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Po-lung-tui, ` White Dragon Mounds ' of Former Han Annals, 308 ; on route to Lou-Ian, 309 ; name suggested by dragon-shaped salt-impregnated Yârdangs on edge of salt marsh, 310 ; Mêng K`ang's description of, 310. serious obstacles to ancient traffic, 310, 338 ; new ` route of the north ' opened to avoid them, 310.

wider application of the term in the Former Han Annals, 311 ; eastern boundary of kingdom of Lou-lan, 338.

See also Lung-tui.

Po-ma-ho, ` River of the White Horse',

identified with Muz-art-darya, 817. Po-mi-lo, valley, Hsüan-tsang's name for

Pamirs, 858.

Po-shan, ` the White Mountains ' in Han Annals, name of range S. of Barkul, 540.

Poguch, village, Ziarats at, 3o ; derivation of name, 31.

polo, disused ground for, at Ranöt, 26.

Pozo, Marco : his caravan route, 159 n. 13, 163, 321 ; his mention of Lop, 163 ; mention of Yüeh-ya-ch`üan, 356 ; on ` City of Etzina ', 452, 456 ; accuracy of his statement, 457 ; description of desert northward of Etzina, 458 ; on temple of Big Buddhas ', Kan-chou, 511 ; on ` lake of Pamier', 8S9 ; on Balas rubies, 897 ; on Ishkâshm, 872.

poplars : cultivated (Populus alba), see Terek.

wild, see Toghrak.

population : increase of, (Islamabad and Tawakkél) 94 ; (Ponak) 128 ; due to Chinese rule, (N. of Tarim) 789 sq.

porcelain, finds of, (Limes) 35o, 415, 417 sq., 421 sqq. ; (Khara-khoto), 462 sqq. ; of Ming period, 44i, 463, 464 ; bluish white glaze, 421, 425 ; greyish green glaze, 421 ; pale green glaze, 421 ; decorated with floral designs, 421, 422, 425 ; with birds, 456, 501.

Pôthi leaves : (Kuduk-köl) 128, 129 ; (Koyumal) 165, 167 ; (Khara-khoto) 443, 446 ; (Khotan) 1026 sq., 1049 sq., 1054 sq.

po-tieh, Chinese mention of cotton in Turfàn, 579.

potter's kiln, remains of, (Limes) 391. potter's mould, (Khotan) 95.

Pottery :

fragments and debris : (Kara-cash) 7o ; (Khitai-shahr), 72 ; (Lal-tagh) 8z ; (Toghrak-mazar) loo ; (Kuduk-köl) 129 ; (Niya) 142, 149, 153, 154 ; (Vàshshahri) X63 ; (Mirân) 178 ; (Lou-lan) 190 sqq., 198 sq., 225, 230, 270 sq.,

274, 278 sq., 317, 320, 739, 748 ; (Limes) 373, 376, 390, 391, 400, 410, 423, 426 ; (Adana-kora) 462 ; (Yutogh) 61x ; (Toyuk) 615, 63o sq. ; (Astàna) 645 sqq. ; (Ying-p`an) 753,

GENERAL INDEX

759 ; (Kuchâ sites) 8zo, 823, 824 ; (Namadgut) 875 ; (Khurumak) 901 ; (Zahidân) 938 ; (Ghala-tappa) 939 ; (Burj-i-Afghan) 939 sq. ; (Nâd-`Ali) 940 ; (Pusht-i-gau) 941 ; (Saliàn) 941 ; (Surhdik) 941 ; (Helmand delta) 959 sqq. ; (Akhur-i-Rustam) 945 ; (Pai-

kash-i-Rustàm) 946 ; (Machi) 947. hand-made, (Darèl) 29.

wheel-made, zox, 416, 615, 62o &c.
unglazed, 415, 418 ; (Sistan) 958;

plain red, (Shahristan) 930, 944 ; with
buff slip, (Lal-tagh) 86 ; red slip, zox,

(Ying-p`an) 759. Pottery, glazed :

(Limes) 35o, 417, 420, 425, 427 ; (Murtuk) 638 ; (Mujnâbâd) 90o ;

(Sistan) 911, 936, 938 sqq., 945 sq. blue and green, 441, 463 ; brown,

422 ; brownish black, 421, 423 ; dark brown, 462 ; buff, 463 ; celadon, 441,

462, 463, 465, 502 ; dark greenish-brown, 462 ; green, 8r, zoo, 107, 112,

196, 199, 200, 216, 223, 759, 810, 822 ; grey, 423 ; grey-green, 462 ; ivory,

462; turquoise, 638; white to greenish-blue, 901 ; green glazed frit, (Lou-lan) 217, 220 ; green glaze with black line, (Koyumal) 168.

grey-brown with mottled glaze, Han period, (Limes) 376, 42o.

turquoise glaze with painted pat-

terns, (Sistan) 953, 958, 97o, 10X5. white glaze with arabesque pat-

terns, (Sistan) 958.   r

floral pattern in olive-green glaze and buff ground, (Khara-khoto) 441,

465.

floral designs on unglazed back-

ground, ` sgraffito', 456, 503.

floral designs under glaze, 462.

incised design under glaze, 465 ; relief patterns, 463 ; vertical ribs, 465 ; laminated decoration, 456, 462.

Painted in tempera, for sepulchral purposes, (Astana) 645, 647, 648, 663,

667, 680-2, 705, 708, 709. Polished frs., (Toyuk) 621.

Ribbed pottery : (Limes) 4x9, 421, 427 ; (Khara-khoto) 462 ; (Sisal))

910, 927 sqq., 935 sqq., 945 sq., 951, 958, 10x5 ; technique of, 910.

Incised and impressed ornament, classification of, (Sistan) 957; impressed by stamp, 957 ; leaf-shaped impressions, (Shahristan) 929 ; incised by single point or multiple comb, 957, 1015 ; incised, 221, 428, 462,

620, 929 sq., 939, 1013 ; dog-tooth ornament, (Limes) 3X7.

basket markings on, (Lou-lan) 2x6 222, 428.

` mat ' marking, (Limes) 366, 382,

416, 419, 427.

`sgraffito' ornament, 456, 503, 759.

` stake ' marks on, 428.

` string ' marks on, 4X9, 42o, 428.

Relief ornament, (Sistan) 957, 97X, X015 ; spiral relief inside, 426.

Architectural pottery : antefixes, (Khara-khoto), dragon in relief, 5o4 ; gorgon head in relief (Pei-t`ing) 557, 559 ; framework or lattice, (Lou-lan) 217, 2X9; roof tiles, (Chiao-wanch`êng) 388 ; wall tiles and tile mosaics, (Khargird) 899, 959, xox6.

Pottery shapes, &c. : bar, 39X, 423 ; dish, 699 ; jars, 400, 425, 699, 705,

710 ; jugs, 1x3, 501, 756, 76o ; leg of animal, 648 ; oinochoë, 638 ; tazzas,

651, 688 ; vessels, 218, 223, 707 ; whorls, 463, 501, 502 ; ring foot, 90o.

Periods : chalcolithic, (Sistan) 944, 947 ; neolithic, (Lou-Ian) 2X2 sqq. ; Chinese and Perso-Chinese, 901, 959, 1015 ; Han period, 373, 376, 390 sqq., 400, 420, 423, 426, 1014 ; Ming period, 1014 sq. ; Sung period, 436, 502.

` Notes on Ceramic Specimens from Chinese Turkestan, Kansu, and Sistân ', App. D, 1013 sqq.

Prehistoric Pottery of Sistan and Neighbourhood, 95o sqq., x0x5 ; affinities with chalcolithic pottery of other sites, 955, 1015.

` General Note on Specimens of Pottery, Prehistoric and Later, from Sites of Sisal.), &c.', by Mr. F. H. Andrews, 957 sqq.

Pottery, repaired by string passing through holes, 351, 418.

pottery stamps, (M. Tagh) 92, 95. predella, with donors kneeling, in fresco,

139.

PRÉOBRAZHENSKY, Prof. J., meeting with,

855 ; his report on Sârèz barrage,

855.

PRIDEAUX, Lieut.-Col. F. B., H.B.M.'s

Consul for Sistan, help of, 905. Protector-General, appointed to protect ` Northern Road ', 571, 77o ; his seat,

790 sq., 795, 8o6.

Protector-General, well of, on ` route of

the centre ', located, 308, 343 n. 2. Ptolemy, on ancient silk trade route from Baktra to Sêres, 848 sqq.

P`u-ch`ang,lake, theShui thing's name for Yu marshes, 293; mentioned by LiTaoyiian, 292, 293 ; also called Yen-tsê, ` Salt Marsh ', 293 ; represented by

dried-up Lop sea-bed, 293, 305, 311, 762 ; Yu marshes, formed by ancient

terminal beds of Kuruk-daryà, adjoined, 293.

Pu-lei in Han Annals, name of Barkul, 540, 542 ; name transferred farther

west, 542.

Pu-t`ao-ch`êng, ` the Grape Town ' men-

tioned in Chinese manuscript, location of, 165.