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INDEX   345

Bridges, dangerous, at Poti, i. 13

Bruckner, Professor, work on Caspian Sea quoted, ii. 208

Bug, poisonous species of, at Mianeh, i. 139, 142

Buhse, Dr., travels through the Kevir by, ii. 143

Bulbul, or nightingale, charming song of, ii. 46, 62

Bungalows, Afghan station, comfort of, ii. 320

Bunge, Professor A. von, description of the

Lut desert by, ii. 146

1   Bunjar, ii. 296

Burch-i-ser-i-bend, ii. 297

Burgar, camp near, ii. 324

Burial-grounds, change of, i. 28 ; cypress-trees an indication of i. 28, 33 ; in Persia, intentionally placed near high road, ii. 64

Burkha, or black cape, i. 27

Burroughs & Wellcome, medicine - chest presented by, i. 298

Cairns, as way-marks, ii. 4 ; as votive offerings, ii. 22, 27

Camel, my favourite riding, i. 192 ; ii. 99, 139 ; sorrowful parting from, ii. 253

Camels, intelligence of, i. 42, 294, 332 night travelling preferable for, i. 42, 193, 212 ; Persian method of leading, i. 49, 192 ; purchase of, i. 167 ; distance traversed calculated from stride of, i. 179, 325 ; hire of, at Kerim Khan, i. 193, 198 ; traits of, i. 212 ; breeding and training of, i. 264 ; dying posture of abandoned, i. 337 ; period of existence without water, i. 343.; gait of, i. 35o ; reputed existence of wild, in the Kevir, i• 374, 398 ; ii. 19, 164 caravan traffic between Yezd and Meshed, ii. 23 ; prices of, ii. 23, 24

Camp, method of pitching, i. 214

Canoes, voyage across the I-Iamun in, ii. 268-27 I

Caravan, my, from Teheran, equipment of,

i. 163-167 ; order of march in, i. 188 ; parting with, at Bendan, ii. 253

Caravan life, scenes from, i. 345 ; ii• 25 Caravan traffic, period of, through the Lut desert, ii. 160

Caravanserais, erected by Shah Abbas, i. 116, 121, 134, 135, 143 ; erection of, as religious offering, ii. 22

Caspian Sea, the, fluctuating level of, ii. 218

Caucasia, secret of Russia's power over, i. 104

Cavalry, irregular Kurdish, i. 59

Chabok, caravanserai of, ii. 138 Cha-busurgi, " the great well," i. 254

Chahrdeh, caravanserai at, ii. 29

Cha-i-sihebal, ii. 139

Chakab range, ii. 107

Cha-kuru, ii. 132

Cha-meji, tents pitched at, ii. 13 ; wells of,

ii. 14

Cha-Muhamed Riza, ii. 315

Chara, group of villages, i. 146

Charcoal, manufacture of, in the desert, i.

288, 300, 331, 399

Chardan, statement of, regarding the

Sende-rud, ii. 288

Cha-taghi, comprehensive meaning of term,

ii. 171

Chemgert, camp at, ii. 7

Cherchen desert, the, compared with the

Kevir, ii. 5

Chernisuboff, Colonel, Teheran, assistance

from, in selection of escort, i. 161 ;

presents from, and Russian officers in

Teheran, i. 162

Cheshme-bazar, i. 109

Cheshme-i-Ghasemi, spring, ii. 100

Cheshme-i-sehesid, camp at, ii. 126

Cheshme-Kerim, impassability of road

through the Kevir from, i. 319

Chil-i-do-farsakh, beginning of the Kevir

at, i. 35o

Chil-i-palun-i-kher, i. 390

Chilli-khan, i. 69

Chingil, post on Russo-Turkish frontier,

i. 85

Chöll-ogli-khanlari, i. 5o

Chorok, river, i. 43, 48

Chor-su, river, i. 70

Chiipkeran, i. 7o

Chupunun, arrival at, i. 297 ; a rapid cure,

i. 298 ; inspection of camels at, i. 298 ; absence of good looks among villagers,

i. 299 ; daily life in, i. 300 ; cotton-growing in, i. 300 ; method of building in, i. 301 ; irrigation system, i. 302 ; routes and distances from, i. 302 ; wind-effects at, i. 303 ; environs of, i. 303

Churclal-ogli-khanlari, i. 39

Cisterns, on margin of the Kevir, i. 327, 335 ; natural, i. 399

Cithern, Persian, i. 118

Clay formations, caused by wind, ii. 302 Clerk, Captain Claude, ii. 174

Climate, deterioration of, in Persia, diversity of opinion as to, ii. 186, 187, 189, 204, 206, 208 ; Professor Bruckner on climatic variation, ii. 210

Cloud-masses, picturesque, ii. 13

Coast, character of, near Trebizond, i. 23 Colomb, M., French Consul at Trebizond, i. 24, 27, 28

Columbarium at Veramin, i. 173

Compass, native terms for cardinal points of, i. 185