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GENERAL INDEX

1153

head-dress, 443, 468 ; leopards, 450, 476 ; snakes, 443, 467 ; torsos, 450,

475, 477 sq.

figures : (Koyumal) 164 ; (Khara-

khoto), 443, 45o, 468, 475, 476 ; (Karakhöja) 597 ; (Astàna) 649, 654, 696.

gilt frs. : drapery, 442, 467 ; pearl strings, 442, 467 ; straps and rosettes, 442, 467 ; mail, 443, 450, 468, 474, 479

sqq. ; statues, 453 ; tiara, 443, 468 ; reliefs, 622 sq.

stucco ornaments, architectural, Io8 ; jewels, 443, 467, 477 ; pearl cable, 467 ; rosettes, 467, 468, 495 ; scroll, 476. See also design.

stucco : technique of stucco reliefs, 638 ; material, 133, 136 ; core of rushes, 133 ; of wire, 136 ; use of white slip, 137 ; impression of canvas retained, 638.

technique of stucco and wood

figures, 475, 597.

Stüpas, remains of : Yasin, 43 ; Jangal-

gumbaz, 57 ; Duldul - ökür, 69 ; Charkhlik, 1454 ; Bash-Koyumal, 166 ; Miran, 173_2' Su-lo-ho, 374 ; Limes,

380, 382 ; Khara-khoto, 437, 445, 453 ; Kosh-gumbaz, 591 ; Toyuk, 616, 617 ;

Yâr-khoto, 714 ; Ying-p`an, 950 ; Aktam, 792.

packed with sepulchral votive•offerings, (Khara-khoto) 448 ; similar practice observed at So-yang-ch`êng,

445, 448.

plan of, at Kosh-gumbaz, 591.

dome of, represented by inverted bowl, (Darkôt) 46.

colossal reliefs of, on rocks, (Ma-tissû) 513 ; in rock engraving, (Darkôt) 45 ; on votive relief plaques, 361, 626 ; on clay seal, 43 ; miniature votive Stüpas, (M. Tagh) 92 ; (Kudk-köl) 129 ; (Khara-khoto) 445 sq., 466.

su•bcishi, head of the waters ', as place of pilgrimage and worship, 69,167, 751, 792, 8o6, 818.

Su-lo, or Su-lo Chin, Tang name for Kàshgar, 839, 841.

Su-lo-ho river, 286, 333 sqq., 365 ;

volume of water, 333, 374, 383 ;
crossed by Limes, 372 ; former bifur-

cation and old terminal basin, 286, 287 ; delta of, 333 sqq. ; present terminal lake S. of Bésh-toghrak, 333 ; two old river branches connect with old lacustrine basin E. of Besh-toghrak, 334 ; bifurcation compared with that of Oxus and Etsin-gol, 334, 387 sq. ; connexion between drainage of Su-lo-lo and Tarim, 336.

subsoil drainage, indicated by tamarisks and reeds, 562 ; salt bog formed by,

363.

Suburgan, Mongol term for sepulchral

Stüpa, 448.

Suget-bulak, ruined station at, = Y.

VIII, 781.

sui, ` signal post ', Chinese term for, 393. Sui-shê, Tang site near Tokmak, 839.

Sulaiman Khâgân, coins of, 988 sqq. Sulaiman Shah, ruler of Yàsin, canal of,

44.

Sume-tash, ruined shrine, 858 ; inscrip-

tion recording Chinese victory over

Khojas, 857 ; Afghan defeat at, 857. Sumjin, ruined fort, 876.

Sung Annals, on Uighur dominion, 581. Sung period, wood engraving of, 451.

See also Chinese coins, paintings, pottery.

Sung Yün, Chinese pilgrim, on Sarikol, 56 ; on Wakhan, 865.

Surhdik, pottery brought as from, 941. Surkh-ab valley, 891.

Sürük Niaz, headman of Narin-kür,

wealth of, 537.

Svastika, on bronze seal, (Kuala) 825 ;

on mousetrap, (Niya) 150 ; on woollen tapestry, (Lou-lan) 255. See also design.

Svastikâsana, position of legs with soles

uP, 496, 497.

svayambhù-tfrtha, places of worship of

natural objects, 610, 834, 923.

Swat, or Udyana, Fa-hsien'sWu-chang, 20.

SYKES, Sir Percy, Acting Consul-General at Kâshgar, assistance rendered by, 842.

T. = Han Limes, objects found along,

414 sqq.

T.A. = Toghrak-akin site, objects found

at, 823.

T.M. = Toghrak-mazar, 1028.

Ta fêng-miao, shrine on Etsin-gol, marks

gateway of Limes, 412.

Ta fo-ssû, temple of the ` Big Buddhas '

at Kan-chou, 511.

Ta-kan, old city of ', in Tang itinerary,

839.

Ta-li-lo, identified with Darél, 2r. ta-lu-ti, ` men knowing the high road ',

Chinese guides, 523.

Ta-man, city, in Tang itinerary, location

of, 841.

Ta-mo hsi-t`ie-ti, Hsüan-tsang's, identi-

fied with Wakhan, 859 n. II. Ta-Mullah, hospitality received from, at

Korla, 787.

Ta-shan-kou, well, 508.

Ta-shih river, continuation of, traced in

old river-bed, 365.

Ta-ssû-miao, see Nan-kou-ch`êng. Tabbas, valley, physical features of, 900.

Tabbas-i-Mazena, ruined town, goo. tablets, wooden, inscribed : label-like,

(Niya) ISO, 155 ; (Lou-lan) 194, 201 ; lath-shaped, (Khotan) 1055 ; oblong,

(Khotan) 1056i (Jigdalik) 833 n. 4 ;

rectangular, (Limes) 377, 409, 41$ ; (Khotan) 1045, 1055 sq. ; slip-like,

(Lou-lan) 201 ; Takhti-shàped, (Niya) 150 ; (Kilda) 813 ; tapering, (Kho-

tan) 127 ; made of cleft stick, (Niya) 149 ; with seal socket and five string grooves, 400, 426 ; with Brahmi script, 1055, 1056 ; with Kharosthi script, 149 sqq., 222 sq.; with Kuchean script, 813 ; with Tibetan script, io55.

Kharosthi tablets : double-tablets, rectangular, (Niya) 149, 153 ; cover-tablets, rectangular, (Niya) 149, 154, 155 ; (Lou-lan) 216 ; wedge-shaped, (Niya) 149, 150, 154, 155; (Lou-lan) 218, 223 ; under-tablets, rectangular, (Niya) 149 ; wedge-shaped, (Niya) 150, 154, 155. See also Chinese documents, Kharosthi documents.

TACRIBANA, Mr., Japanese traveller, at Charkhlik, 164 ; at Miran, 171 ; in Tinian, 566 ; inscriptions of Astana tombs collected by, 668.

Tagh-dumbàsh, or Tâsh-kurghan, river and valley ; resumed cultivation, 53 ; canals, 54.

Taghliks, hill people, of Karlik-tagh, retain Turki speech and customs, 534.

Tai Ta-lo-yeh, Amban of Keriya,140.

Tajik, ancient site, Kucha, 812 ; quadrangle and Buddhist shrines, 813 ; objects found at, 813, 823 ; manuscripts from, 813, 1028.

Tâjiks of Röshân, Iranian race, physical type of, 854, 996, 1002 sqq. ; spread of, 892, 894 ; ousting Kirghiz from Kara-tegin, 892.

Takht-i-pul, bridge of, 938.

Takhta-koram pass, 852.

Taklamakan, desert, 81 sqq.

talc, fr. of, (Lou-lan) 190.

tamarisk-cones : (near Bésh-tam) 70, 7 r ; (Khitai-shahri) 72 ; (Chong-tim) 79 ; (Acha-dong) 91 ; (Domoko) 128 sq. ; (Niya) 142 ; (Endere river) 156 ; (Lou-lan) 182, 282, 286 ; (Limes) 391, 393, 397 ; (Kuruk-tagh) 72r, 732, 742 ; (Kuruk-daryà) 749, 768 ; (Kuehl) 820 ; (Wakhan) 870.

mark changes of cultivation, 128 ; mark deserted sites, 143 ; mark old shore-line, 182 ; mark ancient riverbeds, x44, 208, 286, 288, 364 ; arranged in lines parallel to river-beds, 156 ; height indicating antiquity, 455 ; cones formed since building of Limes, 393 ; on wind-eroded sites indicate temporary return of moisture, 183,

2oenlarge 5d as platform for watch-

tower, 392, 771, 772.

tamarisk fascines used to form causeway, (Kuruk-daryâ) 767 ; in building barrage, 93r. See wall construction.

tamarisk pegs used to fix stucco reliefs, 912.

tamarisk scrub, (Kuruk-tagh) 725. tamarisks : (Kashgar river-bed) 72, 73 ; (Lal-tagh) 75 ; growth of, in dried-up

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