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Citation Information
INDEX 411
Sherif, a servant, 131.
Shindi, ruins, 274.
Shi-Ning, Chinese city, 267.
Shivul, Chanto village, 182.
Shodhagas, ancient officials, 209.
Shore-lines, of Caspian Sea, 337; of Lop-Nor, 249, 252. See Strands.
Shrines, Buddhist, 203; at DandanUilik, 170; at Dua, 149; at Imam Jafir, 199; at Imamla, 164; in Karatash valley, 159; at Turfan, 304; relation of, to ruins, 160; tour of, 168.
Shurgaz, station in Dasht-i-Lut, 319.
Shook valley, 69, 73-78, 81, 82. Siberia, 90, 305.
Silver Hill, or Gumush Tepeh, 340. Simla, real capital of India, 30. Sinai, changes of climate in, 368. Sind River, 32.
Singing among Khirghiz, 131, among Ladakhis, 61.
Sistan, see Seyistan.
Slag among ruins, 204.
Sleeping, habits of, 96.
Sleeves of Khirghiz, 119.
Slope from plateau to basin floor, chap. vi, 133-152.
Small-pox among Lopliks, 247. Smith, E., cited, 318, 327.
Snow on ancient mountains, 293, 342; on housetops, 49; on Karakorum plateau, 84; in Kashmir, 26, 32; on Kwen Lun mountains, 86; in Ladakh, 50, 54; in Lop desert, 258; at Son Kul in summer, 352; in Turfan, 302.
Snow-line in Tian Shan, 110.
Social order, relation of, to environment, 361.
Sokolof, cited, 340.
Sokona, or Aboskun, 340.
Sokovu, consul, 306.
Solar theory of climatic changes, 366.
Soldiers, Chinese, 153, 241. Solomon, legend of, at Seyistan, 321. Son, birth of, 125.
Son Kul Lake, Khirghiz, at, 112; prehistoric remains at, 300; canals of, 351-353.
Sonamarg, Kashmiri village, 33.
Sorgak, Chanto town, 195-198. Spain, intermediate civilization of, 380.
Spinach in Kashmir, 29. Spinning-wheel of Chanto, 137. Spirits in Lop desert, 239, 259. Sports of Khirghiz, 123.
Springs, ancient, near LuIan, 273; ancient, in Kuruk Tagh, 277; dry, in Ladakh, 53; new, in Chira region, 175, 182; saline, in Lop desert, 249, 256; dry, in Persia, 321, 322.
Srinagar, capital of Kashmir, 27, 31, 35; description of, 28; flood at, 25; life in, 28.
Srivara, cited, 40.
St. John, O. B., cited, 316, 318. Stake in bed of Lop-Nor, 289. Starvation, of horses in Karakorum,
81-83; in Persia, 234.
Stein, M. A., cited, 24, 27, 36-41, 46, 169-171, 173, 186, 193, 194, 199, 203, 204, 209, 214, 228, 293, 387.
Stiff necks, cause of, 167.
Stone circles at Davanchin, 300. Stone hammers, 214.
Stones in fields of Ladakh, 53; among ruins, 213. See Mealingstones.
Strabo, cited, 319, 332, 336. Strands, of Caspian Sea, 337, 348;
of Lop-Nor, 249, 253, 288, 322. Stratified deposits in zone of vege-
tation, 179.
Streets in oases, 140, 145.
Struggle for existence, easy in Lop basin, 233; harder in Turfan, 298.
Stupas, or Buddhist shrines, at En-
dereh, 214; at Miran, 244; at
Niya, 203; at Turfan, 309. Subhana, Kashmiri servant, 30. Su-chow, Chinese city, 272. Sudarkoth, Kashmir' village, 40. Sugar, fed to horses, 21; in tea, 145. Sukti, Ladakhi village, 60.
Sultan Shah Rukh, cited, 345, 346. Summer in Lop basin, 97.
Sun, heat of, in mountains, 33, 51. Sun-dried brick, 243.
Sung-yun, cited, 213, 214.
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