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632   INDEX.

Bonin, IV: 448, 479; memorial of, III: 8.

Bonvalot, III: 58, 494; IV: 448, 461, 469, 530, 538, 561; his altitudes, IV: 493 ; and apes in Tibet, IV: 497 ; his lake-altitudes, IV: 591; map, I1I: 6o63, 251-252, 256; IV: 493, 507; nomenclature,

3. 251-252; pass altitudes, IV: 550, 554, 558, 573-578, 584; his route, III: 213, 251-252,

260, 417, 444, 512, 554; IV: 489, 493-498, 542

-543, 545, 559, 569, 573, 574, 577; on vol-carmes, III: 548; IV:494-495.

Boundary Commission (1885), IV: 479.

Bower, III: 512; IV: 3, 41, 84, 99, 212, 220, 231,

448-, 510, 516, 530, 539, 540, 599; his altitudes,

4. 232; on Aru Cho, IV: 520-522; his Char-

gat Cho, IV: 98; on Tibetan climate, III: 477;

his Diary quoted, IV: 74, 77-78, 97; his journey, IV 514-515, 578; lake-altitudes, IV: 589,

592, 593; map, IV: 29, 39, 41, 43, 98, 468; pass-altitudes, IV: 576, 578, 585, 586, 588; route, IV:

485, 542-543, 545, 576, 577, 578, 587, 589; among Selling-tso lakes, IV: 50, 74, 77-78, 500 -502.

borax, IV: 5 r 4, 518.

bridges, in Indus side-glens, IV: 368, 373, 385:

over Indus, IV: 356, 358, 364, 367, 384, 385; over Schejok river, IV: 355; at Tanksi, IV: 351, over Tsanger-schar, IV: 268; in W. Turkestan,

IV: 444.

briers, wild, III: 395 ; IV: 400.

Brodrick, Mr., IV: 523, 534. Briickner periods, IV: 218, 527.

bughra, male wild camel, III: 373. buka schirik, yak grass, III: 470. burials, of author's men, III: r 54-156; IV: 43. Buriats, III: 257 ff.; IV: 531. See also Cossacks.

Byström, Major, IV: 541.

Cairngorms, III: 434.

calcium carbonate, IV: 201.

camels, tame, III: 3, 4, 23-25, 41, 46, 53, 72, 73,

III, 146, 151, I 70- 175, 181, 199, 278, 293, 302,

304, 305, 309, 311, 214, 333, 348 ff. 428; IV: 4o,

41, 245, 275 ff., 281, 300 ff., 306, 3z8, 383 ff„ 587 ff.; crossing a river, IV: 587, 588; descending slope, III: 46; drop young, IV: 15o; eating maize,

III: 39o; eating snow, III: 373; of Kirgis, IV: 426, 428; laden, III: 474; marching, III: 3-5; owned by Mongols, III: 340, 342 ; en route for Ladak, IV: I2I, 122; searching for grass, III: 476; sinking in quagmire, III: 147; in snow,

3. 332 ; survivors of the journey, IV: 361; in Tsajdam, III: 301-302, 34o fi.; wild, III: 22,

300, 303, 312, 320, 373, 379, 381; range of, III: 3oo-30I.

Camp, S. of Arka-tagh, III: 43o; in Upper Astintagh, III: 24; author's, IV: 136; at Bos-tschat,

4. 431; at Bulak-baschi, III; 53; at Mandarlik,

3. 38-39, 244-245; Mongol, III: 337, 358, 363, 368, 383 ; at Tatlik-bulak, III: I o; 'Tibetan,

4. 186 (see also Encampments); at Temirlik, III: 202 ; in Tschimen valley, III: 29. Camp tt (1896), views from, III: 536; Camp ni,

III: 537; Camp iv, III: 537-538; Camp y, III:

538-540; Camp vi, III: 540-541 ; Camp viii, III: 542-543; Camp ix, III: 544; Camp xi, III: 546-547; Camp xii, III: 548; Camp xiv, III: 549-550; Camp xv, III: 549-55o; Camp xviii,

III: 552--553; Camp xxiv, III: 558; Camp xxv,

III: 559; Camp xxvit, III: 56o; Camp xxix, III: 561; Camp xxx, III: 562; Camp xxxi, III: 563 -566; Camp xxxtti, III: 567; Camp xxxrv, III: 567; Camp xxxvi, III: 570; Camp xxxviri, III: 57 I .

Camp xxv, (1900), III: 89; Camp xxxv, III: 121; Camp xxxvi, III: 123; Camp xxxvit, III: 126, 127; Camp L, III: 145 ; Camp LXIX, III: 181, 182, I S6; Camp Lxxitr, views from, III: 194-197: Camp LXxXIII, views from, III: 221-222 ; Camp Lxxxv, views from, III: 224--225 ; Camp LXXXVI,

III: 227; Camp XCI, III: 239; Camp XLVI, III: 141; Camp ctrl, III: 283, 284; Camp cvt, III: 292-294; Camp cxi, III: 314-315.

Camp It (1901), III: 394; Camp xvi, III: 423, 424, 426; Camp xxrt, III: 433; Camp xxiir, III: 434436; Camp xxiv, III: 438-439; Camp xxvir,

III: 446; Camp xxxi, III:458-459; Camp xxxv,

3. 465-466; Camp xxxvti, III: 469--472; Camp xt., III: 481 ; Camp Lxxvi, IV: 3o; Camp Lxxxiv, IV: 84; Camp xc, IV: 107-108; Camp xcir, IV: III-I 12; Camp XctII, IV: I14-I 18: Camp cv, IV: 145, 146; Camp ctx, IV: 163, 164; Camp cxtt, IV: 183; Camp cxvii, IV: 201; Camp cxix, IV: 215 ; Camp cxxi, IV: 222 ; Camp cxxrr, IV: 225; Camp cxxvir, IV:237 ; Camp cxxviii, IV: 238-239; Camp cxxxx, IV: 240, 242; Camp cxxxi, IV: 244-245 ; Camp cxxxtt,

4. 248-249; Camp cxxxiiI, IV: 254; Camp cxxxiv, IV: 258; Camp cxxxv, IV: 259-260; Camp cxxxvit, IV: 265; Camp cxxxix, IV: 274; Camp cXLI, IV: 285-287; Camp cxi iv,

IV: 304-305, 308-309; Camp CXLVIII, IV: 331

-333, 335.

Candler, his book quoted, IV: 525, 53o.

caravans, Tibetan, III: 516, 518. See also Sheep

and Yaks.

carbonate of soda, IV: 518.

Carey, III: 51, 52, 58, 6o, 61 n, 62, 66; IV: 448,478,

516, 538; his map, III: 60-63, 256, 259, 357;

IV: 510; pass altitudes, IV: 55o; uses Polu route,

IV: 477: his route in N. Tibet, III: 71, 213, 252,

260, 341, 343, 444, 568-570; IV: 457, 498, 509 -510, 542, 559; in Sartäng, III: 341, 343. carrots, IV: 440.

cattle, III: 342.

cavalry, Tibetan, III: 517-521; IV: 44-46. caves, earth. See Grottoes.

Central Asia and Tibet, by Sven Hedin, quoted,

IV: 534.

Chandra Das, IV: 525-527, 533.

Chapman, IV: 478.

charmik, plant, IV: 451.

Chinese, inscription, III: 322; and Mongols of Särtang, III: 345 ; destroy Polu road, IV: 476477; travellers, III: 382, 383; and Tscharklik, III: 389; dealings with Tungans, III: 323--324.

clay, in central highlands, IV: 143, 179, 185, 193, 229, 232, 234, 235, 237, 241 ff., 25o, 262; in N.