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GENERAL INDEX

salt-incrustation near Bésh-tam, 70, 71; Tarim depressions, 181 ; depressions and Yârdangs in Kuruk-daryà delta, 283 ; in Lop sea-bed, 297 sq., 745 ; corrugated surface, origin of, 297.

e Salt Marsh ', see Fu-ch`ang, Yen-tsê : Li Tao-yüan's description of, 305 ; eastern foreshore of, 219.

salt, rock, (Kum-tagh) 84.

Saman, hamlet, 64.

Samarkand, stay at, 895.

Samp. = Sampula, Toghrak-Mazar site, objects said to have been brought from, 127 ; manuscripts from, 1022, 1023, 1027.

San-lung sha, ` Three Ridges Sands ', located, 307.

sandals, string, (Limes) 35r, 418 ; (Toyuk) 620 ; (Ying-p`an) 770, 772, 775, 784, 785 ; (Kucha) 810, 822 ; wooden, (Toyuk) 632.

sand-cones round scrub, 730. See also tamarisk-cones.

sand-drift : on abandoned sites, 79 ; effect of, 82 ; hills submerged by, 86 ;

protection afforded by rivers and vegetation, 88 ; effective instrument of erosion, 225.

sand-dunes, smother Limes line E. of

Hua-hai-tzü, 398 ; (Kuruk-daryâ) 747. sand-hills, W. of Tun-huang, result of

wind-erosion, 357.

sands, specimens of, App. 0, 1070 sqq.

sandstone : (Kurghân) 64 ; (Tien-shan) 71 ; (Maral-bashi) 76 ; (Kum-tagh) 83 ; (Kuruk-tagh) 72o sq.

sandstorm in desert, 87 ; see Burâns. Sang-bast, village, Muhammadan ruins at, 897.

Sangardak, village, 895.

Sanje, watch-tower, Y. vu, 775.

Sanskrit, ` mixed ' or ` low ', I016. Sanskrit manuscripts, (Koyumal) 165,

167 ; inventory of, 1018, 1026 sqq. Sar. = Sar-o-tàr site, objects from,

942.

Sarbishah, ruined site A near : pottery collected at, 938, 942.

Sarbuland Khan, Ming-bashi of Russian Wakhan, 862.

Sarez Pamir, lake formed in, by earthquake, 853, 855.

Sarikol district : aridity of, in ancient times, S5 ; ancient prosperity of, 57 ; application and etymology of name, 853 n. 3.

Sasanian coins : (tomb of Astana) 646, 647 ; (Sistan) 946, 994.

Sasanian designs on figured silks, (Astana) 645 sq., 648 sq., 659, 662, 682, 703, 705 sq. ; compared with Chinese, 644 ; combined with Chinese, 648 ; imitated by Chinese, 677 ; medallions, 676 sq., 696 sq., 708 ; ` stepped ' treatment of animal forms, 696.

Sasanian influence on Chinese art : in decorative paintings, (Toyuk) 657, 632 ; in textiles, (Astàna) 675 sqq.

Sasanian rock sculptures, compared with Ghagha-shahr relievos, 912.

saucers, iron (?), (Kao-ch`ang) 593, 602. Saunab, village of R6shan, dwellings,

&c., recall Mastüj and Yasin, 854. Sayads, tribe of fishers and hunters in

Sistan, 925 ; physical anthropology of,

996 sq.

scale armour, on stucco figures, (Toyuk) 632.

scissors, (Astàna) i. 8. 05, 65o, 685. Scorn, Mr. A., British Museum, help of, xvi.

seal-cases, wooden : (Lou-lan) 215, 222 ; (Limes) 391, 456, 423.

seal cavity, on wooden tablet, (Niya) 149, I50.

seals : brass, (Kao-chtang) 594, 607 ; bronze, (Khotan) 509, 554, 115, 116, "7, 122 ; (Domoko) 133, 135 ; (Kucha) 822, 827 ; (Sistan) 942 ; carnelian, (Khotan) 509, 114 ; (Domoko) 134 ; copper, (Kucha) 827 ; clay, (Yasin) 43 ; (Khotan) 95 ; glass, (Khotan) 121 ; (Toyuk) 632 ; (Kucha) 822, 825 sq. ; horn, (Limes) 425 ; lignite, (Merdik-shahr) 787 n. 2 ; (Kucha) 8z6, 828 ; (Sistan) 954, 972 ; marble, (Khotan) x09 ; paste, (Loulan) 217, 220 ; soapstone, (Khotan) x16 ; stone, (Khotan) 108, 115 ; (Domoko) 135 ; (Kucha) 822, 825-9 ; wooden, (Domoko) 135 ; (Kao-ch`ang)

597.

shrine-shaped, 109.

ink-seal, (Khotan) I2I.

intaglios on : animals, 217, 226, 822, 826-9 ; ear of corn, 12I ; human figures, 822, 829.

seals stamped on cotton fabric as receipts, (Astana) 664.

seeds, miscellaneous, (Khotan) II°. seeds and seed-table, on carved nimbus,

135.

S61-dara, river of, 852.

Sel-tagh or Muz-tagh, glacier-clad massif,

851.

SENART, M. Emile, deciphers Kharosthi

documents, xvii.

Sendiw, ` Kafir ' fort, 882.

sepulchral deposits, (Lou-lan) 245 sq.,

265 sq., 277 ; (Astana) 645 sq. ;

(Ying-p`an) 756.

serge, woollen, (Khotan) 127.

serpent, adoration of, on block-print,

451, 480.

` Seven Sleepers ', Muhammadan legend

of, 614.

sgraffiti of animals on rock, (Darshai)

871.

Sh. = Shuang-ch`êng-tzü, objects found

near, at T. xi.vix, 428.

Sha-thing-t2û, oasis, 527.

Sha-thou-chih, on the ` Western Salt

Lake ', 348.

Sha-hsi, ` the hill west of the sand ',

located near Camp cvi, 309, 337. Sha-t`o, Turkish tribe occupying Guchen

in ninth century, 545, 581.

Shaftulluk, oasis, 563, 583 n. 6.

Shah 'Alam, Mehtarjao, reception by, 15.

Shah Auliya, Muhammadan saint, shrine of, (Tash-kurghan) 58.

Shah-zada, Mian, assistance rendered by,

34.

Shaha-khel Baba, Muhammadan saint,

sanctuary of, at Poguch, 30 ; legend of, 31.

Shahid-ul--`Ajum, Raja of Yasin, 43. Shahidlar (Kucha), walled enclosures at,

811 ; report of ancient burial-places, 81 I.

Shahr. = Shahristan, pottery collected at, 929.

Shahr-i-sôkhta, ` the burnt town ', prehistoric settlement in S. Helmand delta,

946, 954 ; chalcolithic pottery, debris,
954 ; evidence of prolonged occupa-

tion, 954.

Shahristan, ruined site in Sistan, 926

sqq. ; pottery from, 927, 929 ; al-
leged identity with Ram Shahristan,

927.

Shakh-dara, the Mirs of, 881.

Shamsuddin, Naik, ` handy man ', ix, r, 74, 275 ; skilfully removes frescoes at

Bezeklik, 633.

Shan, or Mo-shan, in former Han Annals

identified with western Kuruk-tagh,

293,723 ; joins Shan-shan and Chü-mo,
724 ; produces iron, 724 ; grazing on,

724 ; references to kingdom of Shan,

724.

Shan-kuo, kingdom of Shan, references

to, in Han times, 724.

Shan-shan, Chinese name of Lop territory, 163 ; mentioned by Li Taoyüan, 293 ; western boundary of ` Salt Marsh ', 305 sq. ; notices of, in fifth century, 575. See also Charkhlik, Lou-lan, Mïrân.

Shan-yü, supreme chief of Huns, mentioned in Han Annals, 542.

Shang-mi, Hsüan-tsang's, located at Mastüj, 858, 859 n. 11.

shap, wind-driven balls of thorn, 275. Shardai pass, 32.

Shedau lake, formed by earthquake, 855.

sheep, mountain, (Karlik-tagh) 533 ; in rock carving, (Darkbt) 46.

sheep's head, terra-cotta, 106.

shells, specimens of, App. O, 1079 ; used as charms, 108.

Sheobat pass, 35.

Shêr `Ali Khan, Bajaor trader, help

afforded by, 176.

Shih ch`êng, ` the Stone Town ', see

Charkhlik, 564, 2.65.

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