR-KÖL
0059 [Photo] Fig. 41 DIFFERENT POSITIONS FOR FISHING IN THE CATARACTS OF THE BIG CANAL FROM SCHOR-KÖL
0059 [Photo] Fig. 42 DIFFERENT POSITIONS FOR FISHING IN THE CATARACTS OF THE BIG CANAL FROM SCHOR-KÖL
0059 [Photo] Fig. 43 DIFFERENT POSITIONS FOR FISHING IN THE CATARACTS OF THE BIG CANAL FROM SCHOR-KÖL
0061 [Figure] Fig. 44 SHEPHERD'S HUT NEAR SCHOR-KÖL
0061 [Figure] Fig. 45 Kuruk-asti, October 2.
0063 [Photo] Pl. 7 VIEW LOOKING S. FROM THE BURIAL-PLACE ON THE NORTHERNMOST PART OF THE SAJ-TAGH. The Right Bank of the River (not visible) is close to the Right of the Photograph.
0065 [Figure] Fig. 46 DAM IN AN OLD RIVER-BED.
0065 [Figure] Fig. 47 DAM IN AN OLD RIVER-BED.
0067 [Photo] Pl. 8 VIEW LOOKING N. FROM THE SAME POINT AS IN PL. 7. In the foreground Graves, in the Background Sultan Kara Sakal Attam, in the Middle the Northernmost Part of the Tschoka-tagh (Saj-tagh).
0069 [Figure] Fig. 48 SAJ-TAGH AND SAJ-KÖL AS SEEN FROM THE NORTHERNMOST PART OF TSCHOKA-TAGH.
0069 [Figure] Fig. 49 Sorun, October 5th.
0070 [Figure] Fig. 50 SAJ-TAGH. TO THE LEFT A PART OF SULTAN KARA SAKAL ATTAM; TO THE RIGHT SAJ-KÖL.
0071 [Photo] Pl. 9 VIEW TO THE S.W. FROM THE SAME POINT AS IN PL. 7 AND PL. 8. To the Left Saj-tagh, behind it a samml Portion of the Tschika-tagh; to the Right in the Background the Tusluk-tagh.
0074 [Figure] Fig. 51 THE CHANNEL BETWEEN SORUN-KÖL AND TSCHÖL-KÖL.
0076 [Figure] Pl. 10.a~l Panoramic Views of the Mountains near Jarkent-darja.
0077 [Figure] Pl. 10.a~r Panoramic Views of the Mountains near Jarkent-darja.
0079 [Figure] Fig. 52 TSCHÖL-KÖL LOOKING S.S.E. FROM ITS NORTHERNMOST PART.
0079 [Figure] Fig. 53 TSCHOKA-TAGH AS SEEN FROM ITS NORTHERNMOST PART. TO THE RIGHT, THE HIGHEST TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN IS TO BE SEEN IN S. 22° E.; THE TOP TO THE LEFT IS SITUATED IN S. 43° E.
0080 [Figure] Fig. 54 PROFILE OF TSCHOKA-TAGH; TO THE LEFT IS TSCHÖL-KÖL.
0082 [Figure] Pl. 10.b~l Panoramic Views of the Mountains near Jarkent-darja.
0083 [Figure] Pl. 10.b~r Panoramic Views of the Mountains near Jarkent-darja.
0085 [Photo] Pl. 11. THE MASAR AND GHURISTAN OF SAJ-TAGH.
0087 [Figure] Fig. 55. More, October 8.
0088 [Figure] Fig. 56 HIGHWATER MARKS ON THE BANKS OF JARKENT-DARJA.
0088 [Figure] Fig. 57. Milka, October 9.
0089 [Figure] Fig. 58. Ak-satma, October 10.
0089 [Figure] Fig. 59. Dugha-dschaji, October 11.
0090 [Figure] Fig. 60 THE BEND AT DUGHA-DSCHAJI. - d = DEAD WATER.
0091 [Figure] Fig. 61 Tugha-pangsa-jokarki-baschi, October 12.
0091 [Figure] Fig. 62 Toghri-kum, October 13.
0093 [Photo] Pl. 12. SHEPHERDS' HUTS NOT FAR FROM SORUN.
0095 [Figure] Fig. 63. Islik, October 15.
0095 [Figure] Fig. 64. Kujluschning-baschi, October 16.
0098 [Figure] Fig. 65. ERODED BANKS; POPLARS READY TO TOPPLE INTO THE STREAM.
0098 [Figure] Fig. 66. Jar-kotan, October 17.
0100 [Figure] Fig. 67. Atschi-dung, October 18.
0101 [Figure] Fig. 68. THE »CHANEKA» OF MASAR-CHODSCHAM.
0102 [Figure] Fig. 69. ENTRANCE GATE TO MASAR-CHODSCHAM.
0103 [Figure] Fig. 70. Kalmak-kum, October 20.
0104 [Figure] Fig. 71. Tscholak-dung, October 21.
0105 [Figure] Fig. 72. Usun-Jurt, October 22.
0106 [Figure] Fig. 73. Matan, October 23.
0107 [Photo] Pl. 13. GROUP OF TOGHRAKS ON THE LEFT BANK OF JARKENT-DARJA.
0112 [Figure] Fig. 74. SCENERY ON THE BANKS OF LOWER JARKENT-DARJA.
0114 [Figure] Fig. 75. FOREST SCENERY ON THE BANK OF THE LOWER JARKENT-DARJA.
0116 [Figure] Fig. 76. Hangetlik, October 25.
0118 [Figure] Fig. 77. Jesi-köl, October 26.
0119 [Figure] Fig. 78. THE RIGHT BANK OF JARKENT-DARJA A LITTLE ABOVE AK-SU-DARJA.
0121 [Figure] Fig. 79. CONFLUENCE OF JARKENT- AND AK-SU-DARJA.
0125 [Photo] Pl. 14.~t RIGHT BANK OF THE JARKENT-DARJA AT THE ACTUAL CONFLUENCE OF THE ASKU-DARJA.
0125 [Photo] Pl. 14.~b JARKENT-DARJANING-KUJLUSCHI. VIEW LOOKING N.E. FROM THE CAMP. To the Right is the Peninsula between the Jarkent-darja and the Ak-su-darja.
0127 [Figure] Fig. 80. THE REACH OF DEAD WATER AT THE CONFLUENCE OF JARKENT-DARJA AND AK-SU-DARJA.
0130 [Figure] Fig. 81. THE TARIM BELOW THE CONFLUENCE OF AK-SU-DARJA AND JARKENT-DARJA.
0131 [Figure] Fig. 82. CONFLUENCE OF CHOTAN-DARJA WITH THE AK-SU-DARJA.
0132 [Figure] Fig. 83. TARIM BELOW THE CONFLUENCE WITH CHOTAN-DARJA.
0132 [Figure] Fig. 84. Busuk, October 30.
0133 [Photo] Fig. 85. FERRY-BOAT OF TOLAN-KEMISI.
0135 [Figure] Fig. 86. THE BEND AT GURKUR.
0136 [Figure] Fig. 87. SECTIONAL OUTLINE OF THE JANGI-DARJA.
0138 [Figure] Fig. 88. A »TOR».
0139 [Photo] Pl. 15. OUR CAMP AT ALA LUNGLEK BUSRUGVAR. VIEW LOOKING W.S.W.
0141 [Figure] Fig. 89. ERODED BANK, RIGHT SIDE OF RIVER, 4.62 M. HIGH, AT ALA KUNGLEK BUSRUGVAR.
0143 [Photo] Pl. 16. A »TOR», A KIND OF FISHING-NET, AT ALA KUNGLEK BUSRUGVAR.
0146 [Figure] Fig. 90. Intschkä, November 4.
0148 [Figure] Fig. 91. THE DOUBLE LOOP OF DUNG-KOTAN.
0149 [Figure] Fig. 92. TYPE OF CANOES ABOUT KASAK-JAJLAKI.
0150 [Figure] Fig. 93. MOUTH OF THE JILGHA IN THE TARIM.
0151 [Figure] Fig. 94. Peres, November, 9.
0151 [Figure] Fig. 95. CROSSING THE RIVER AT TSCHIMEN.
0154 [Figure] Fig. 96. FRINGE OF ICE.
0154 [Figure] Fig. 97. FROZEN SURFACE OF ALLUVIAL DEPOSITS.
0155 [Figure] Fig. 98. Tupe-teschdi, November 14.
0156 [Figure] Fig. 99. DUNE WITH VEGETATION, RESTING UPON HORIZONTAL CLAY.
0158 [Figure] Fig. 100. A KAPGHAN OR TOSAK.
0159 [Figure] Fig. 101. A MAP OF THE REGION, WITH COMPLICATED HYDROGRAPHY - DRAWN BY A NATIVE.
0160 [Figure] Fig. 102. PART OF THE SAME REGION DRAWN BY ANOTHER NATIVE.
0161 [Photo] Pl. 17. KORAL-DUNGNING-KÖL. VIEW LOOKING S.E. FROM KORAL-DUNG.
0164 [Figure] Fig. 103. Koral dung, November 18.
0165 [Photo] Pl. 18. THE TARIM RIVER. VIEW LOOKING N.E. FROM KORAL-DUNG.
0168 [Figure] Fig. 104. SECTION OF THE NARROW RIVER BED.
0171 [Photo] Pl. 19. THE LOOP OF TSCHONG-OTAK (JUMALAK-DARJA), NOV. 22ND. View from the Left Bank, looking N.N.W.
0173 [Photo] Fig. 105. THE JUMALAK-DARJA OR NEW TARIM, 21 NOV.
0174 [Figure] Fig. 106. RIVER BED DIVIDED BY SMALL ISLANDS.
0175 [Photo] Pl. 20. THE JUMALAK-DARJA AT TSCHONG-OTAK. VIEW LOOKING W.
0177 [Photo] Fig. 107. THE TARIM BELOW KÄTSCHIK, 21ST NOV.
0178 [Photo] Fig. 108. THE TARIM BEFORE ENTERING THE SANDY DESERT.
0179 [Photo] PL. 21.~t THE JUMALAK-DARJA, NOV. 22ND. Dunes visible in the Background.
0179 [Photo] PL. 21.~b REEDS BETWEEN THE SAND AND THE RIVER, NOV. 22ND.
0181 [Figure] Fig. 109. BED OF THE NEW TARIM THROUGH THE SANDY DESERT. DUNES ON THE RIGHT BANK. VIEW LOOKING DOWNSTREAM.
0182 [Figure] Fig. 110. BED OF THE NEW TARIM THROUGH THE SANDY DESERT. DUNES ON THE RIGHT BANK. VIEW LOOKING UPSTREAM.
0183 [Figure] Fig. 111. SURROUNDINGS OF THE CAMP OF NOV 22.
0184 [Figure] Fig. 112. Sadik-bajning-arighi, Nov. 23.
0185 [Photo] Pl. 22.~t TWO VIEWS OF THE RIGHT BANK OF THE JUMALAK-DARJA, CROSSING THE SANDY DESERT, NOV. 22ND.
0185 [Photo] Pl. 22.~b TWO VIEWS OF THE RIGHT BANK OF THE JUMALAK-DARJA, CROSSING THE SANDY DESERT, NOV. 22ND.
0187 [Figure] Fig. 113. THE SAME SECTION OF THE RIVER AT HIGH WATER.
0189 [Photo] Pl. 23.~t LOW SAND-DUNES ON THE RIGHT BANK OF THE JUMALAK-DARJA, NOV. 22ND.
0189 [Photo] Pl. 23.~b THE TARIM REVER BELOW BUSRUGVAR, NOV. 28TH. Thin Forest (Toghraks) on the Right Bnak. The first Drift-ice showing on the River.
0191 [Photo] Fig. 114. LEFT BANK OF THE RIVER OPPOSITE TO TOUKS-KUM.
0192 [Figure] Fig. 115. TOKUS-KUM AND VILLAGE OF AL-KATIK-TSCHEKE.
0193 [Photo] Pl. 24.~t VIEW OF HE TOKUS-KUM, FROM THE LEFT BANK, LOOKING S.W.
0193 [Photo] Pl. 24.~b VIEW OF THE SAME, FROM THE SAME POINT, LOOKING S.
0195 [Photo] Fig. 116. ON THE TARIM A LITTLE ABOVE TOKUS-KUM.
0196 [Figure] Fig. 117. THE EAST END OF THE SAND-ACCUMULATION AT TOKUS-KUM.
0197 [Photo] Fig. 118. NATIVES OF AL-KATIK-TSCHEKE.
0198 [Figure] Fig. 119. HOW AN UJ OR SATMA IS CONSTRUCTED.
0199 [Photo] Pl. 25. THE VILLAGE OF AL-KATIK-TSCHEKE.
0201 [Figure] Fig. 120. THE UJ HALF FINISHED.
0202 [Photo] Fig. 121. A KAMISH-HUT FINISHED.
0203 [Figure] Fig. 122. THE POSITION OF THE FISIHING-NET IN A KÖRUK.
0203 [Figure] Fig. 123. THE NET PLACED AT THE MOUTH OF THE KÖRUK.
0204 [Figure] Fig. 124. Al-katik-tscheke, November 26.
0204 [Figure] Fig. 125. THE SAME SECTION OF THE RIVER AT HIGH-WATER STAND.
0205 [Figure] Fig. 126. BREAKING THE ICE FORPLACED THE NETS IN THE INTERIOR OF THE KÖRUK.
0207 [Photo] Fig. 127. RIVER-SCENERY ABOVE BUSRUGVAR, NOV. 27TH.
0209 [Figure] Fig. 128. Siva, Nov. 28.
0209 [Figure] Fig. 129. THE SAME SECTION AT HIGH WATER.
0211 [Figure] Fig. 130. VERTICAL SECTION OF A PIECEOF DRIFT-ICE.
0215 [Photo] Pl. 26. VIEW LOOKING W.N.W. FROM THE SECOND LOOP IN THE SAND, DEC. 1ST.
0217 [Figure] Fig. 131. Eroded bank
0219 [Photo] Pl. 27. THE FERRY-BOAT IN THE MOUTH OF THE UGEN-DARJA, AT KARAUL. THE TARIM ON THE RIGHT.
0222 [Figure] Fig. 132. SAND BLOWN DOWN UPON THE ICE OF THE RIVER.
0223 [Figure] Fig. 133. THE CONFLUENCE OF THE UGEN-DARJA WITH THE TARIM AT KARAUL.
0224 [Figure] Fig. 134. Karaul, Dec. 5.
0224 [Figure] Fig. 135. Ugen-darja, Dec. 5.
0225 [Photo] Pl. 28. VIEW LOOKING N.W. FROM THE SAMLL SAND-DUNES BETWEEN THE THE UGEN-DARJA AND THE TARIM, CLOSE TO THEIR CONFLUENCE. The Dunes are more or less bound by Tamarisks. In the Background is the Ugen-darja, with the Kamisch Huts of Karaul on its Right Bank. On the Left are shown the Swamps between the Left Banks of the two Rivers.
0230 [Figure] Fig. 136. Formation of Ugen-darja
0231 [Figure] Pl. 29.~tl The Tarim River at Intschkä-dige-tam
0231 [Figure] Pl. 29.~tr The Tarim River at Intschkä-dige-tam
0231 [Figure] Pl. 29.~bl The Tarim River at Intschkä-dige-tam
0231 [Figure] Pl. 29.~br The Tarim River at Intschkä-dige-tam
0233 [Figure] Fig. 137. Ugen and Tarim
0237 [Photo] Pl. 30. DESERTED HUTS AT SEJT-KÖL.
0242 [Figure] Fig. 138. Jangi-köl，March 2, 1900.
0243 [Photo] Pl. 31.~t WINTER SCENERY FROM MY HEAD-QUARTERS AT JANGI-KÖL.
0243 [Photo] Pl .31.~b SUMMER VIEW OF THE SAME.
0245 [Figure] Fig. 139. Jangi-köl, May 16.
0247 [Figure] Fig. 140. Sand on the River-bank
0249 [Photo] Pl. 32. THE SAND-ACCUMULATION OF TOKUS-KUM.
0252 [Figure] Fig. 141. PROFILE AT IGHIS-DUNG. THE DOTTED LINE SHOWS THE ANCIENT POSITION OF THE SAND-ACCUMULATION.
0253 [Figure] Fig. 142a, b. Sand on the River-bank
0254 [Figure] Fig. 143 A. Eroded dunes.
0254 [Figure] Fig. 143 B. Eroded dunes.
0255 [Photo] Pl. 33. THE WESTERN END OF THE SAND-ACCUMULATION OF TOKUS-KUM.
0257 [Figure] Fig. 143 C. Eroded dunes.
0257 [Figure] Fig. 144. Eroded dunes.
0259 [Figure] Fig. 145. THE LOOP OF TUNG-LUNG-TSCHÖKÖN PENETRATING INTO THE SAND; TWO SECTIONS CORRESPONDING TO THE LENES AB AND CD.
0260 [Figure] Fig. 146. The Kirtschin branch.
0261 [Photo] Pl. 34. DUNES ON THE RIGHT BANK OF THE TARIM, DEC. 1ST. SECOND LOOP. In the Background Toghrak Forest; to the Left Alluvia, carried down by the High Water off the Dune-accumulation on the Right.
0263 [Figure] Fig. 147. Tarim at Kirtschin, May 7.
0263 [Figure] Fig. 148. The same place, May 23.
0265 [Figure] Fig. 149. Marginal Lakes
0266 [Figure] Fig. 150. Formation of River-bed
0270 [Figure] Fig. 151. Old Tarim, May 28.
0272 [Figure] Fig. 152. Adoke-kok-alasi, May 29.
0272 [Photo] Fig. 153. ONE OF THE TSCHAPGHANS IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF SCHUKURNE-KÖLI.
0273 [Figure] Fig. 154. LAKE BETWEEN THE BANKS OF TWO OLD RIVER-BEDS.
0275 [Photo] FIg. 155. PASSAGE BETWEEN TWO OF THE LAKES.
0276 [Figure] Fig. 156. Old Tarim, June 1.
0278 [Figure] Fig. 157. Jemischek-kok-akasi, June 3.
0279 [Figure] Pl. 35. Isobathic map of the confluence at ARGHAN June 3 and 4, 1900
0281 [Figure] Fig. 158. Jätim-tarim, June 3.
0281 [Figure] Fig. 159. Tarim at Arghan, June 4.
0282 [Figure] Fig. 160. Tschong-tarim at Arghan, June 4th.
0283 [Figure] Pl. 36. Two parts of the River, May 28th and June 2d; development of a boldschemal
0286 [Figure] Fig. 161. Inclination of the surface of a river
0287 [Figure] Pl. 37. The development of a boldschemal (continued)
0289 [Figure] Fig. 162. A loop
0290 [Figure] Fig. 163. Eroded neck
0290 [Figure] Fig. 164. Eroded neck
0291 [Figure] Fig. 165. THE BOLDSCHEMAL OF KALTA-TOKAJ.
0291 [Figure] Fig. 166. THE BOLDSCHEMAL OF JAGHLIK-TSCHÖKÖN.
0292 [Figure] Fig. 167. JA-KOTAN, 20 OCT.
0292 [Figure] Fig. 168. DOUBLE BOLDSCHEMAL BELOW DÄNGSUR-KÖL, 6 DEC.
0293 [Figure] Fig. 169. PANORAMIC VIEW OF STADIUM B IN THE LOOP.
0297 [Figure] Fig. 170. Fluvial sediment filling up a lake
0297 [Figure] Fig. 171. THE BOLDSCHEMALS OF SOGOT AND KASAN-SINDI AT THE PRESENT TIME.
0297 [Figure] Fig. 172. COURSE OF TARIM WHEN KASAN-SINDI ALONE WAS ABANDONED.
0298 [Figure] Fig. 173. COURSE OF TARIM BEFORE FORMATION OF THE TWO BOLDSCHEMALS.
0300 [Figure] Fig. 174. Almontschuk, 6 June.
0300 [Figure] Fig. 175. Tarim at Almontschuk, 6 June.
0301 [Figure] Fig. 176. Sejt-uj channel, June 6.
0302 [Figure] Fig. 177. Küjüsch, June 6.
0304 [Figure] Fig. 178. KARA-GHATIK-JARSIGHI.
0304 [Figure] Fig. 179. PART OF THE JARKENT-DARJA BELOW DUNG-GEREM, 20 OCT. SHOWING A HIGH BANK ON THE RIGHT SIDE WHICH IS REACHED ONLY BY EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH WATER.
0305 [Figure] Fig. 180. JARKENT-DARJA AT KALMAK-KUM, 20 OCT. SHOWING JARSIKS ON BOTH SIDES.
0306 [Figure] Fig. 181. A JARSIK LEFT A SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE RIVER, WHEN THE HIGH WATER LEVEL, bbb HAS FALLEN TO aaa.
0306 [Figure] Fig. 182. Upper channel of Schirge-tschapghan, June 10.
0306 [Figure] Fig. 183. Tarim at the same place, April 19.
0307 [Figure] Fig. 184. Tarim at Schirge-tschapghan, June 10.
0307 [Figure] Fig. 185. Lower channel of Schirge-tschapghan, June 10.
0308 [Figure] Fig. 186. THE TARIM AT SCHIRGE-TSCHAPGHAN.
0309 [Photo] Fig. 187. THE TARIM AT TSCHIGELIK-UJ.
0309 [Figure] Fig. 188. Tarim at tschigelik-uj, June 12.
0310 [Photo] Fig. 189. TSCHIGELIK-UJ.
0310 [Photo] Fig. 190. WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT TSCHIGELIK-UJ.
0310 [Photo] Fig. 191. ANOTHER GROUP FROM TSCHIGELIK-UJ.
0311 [Photo] Fig. 192. STABLES AT TSCHIGELIK-UJ.
0311 [Photo] Fig. 193. CATTLE AT TSCHIGELIK-UJ.
0312 [Figure] Fig. 194. CONFLUENCE OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA WITH THE TARIM.
0313 [Figure] Fig. 195. NEAR THE MOUTH OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0314 [Figure] Fig. 196. Tschertschen-darja, June 21.
0315 [Photo] Fig. 197. REEDS ON THE BANK OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0315 [Photo] Fig. 198. MOUTH OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0316 [Photo] Fig. 199. GROUPE OF NATIVES AT JURT-TSCHAPGHAN.
0324 [Figure] Fig. 200. VERTICAL SECTION OF TANA-BAGHLADI-KÖL.
0325 [Photo] Pl. 38. VIEW LOOKING WEST FROM THE TOP OF A DUNE-ACCUMULATION. In the Background is the Northern End of the Sejt-köl, and behind in the Windward Slope of the next Dune-accumulation. On the Right is the Tarim, with Alluvial Deposits and Drift-ice.
0327 [Figure] Fig. 201. THE CANAL OF BASCH-KÖL.
0328 [Figure] Fig. 202. JANGI-KÖL LOOKING NNE. FROM ITS SOUTHERN THRESHOLD.
0329 [Figure] Fig. 203. SOUTHERN PART OF JANGI-KÖL LOOKING NE. FROM LOWEST PART OF ITS THRESHOLD.
0330 [Figure] Fig. 204. SOUTHERN PART OF JANGI-KÖL LOOKING NW.
0330 [Photo] Fig. 205. ICE OF JANGI-KÖL. VIEW TOWARDS THE NE.
0331 [Photo] Pl. 39. VIEW FROM THE SAME POINT AS IN PL. 38, BUT LOOKING S. 29° W. ACROSS THE SEJT-KÖL. In the Background is the «Bolta» between the Northern and Southern Basins of the Lake. On the Left, I. E. the Eastern Shore of the Lake, the Photograph shows how the Steep Lee-sides of the Dune-masses are situated, whereas on the West Shore the Dunes have a Gentle Slope up to the Next Accumulation, Shown in Contour in the Upper Part of the Photograph on the Right.
0333 [Figure] Fig. 206. CURLED UP ICE ON THE SOUTH SHORE OF JANGI-KÖL.
0333 [Figure] Fig. 207. VERTICAL SECTION OF JANGI-KÖL.
0334 [Figure] Fig. 208. THE WESTERN DUNE-RANGE OF JANGI-KÖL.
0334 [Figure] Fig. 209. PART OF THE WEST SHORE OF JANGI-KÖL.
0335 [Photo] Pl. 40. VIEW OF THE EXTREME NORTH END OF THE SEJT-KÖL, TAKE FROM THE LOWER DUNES SHOWN ON PL. 38, JUST ABOVE THE FERRY-BOAT.
0338 [Figure] Fig. 210. Vertical section of shore.
0338 [Figure] Fig. 211. Abrasion terrace.
0339 [Figure] Fig. 212. Abrasion terrace.
0340 [Figure] Fig. 213. Wandering of dunes.
0340 [Figure] Fig. 214. Vertical section of dune and lake.
0341 [Figure] Pl. 41. Isobathic map of Lake Gölme-käti; Isobathic map of Lake Karaunelik-köl.
0344 [Figure] Fig. 215. Vertical section of dunes and lakes.
0345 [Photo] Pl. 42. THE DASERT-LAKE OF TUS-ALGHUTSCH AS SEEN FROM THE DUNES OF THE RIGHT BANK OF THE TARIM. In the foreground is the Channel which provides the Lake with Water from the River.
0348 [Figure] Fig. 216. Theoretical sectoin of underground.
0350 [Figure] Fig. 217. Actual section of underground.
0350 [Figure] Fig. 217. Formation of a bajir.
0352 [Figure] Fig. 219. Formation of a bajir.
0352 [Figure] Fig. 220. Disappearing lake.
0352 [Figure] Fig. 221. Disappearing lake.
0353 [Figure] Fig. 222. Emin Achun-uktusu and Gölme-käti.
0356 [Figure] Fig. 223. Mutual relations of thresholds and winds.
0356 [Figure] Fig. 224. Formation of a threshold.
0356 [Figure] Fig. 225. Movement of sand upon a dune.
0358 [Figure] Fig. 226. Depth of a lake.
0359 [Figure] Fig. 227. Vertical section of a lake.
0360 [Figure] Fig. 228. Effect of evaporation.
0361 [Figure] Fig. 229. Different Phaces in the changes of level.
0365 [Figure] Fig. 230. A filled bajir
0365 [Figure] Fig. 231. Layers of sediment along the bottom of a lake.
0366 [Figure] Fig. 232. Vertical section of a lake.
0368 [Figure] Fig. 233. Vertical section along the major axis of a series of lakes.
0369 [Figure] Fig. 234. Vertical section of dunes and lakes.
0369 [Figure] Fig. 235. Vertical section of a filled depression.
0370 [Figure] Fig. 236. Furrows in the underground.
0370 [Figure] Fig. 237. Vertical section of a series of dunes.
0372 [Figure] Pl. 43.~l Vertical section of the dune-accumulation between Karaunelik-köl and Toghraklik-köl.
0373 [Figure] Pl. 43.~r Vertical section of the dune-accumulation between Karaunelik-köl and Toghraklik-köl.
0377 [Figure] Pl. 44. Topographical sketch of the dune-accumulation between Karaunelik-köl and Toghraklik-köl.
0379 [Figure] Fig. 238. A dune-accumulation.
0379 [Figure] Fig. 239. Mutual relations of dune-accumulation and winds.
0379 [Figure] Fig. 240. The highest part of a dune-accumulation.
0380 [Figure] Fig. 241. The same.
0380 [Figure] Fig. 242. The same.
0381 [Figure] Fig. 243. The progress of individual particles of sand in a dune-accumulation.
0381 [Figure] Fig. 244. The same progress on the surface.
0382 [Figure] Fig. 245. Progress of individual dunes.
0382 [Figure] Fig. 246. Progress a double dune.
0383 [Figure] Fig. 247. The same.
0385 [Figure] Fig. 248. Vertical section of a dune-accumulation.
0386 [Figure] Fig. 249. Parts of a dune-accumulation, sheltered from the SW. wind.
0386 [Figure] Fig. 250. Parts of a dune-accumulation, sheltered from the ENE. wind.
0387 [Figure] Pl. 45. Isobathic map of Lake Ullugh-köl.
0390 [Figure] Fig. 251. DIFFERENT POSITIONS OF DRAG-NET AND CANOES IN FISHING.
0399 [Figure] Pl. 46. Isobathic map of Lake Begelik-köl.
0402 [Photo] Fig. 252. A CANOE ON THE BEGELIK-KÖL.
0409 [Figure] Pl. 46a. Vertical sections of Lakes.
0415 [Figure] Fig. 253. Vertical section of river-bed and lake.
0416 [Figure] Fig. 254. Vegetation between Tarim and Kontsche.
0417 [Figure] Fig. 255. Vertical section of dune-accumulation and river.
0417 [Figure] Fig. 256. Vertical section of Tarim-basin.
0418 [Figure] Fig. 257. Filling up of the same.
0419 [Figure] Pl. 47. Sketch map showing the probable topography of the desert lake region before formation of the present river-bed.
0421 [Figure] Pl. 48. Effect of the River's wanderings upon the sand accumulations.
0423 [Figure] Pl. 49. Sketch map showing the relief of the desert lake region.
0428 [Figure] THE TARIM AND THE DASCHI-KÖL.
0435 [Figure] Fig. 258. PANORAMIC VIEW OF A BAJIR.
0435 [Figure] Fig. 259. INDIVIDUAL DUNES ON A SMALL THRESHOLD.
0436 [Figure] Fig. 260. VERTICAL SECTION THROUGH A BAJIR, FROM NE. TO SW. THE DARK PARTS ARE THRESHOLDS; THE PARALLEL LINES MARK THE STEEP LEEWARD SIDE OF A DUNE-ACCUMULATION.
0437 [Figure] Fig. 261. THE BLACK SHOWS THE SOFTEST PARTS OF THE DUNE-ACCUMULATIONS AND BAJIRS.
0438 [Photo] Fig. 262. A REST ON THE TOP OF A THRESHOLD.
0439 [Figure] Fig. 263. VERTICAL SECTION OF A COMPLETED THRESHOLD.
0440 [Figure] Fig. 264. VERTICAL SECTION OF AN UNCOMPLETED THRESHOLD, THE DOTTED LINES SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF THE LEE SIDE OF A DUNE-ACCUMULATION TRAVELLING UP OVER THE WINDWARD SIDE OF THE NEXT ACCUMULATION TO THE WEST.
0441 [Figure] Fig. 265. PROBABLE DEVIATION OF NNE. AND SSW. WINDS OWING TO RELIEF OF DESERT.
0442 [Figure] Fig. 266. A clay-terrace.
0443 [Figure] Fig. 267. An individual dune.
0443 [Figure] Fig. 268. An individual dune.
0451 [Figure] Fig. 269. INDIVIDUAL DUNE-RANGES UPON THE HIGHEST PART OF A DUNE-ACCUMULATION.
0451 [Figure] Fig. 270. SPOON-SHAPED DUNE.
0452 [Figure] Fig. 271. VERTICAL SECTION OF SAME.
0452 [Figure] Fig. 272. Formation of tamarisk-mounds in a bajir.
0455 [Figure] Fig. 273. Ridges on the windward side of a dune.
0456 [Figure] Fig. 274. The period in the progress of dunes.
0457 [Figure] Fig. 275. THE BLACK IS A LAYER OF SNOW.
0458 [Photo] Fig. 276. ON THE TOP OF A HIGH THRESHOLD WITH A THIN COVERING OF SNOW.
0458 [Photo] Fig. 277. GOING DOWN THE LEE SIDE OF A HIGH, SNOW-COVERED THRESHOLD.
0459 [Figure] Fig. 278. VERTICAL SECTION OF A SANDED-UP BAJIR FROM EAST TO WEST.
0459 [Figure] Fig. 279. VERTICAL SECTION OF A PART OF THE DESERT WHERE THERE ARE NO BAJIR-DEPRESSIONS AT ALL.
0460 [Figure] Fig. 280. VERTICAL SECTION OF A SANDED-UP BAJIR FROM NORTH TO SOUTH.
0461 [Photo] Fig. 281. A PART OF THE DESERT WHERE THERE ARE NO BAJIRS.
0461 [Photo] Fig. 282. STEEP LEESIDE FALLING TO THE SOUTH. EFFECT OF THE RIPPLE-MARKS UPON THE MELTING OF THE SNOW.
0462 [Photo] Fig. 283. WALKING DOWN THE SAME SLOPE.
0462 [Figure] Fig. 284. VERTICAL SECTION OF DUNES AVOIDING A TAMARISK CONE.
0463 [Figure] Fig. 285. FOLLOWING THE CREST OF A SNOW-COVERED DUNE.
0464 [Figure] Fig. 286. FROZEN SNOW ON THE CREST OF A DUNE.
0464 [Figure] Fig. 287. SNOW-COVERED DUNES.
0465 [Figure] Fig. 288. DEAD TOGHRAK-TRUNK IN THE DESERT.
0466 [Photo] Fig. 289. VIEWS FROM OUR LAST DAY'S (8 JAN.) MARCH THROUGH THE DESERT.
0466 [Photo] Fig. 290. VIEWS FROM OUR LAST DAY'S (8 JAN.) MARCH THROUGH THE DESERT.
0467 [Figure] Fig. 291. Vertical section of a bajir in the S. part of the desert.
0467 [Figure] Fig. 292. Tamarisk mounds.
0471 [Figure] Fig. 293. INDIVIDUAL DUNE.
0471 [Figure] Fig. 294. DUNE-TRIPLETS.
0471 [Figure] Fig. 295. DUNE-TRIPLETS.
0472 [Figure] Fig. 296. ACCUMULATING DUNES.
0472 [Figure] Fig. 297. Mutnal relations of winds and dunes.
0472 [Figure] Fig. 298. Accumulating dunes.
0473 [Photo] Pl. 50. SAND-ACCUMULATION ON THE RIGHT BANK OF THE TARIM. In the background the River and Toghrak Forest.
0478 [Figure] Fig. 299. DIRECTION OF THE DUNE-ACCUMULATION ON THE EASTERN SIDE OF BAJIR NO. 41.
0478 [Figure] Fig. 300. THE SAME IN BAJIR NO. 4.
0479 [Figure] Fig. 301. Bajirs No. 9 and No. 10.
0479 [Figure] Fig. 302. A dune-triplet.
0479 [Figure] Fig. 303. Formation of bajirs.
0480 [Figure] Fig. 304. Bajirs No. 1 and No. 2.
0480 [Figure] Fig. 305. Bajirs No. 3 and No. 4.
0480 [Figure] Fig. 306. Bajirs No. 4 and No. 5.
0480 [Figure] Fig. 307. Crest of a dune.
0481 [Photo] Pl. 51. VIEW LOOKING S. FROM THE TOP OF A DUNE-ACCUMULATION.
0483 [Figure] Fig. 308. Bajirs No. 13, 14 and No. 15.
0483 [Figure] Fig. 309. Bajirs No. 15 and No. 16.
0483 [Figure] Fig. 310. Bajir No. 20 and neighbours.
0483 [Figure] Fig. 311. Bajir No. 28.
0483 [Figure] Fig. 312. Bajirs No. 36 and No. 37.
0483 [Figure] Fig. 313. Bajirs No. 40, 41 and No. 42.
0484 [Figure] Fig. 314. A threshold.
0485 [Figure] Pl. 52. Four maps showing changes of river-beds, winds, bajirs, and dune-accumulations in the desert between Tschertschen-darja and the lower Tarim.
0487 [Figure] Fig. 315. Progress of accumulations and thresholds.
0490 [Figure] Fig. 316. CONVEX BAJIR IN THE TAKLA-MAKAN.
0491 [Figure] Fig. 317. SKETCH OF BAJIR NO. 1, 2 AND 3. THE FIRST VERTICAL SECTION GOES GROM NE. TO SW., THE SECOND FROM SE. O NW. ALONG THE TWO LINES CROSSING EACH OTHER.
0492 [Figure] Fig. 318 SKETCH OF BAJIR NO. 15, 16, 17, 18 AND PART OF 19. VERTICAL SECTION FROM 1) NNE. TO SSW. 2) FROM ESE. TO WNW.
0493 [Figure] Fig. 319. BAJIR NO. 20 AND ITS IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOURS. WHERE THE SKETCH IS DARKEST THE SAND LIES DEEPEST.
0494 [Figure] Fig. 320. ADVANCE OF A BAJIR-DEPRESSION TOWARDS THE WSW.
0496 [Figure] Fig. 321. CALY TERRACES.
0498 [Figure] Fig. 322. VERTICAL SECTION OF AN ORDINARY WELL.
0499 [Photo] Fig. 323. A CARAVAN OF MERCHANTS FROM KERIJA, TRAVELLING ON THE »ASTIN-JOL».
0500 [Figure] Fig. 324. VERTICAL SECTION OF THE KARA-MURAN.
0502 [Photo] Fig. 325. THREE VIEWS OF THE HUTS AT SCHUDANG.
0503 [Figure] Fig. 326. The plan of an old house.
0503 [Figure] Fig. 327. A tower.
0504 [Figure] Fig. 328. FRAGMENT OF A BEAM.
0504 [Figure] Fig. 329. VERTICAL SECTION OF ANDRE-TEREM AT KÜRTSCH-AGIL.
0505 [Figure] Fig. 330. LEFT BANK OF BOSTAN-TOGHRAK.
0506 [Figure] Fig. 331. KÜRTSCH-AGIL.
0507 [Figure] Fig. 332. VERTICAL SECTION FROM THE POINT WHERE THE NIJA-ROAD CROSSES THE BOSTAN-TOGHRAK.
0510 [Figure] Fig. 333. THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA AT KENG-LAJKA.
0511 [Photo] Fig. 334. PART OF THE OLD RIVER-BED AT ATSCHI-SCHIPANG.
0511 [Photo] Fig. 335. AN OLD BED PF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA SITUATED TO THE NORTH OF THE PRESENT RIVER. VIEW LOOKING NE.
0512 [Photo] Fig. 336. THE OLD RIVER-BED TO THE NORTH OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0512 [Figure] Fig. 337. PLAN OF A SQUARE HUT.
0512 [Figure] Fig. 338. FIELD OF THICK KAMISCH ON THE LEFT BANK OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0513 [Photo] Fig. 339. CROSSING THE SNOW-COVERED ICE-SHEET OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0514 [Photo] Fig. 340. A TOGHRAK MEASURING 6.80 M. AROUND ITS BASE.
0514 [Photo] Fig. 341. TOGHRAK-FOREST.
0515 [Figure] Fig. 342. A »GUMBES».
0515 [Figure] Fig. 343. ARCHED GATEWAY.
0515 [Figure] Fig. 344. VERTICAL SECTION OF AN OLD ARIK.
0515 [Figure] Fig. 345. A WOODEN COFFIN, FOUND ON THE RIGHT BANK OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0516 [Figure] Fig. 346. TAMARISK-MOUNDS HALF WASHED AWAY.
0517 [Figure] Fig. 347. KAMISCH AND TOGHRAK ON THE LEFT BANK OF THE LOWER TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0518 [Photo] Fig. 348. POINT WHERE THE NORTHERN SAND COMES INTO CONTACT WITH VEGETATION OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0519 [Figure] Fig. 349. ORDINARY TOPOGRAPHY OF THE LOWER TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA.
0519 [Figure] Fig. 350. VERTICAL SECTION OF THE SAME.
0520 [Photo] Fig. 351. GIVING THE HORSES A DRINK.
0520 [Figure] Fig. 352. HIGH SAND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE LOWER TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA, GOING SW.
0520 [Figure] Fig. 353. PANORAMIC SECTION OF THE OLD RIVER-BED.
0522 [Photo] Fig. 353. THE SATMA OF ARALTSCHI.
0522 [Photo] Fig. 354. ARALTSCHI.
0523 [Figure] Fig. 355. VERTICAL SECTION OF A NARROW PART OF THE TSCHERTSCHEN-DARJA NEAR KUM-KÜJÜLMA.
0523 [Figure] Fig. 356. VERTICAL SECTION OF A BROAD PORTION OF THE RIVER AT KUM-KÜJÜLMA.
0527 [Figure] Fig. 357. SHOWING ONE OF THE WAYS IN WHICH THE TAMARISK-MOUNDS ARE FORMED BY HELP OF A SAND-DUNE, WHICH IS LATER ON, BY SOME REASON OR OTHER, BLOWN AWAY OR SWEPT AWAY BY WATER.
0529 [Photo] Fig. 358. VIEW FROM THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE ETTEK-TARIM.
0531 [Figure] Fig. 359. THE WESTERNMOST PROMONTORY OF TAGH-KUM.
0532 [Figure] Fig. 360. THE TAGH-KUM.
0533 [Figure] Fig. 361. THE STEEP LEE SIDE OF TAGH-KUM. BELOW IT IS SEEN A PART OF THE ANCIENT RIVER TERRACE OF THE ETTEK-TARIMS LEFT SIDE.
0534 [Figure] Fig. 362. Vertical section of Tagh-kum.
0536 [Figure] Fig. 363. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DUNES SLOPING UPWARDS AND DOWNWARDS AS COMPARED WITH THE PREVAILING WIND.
0538 [Figure] Fig. 364. VERTICAL SECTION OF THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE ETTEK-TARIM.
0539 [Figure] Fig. 365. SKETCH FROM THE ETTEK-TARIM, SHOWING THE FOREST THICKEST ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE OLD REVER-BED.
0539 [Figure] Fig. 366. The Tagh-kum as compared with the prevailing wind.
0541 [Figure] Fig. 367. A TAMARISK IN WINTER.
0547 [Photo] Fig. 368. SCHEJTLER.
0548 [Photo] Fig. 369. A VIEW OF THE JÄTIM-TARIM BELOW SCHEJTLER.
0549 [Photo] Fig. 370. HUTS IN SCHEJTLER.
0549 [Photo] Fig. 371. JÄTIM-TARIM AT SCHEJTLER.
0549 [Photo] Fig. 372. A POPLAR (TOGHRAK) AT AT-JEGEN.
0550 [Photo] Fig. 373. POPLAR-TREES AT AT-JEGEN.
0552 [Figure] Fig. 374. TOGHRAK OUTPOSTS BETWEEN THE DENSE FOREST AND THE KAMISCH-FIELDS.
0554 [Photo] Fig. 375. A »TAM-UJ» OR CLAY HUT AND A »SATMA» OR KAMISCH HUT IN NEW TIKENLIK.
0555 [Photo] Fig. 376. OUR CAMP AT TURDUNING-SÖRESI; TO THE RIGHT IS KUNTSCHEKISCH- OR ARA-TARIM.
0557 [Figure] Fig. 377. THE KUNTSCHEKISCH-TARIM AT APIS-ANGESI; IN WINTER THE WATER FALLEN CONSIDERABLY AND THEREFORE THE SURFACE OF THE ICE IS CONCAVE.
0561 [Figure] Fig. 378. Old erosion terrace.
0561 [Photo] Fig. 379. HOUSE IN THE VILLAGE OF AT-TARMA.
0562 [Photo] Fig. 380. NATIVE WOMEN.
0564 [Photo] Fig. 381. CAMELS DRAGGING OUR CANOES OVERLAND FROM THE TARIM TO JANGI-JER.
0566 [Figure] Fig. 382. THE LAKE AT JANGI-JER.
0568 [Photo] Fig. 383. DRAGGING THE CANOES ACROSS A NARROW TONGUE OF LAND.
0569 [Photo] Fig. 384. IN THE REEDS.
0570 [Figure] Fig. 385. CAMP XXVIII. VIEW TOWARDS THE SE. ACROSS A LITTLE FORMED BY THE TOKUS-TARIM OR SCHIRGE-TSCHAPGHAN BRANCH.
0570 [Figure] Fig. 386. VEGETATION ON THE SOUTHERN BANK; - DUNES ON THE NORTHERN BANK.
0571 [Figure] Fig. 387. The Tokus-tarim (Schirge-tschapghan branch); April 16.
0573 [Figure] Fig. 388. Vertical section of shore-lines.
0573 [Figure] Fig. 389. Vertical section of river-bed.
0574 [Figure] Fig. 390. Vertical section of river-bed.
0574 [Figure] Fig. 391. THE POINT WHERE WE LEFT THE BROAD RIVER-BED AND ENTERED THE SMALL SIDE-CHANNEL.
0575 [Photo] Fig. 392. THE FIRST CATARACT IN THECHANNEL.
0576 [Figure] Fig. 393. WATER-ARM NEAR JÄKÄN-ÖJ.
0577 [Figure] Fig. 394. DEEPLY EXCAVATED BED OF »KOK-ALA».
0578 [Photo] Fig. 395. THE KOK-ALA BETWEEN KULTUK-KÖLI AND SCHIRGE-TSCHAPGHAN.
0578 [Photo] Fig. 396. THE SAME CHANNEL.
0579 [Figure] Fig. 397. THE BROAD, OPEN PART OF THE LOWER KOK-ALA OF SCHIRGE-TSCHAPGHAN; VIEW TOWARDS THE NE. FROM THE RIGHT BANK.
0580 [Figure] Fig. 398. DEAD TOGHRAKS IN THE BED OF THE LOWER KOK-ALA.
0580 [Figure] Fig. 399. The lower channel at Schirge-tschapghan; April 18th.
0581 [Figure] Fig. 400. The upper channel at Schirge-tschapghan; April 18th.
0583 [Photo] Pl. 53.~t THE LEFT BANK OF THE UGEN-DARJA, NEAR ITS CONFLUENCE. In the Foreground a Single Canoe and a »Kosch-kemi», or Double Canoe.
0583 [Photo] Pl. 53.~b WOMAN AND CHILDREN OF JURT-TSCHAPGHAN.
0586 [Figure] Fig. 401. THE HUTS OF KARAUNELIK.
0587 [Figure] Fig. 402. THE LAJLIK-DARJA AT CAMP XXXII.
0588 [Figure] Fig. 403. Lajlik-darja at Camp XXXII; April 21st.
0592 [Figure] Fig. 404. POPLARS, STANDING IN THE RIVER-BED.
0592 [Photo] Fig. 405. THE VILLAGE OF KULATSCHA.
0593 [Photo] Fig. 406. THE RIVER ILEK SEEN FROM KULATSCHA.
0594 [Photo] Fig. 407. THE INHABITANTS OF KULATSCHA TOGETHER WITH MY CANOE-MEN.
0595 [Figure] Fig. 408. THE BRIDGE OF DAP-KARAN.
0596 [Figure] Fig. 409. THE JANGI-TARIM WINDING THROUGH THE DESERT MÄRDÄK-SCHAHR TO SADAK-KÖL.
0596 [Figure] Fig. 410. The branch feeding the Märdäk-lakes; April 23d.
0597 [Photo] Fig. 411. THE LOW RIGHT BANK OF THE ILEK, JUST OPPOSITE KUM-TSCHEKE.
0598 [Photo] Fig. 412. THE LEFT, HIGH BANK OF THE ILEK; VIEW TAKEN FROM THE SANDY SIDE IN THE VERY BEND OF KUM-TSCHEKE, LOOKING DOWN STREAM.
0599 [Photo] Fig. 413. VIEW OF THE ILEK, LOOKING UP-STREAM FROM KUM-TSCHEKE.
0599 [Photo] Fig. 414. TOGHRAK-TSCHEKE.
0600 [Photo] Fig. 415. THE ILEK A LITTLE ABOVE KUM-TSCHEKE.
0601 [Photo] Fig. 416. THE ILEK NEAR TOGHRAK-TSCHEKE.
0602 [Figure] Fig. 417. The Ilek at Kum-tscheke; April 24.
0602 [Figure] Fig. 418. The channel from Arka-köl; April 24.
0603 [Figure] Fig. 419. Ilek at Islamning-uji; April 24.
0603 [Figure] Fig. 420. The channel to Barat Kulning-köl; April 24.
0604 [Figure] Fig. 421. Ilek at Camp XXXV; April 25.
0606 [Photo] CHILDREN OF THE TARIM.
0608 [Figure] Fig. 422. A VERY IRREGULAR »FJORD» ON THE EASTERN SHORE OF ARKA-KÖL; THE DARK PARTS ARE WATER, THE WHITE LAND.
0609 [Photo] Pl. 54.~t CANOES AT TSCHIMEN.
0609 [Photo] Pl. 54.~b A BEK ABD HIS ATTENDANTS AT TSCHIMEN.
0611 [Photo] Fig. 423. THE LAKE OF TOSGHAK-TSCHANTSCHDI.
0615 [Photo] Fig. 424. A RELATIVELY OPEN PART OF THE »TSCHAPGHAN» OF SUJI-SARIK-KÖL.
0616 [Figure] Fig. 425. The Jätim-tarim at Tägirmän; April 27.
0619 [Figure] Pl. 55. The narrow strip of land between Tschivilik-köl and Kara-köl.
0621 [Figure] Fig. 426. SCATTERED KAMISCH IN THE OPEN PARTS OF KARA-KÖL.
0621 [Figure] Fig. 427. THE ILEK A LITTLE BELOW SCHARKURUN.
0622 [Figure] Fig. 428. The Ettek-sala at Scharkurun; April 28.
0623 [Figure] Fig. 429. The Jätim-tarim above the channels from Tschivilik-köl; April 28.
0626 [Figure] Fig. 430. The channel to Kara-köl; April 29.
0627 [Figure] Fig. 431. SCENERY OF THE LOWER BOS-ILEK.
0628 [Figure] Fig. 432. The Bos-ilek a little above Avullu-köl; April 30.
0628 [Figure] Fig. 433. Bos-ilek above yhe branches from Tschivilik-köl; April 20.
0632 [Figure] Fig. 434. Jätim-tarim a little below the point where it leaves the Kuntschekisch-tarim; May 1st.
0633 [Figure] Fig. 435. Kuntschekisch-tarim or Ara-tarim, above the point where Jätim-tarim leaves it; May 1st.
0633 [Figure] Fig. 436. Kuntschekisch- or Ara-tarim at Säkitma; May 2d.
0633 [Figure] Fig. 437. Laschin-darja at Säkitma; May 2d.
0635 [Figure] Fig. 438. Judaktane-kok-alasi; May 3d.
0636 [Figure] Fig. 439. Kuntschekisch- or Ara-tarim at Camp No. XLII; May 4th.
0637 [Photo] Pl. 56. THE CONFLUENCE OF THE UGEN-DARJA AND THE TARIM, AT KARAUL. VIEW LOOKING N.E.
0639 [Figure] Fig. 440. Turkomakte-kok-alasi; May 4th.
0640 [Figure] Fig. 441. BRIDGE OF KALMAK-OTTOGHO, NEAR NEW TIKENLIK.
0640 [Figure] Fig. 442. Kuntschekisch-tarim above the confluence of Kalmak-ottogho; May 5th.
0641 [Figure] Fig. 443. Kalmak-ottogho; May 5th.
0641 [Figure] Fig. 444. ROUGH SKETCH OF THE CONFLUENCE OF THE KONTSCHE-DARJA AND THE TARIM.
0644 [Photo] Fig. 445. THE TRACES OF AN OLD DAM IN KALMAK-OTTOGHO.
0645 [Figure] Fig. 446. VIEW FROM THE LOWER PART OF KALMAK-OTTOGHO.
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