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350   OVERLAND TO INDIA

marches, i. 355, 365 ; half-way across, i. 359 ; second halt, i. 36o ; method of alluvial deposition in, i. 362, 376, 415 ; ii. 224, 230 ; northern boundary, i. 363 ; sunset in, i. 363 ; " the home of evil

spirits," i. 365 ; optical illusions, i. 366;
" the devil's ditch," i. 368 ; across at

last, i. 370 ; dispute in the village of

Mesre, i. 370 ; stay at Sadfe, i. 371 ;
our second crossing begun, i. 384 ; pre-

sence of faience in, explained, i. 385 ;

oppressive silence of, i. 386 ; probable
origin of furrows in, i. 388 ; cairns of

salt blocks, i. 390, 392 ; strata of, i. 390; 393 ; ii. 231 ; exhausting journey through mud, i. 392 ; arrival at southern side, 1• 394 ; possible third route across, i.

397 ; mud-stream flowing into, i. 405 ; treacherous mud - flat, ii. 2 ; probable

future changes in, ii. 5 ; effect of, on the

weather, ii. to ; Dr. Buhse's travels through, ii. 143 ; principal constituents

of, ii. 144 and n. ; General Sir C. M.

M`Gregor and Lieut.-Colonel C. E. Stewart's accounts of, ii. 149, 150 ;

legends as to origin and history of, ii.

150, 218 ; Lieut. Galindo's crossing of, ii. 155 ; unexplored regions of, ii. 158 ;

compared with the Lut desert, ii, 161 ;

Lieut. Vaughan's journeys across, ii. 161167 ; excursions to isolated kevir basins north of, ii. 172 ; Huntington's visit to,

ii. 174 ; distribution of kevir basins in

Eastern Persia, ii. 175; Major St. John
on formation of kevir, ii. 179 ; variety

of derivations of the term " kevir," ii.

182 ; marine shells found in, ii. 217 ;
tradition as to Jonah and the whale, ii.

218 ; height of margins of, ii. 218; slope

of marginal region of, ii. 219 ; slight variation in levels of, ii. 219, 220 ; movement of ii. 224 ; area of, ii. 229 ;

erroneous details in maps of, ii. 23o ; sand-belt of, ii. 241-244

Kevir-i-Hanar, ii. 119

Khabis, roads between Neh and, ii. 158, I 59

Khadrak, i. 42

Khamse, province of, i. 148 ; tribes of, i. 148

Khanera-khanlari, i. 37

Khanikoff, in command of expedition through the Lut desert, quoted, ii. 145 Kharava, i. 38

Kheirabad, village, ii. 29 ; swamp, ii. 179 Khorem-dere, i. Is!

Khosrabad, ii. 63 ; reservoir of, ii. 64 Khuneh, ii. 247

Khur, road between Jandak and, i. 318 ; direct route from Hauz-i-Haji Ramazan to, i. 344 ; rejoin my caravan at, i. 405 ;

streets and houses of, i. 406 ; date palms

of, i. 407 ; routes from, i. 407 ; sketches

of the inhabitants, i. 408 ; family of

Gulam Hussein at, i. 410

Kiepert, H., quoted, ii. 233

Kilich-gedik, i. 69

Kirtaka, station-house and salt spring of,

ii. 320

Kishlak, i. 154

Kizil-uzen, river, i. 140, 142

Kohak, fort of, ii. 299

Kohne-gel, i. 173

Kole-hauz, i. 207

Kole-hauz-i-Sumask, i. 213

Kona-Omar and Kona-Osman, stages in

the Kevir, i. 355

Kop-dagh, pass, i. 49 ; view from, i. 5o

Kop-khaneh, i. 49

Köpri-bashi, " bridge-head," i. 38

Kopri-köi, i. 63

Kuh-benan, early travellers' descriptions of,

ii. 70

Kuh-i-Abbasabad, i. 291

ahuan, i. 377

Aruzun, i. 387

bakhtab, ii. 116

bala, ii. 132

Basio, i. 296

Bijer, i. 296

bubak, ii. 136

busurgi, i. 260, 263, 268, 272, 279

cha-goki, ii. 103

cha-i-shirin, in the Kevir, i. 353

cheft, range, i. 288, 29o, 291, 293

chekab, ii. 107

cheleketau, ii. 132

chupunun, i. 293

churro, peculiar shape of, i. 271

Darin, ii. 15

deh-no, camp near, ii. 133

derbend, ii. 124

doldor, i. 289

esten, ii. 140, 247

germ, range, ii. 247

germab, ii. 121

Ghasemi, ii. 97, loo ; confused appear-

ance of landscape from, ii. ioi

gugird, i. 200, 209, 215

gumbei, snow on the, i. 404

Halvan, ii. 17

heftemun, i. 296

hesar-dere, " hill of the thousand

valleys," i. 306, 308, 310

irech, range, i. 410 ; ii. 3

Ispendiar, ii. 12I

Jandak, i. 311, 313

jemal, ii. 8o, 84, 94, 107

kabudan, i. 296

Khoja, ii. 259, 27o, 291

khonche-datkin, ii. 3

khur-i-gez, i. 387, 389, 395