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Citation Information
xxxvi LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOL. I
FIGURE FACING PAGE
143. Depression marking ancient river-bed about 7 miles north-east of Camp xciii . 208
144.. Ancient river-bed between lines of tamarisk-cones about 7 miles south of L.A. station, Lop
Desert . 208
Ancient water-course with living tamarisks near L.D. Site, Lop Desert 208
Effects of wind-erosion near ruined Stûpa, L.A. xi, Lou-lan station 209
Clearing of refuse deposit between ruined quarters L.A. v and L.A. vi, Lou-lan station • 209
Ruined structure L.A. II and ground to south, showing dead tamarisk growth in depression 209
Ruined Stûpa to north-west of Lou-lan station . 216
Remains of western wall of circumvallation, L.A. station 216
Main portion of ' Ya-mên ' ruin, L.A. station 216
Wind-eroded terrace bearing portion of foundation of east wall, L.A. station 217
Eroded terraces bearing remains of foundation of north wall, L.A. station . 217
Eroded terrace bearing remnant of east wall near south-east corner, L.A. station 217
Line of eroded terraces marking south wall of L.A. station 217
Ruined Stûpa, L.A. x, Lou-lan station 217
North end of eroded terrace bearing foundation of east wall, L.A. station 217
Western portion of Mesa L.C., seen from south-east . 226
Grave pits on top of Mesa L.C. after clearing 226
View across interior of ancient castrum L.E., from north 226
Rampart at south-east corner of ancient castrum L.E., Lop Desert . 226
West rampart of ancient castrum L.E., Lop Desert, seen from inside north gate 226
Portion of east rampart of ancient castrum L.E., seen from within 226
North-eastern portion of Mesa L.F., seen from west . 262
Room iii near gate of post on Mesa L.F. 262
Gateway of post on top of Mesa L.F. 262
Remains of eroded dwelling to south-east of cemetery L.H., Lop Desert 262
Wooden enclosure of grave L.F. 4, outside post L.F., Lop Desert 262
Coffins exposed at cemetery L.H., Lop Desert . 262
View across top of Mesa L.F., Lop Desert, showing gateway of post and cemetery site beyond 263
First grave opened on Mesa L.F., Lop Desert, with Loplik diggers . 263
Head of dead man found in grave L.F. 4, on Mesa L.F., Lop Desert 263
Dead man found in grave L.F. 1, on Mesa L.F., Lop Desert 263
March between salt-encrusted Yardangs to south-east of Camp cii, near shore of dried-up Lop
sea-bed 298
Salt-encrusted hillocks beyond find-place of Han coins, &c., between Camp ci and cii 298
Reed-beds of Altmish-bulak seen from above westernmost spring 298
Amidst belts of Mesas, south of Camp xcix, Lop Desert . 302
Mesa L.J., bearing remains of ruined watch-tower, Lop Desert . 302
Camels crossing crumpled-up salt surface of dried-up Lop sea-bed ▪ 302
Heaped-up blocks of salt on surface of dried-up Lop sea-bed . 302
Strip of boggy ground on salt-encrusted Lop sea-bed, crossed towards Kum-kuduk . • 318
Camp cvii at foot of clay terraces overlooking easternmost bay of dried-up Lop sea-bed 318
Camp cvi with first vegetation reached on north shore of dried-up Lop sea-bed 318
Mesas in ancient lacustrine basin beyond Su-lo-ho termination, looking south-west from Camp cxii 330
Mesas in ancient lacustrine basin beyond Su-lo-ho termination, looking west from Camp cxii 33o
Mesas in ancient lacustrine basin beyond Su-lo-ho termination, looking west-north-west from
Camp cxii 330
Mesa ridge overlooking end of ancient lacustrine basin, east of Besh-toghrak . 33o
i88. View westwards across central part of dry lacustrine basin beyond Su-lo-ho termination 33o
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