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On Ancient Central-Asian Tracks : 1冊 |
中央アジア踏査記 : 1冊 |
Illustrations
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- Frontispiece Ancient Buddhist painting on silk, recovered from the ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang. It shows the Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara, as seen in a dream, guiding a pious soul to his heaven (colour) Frontispiece
- 1 Muz-tagh-ata peak seen from southern end of Little Kara-köl Lake Facing.4
- 2 Eroded ranges of outer K̒un-lun, seen from above Yagan-dawan Facing.4
- 3 Head of Kashkul Glacier with its névé-beds, looking towards north-east Facing.6
- 4 View to south from forest-clad ridge above Khazan-gol Valley Facing.10
- 5 Entrance to Bazar of Borache, Khotan Oasis Facing.10
- 6 Panoramic view taken in southern portion of Niya Site, showing remains of ruined dwelling after excavation Facing.12
- 7 My caravan marching over high dunes in Taklamakan Desert, south of Tarim River Facing.22
- 8 My camels crossing salt-encrusted bed of dried-up Lop Sea Facing.22
- 9 Kharoshthi document on rectangular double-tablet, from hidden archive Facing.28
- 10 Baltit, chief place of Hunza, with Mir's Castle and glacier-clad peaks above Ultar Valley in distance Facing.38
- 11 My companions of the second expedition and myself in the desert north of Chira Facing.39
- 12 View from Malakand Fort, looking north into the Swat Valley Facing.40
- 13 View of Lowarai Pass from approach on south Facing.41
- 14 Panoramic view of the Darkot and Chatiboi Glaciers taken from the foot of the Rukang Spur, looking south and south-west Facing.44
- 15 Oxus source glaciers seen from mouth of Wakhjir Valley Facing.46
- 16 Afghan escort with baggage preparing to cross affluent of Oxus Facing.46
- 17 Chinese fort of Tash-kurghan, seen from near left bank of river Facing.47
- 18 Ruined wall and bastion of Kiz-kurghan, seen from south-west Facing.47
- 19 P̒an Ta-jên, Tao-t̒ai of Aksu, my old patron and friend Facing.48
- 20 Chiang Ssŭ-yeh, my Chinese secretary on the second expedition Facing.48
- 21 Exiled malefactors from Khotan and Taghlik herdsmen, Karanghu-tagh Facing.49
- 22 Pakhpo hillmen anthropometrically examined at Kök-yar Facing.49
- 23 Panoramic view of end portion of Otrughul Glacier, at head of Nissa Valley, taken from detritus slope facing the western flank of the glacier Facing.51
- 24 Panoramic view taken from snowy col on watershed of main K̒un-lun range, north of the uppermost Kara-kash Valley Facing.52
- 25 Head of Nissa Valley seen from Tam-öghil grazing ground Facing.56
- 26 Fragments of terra-cotta figurines and decorated pottery from Yotkan Facing.57
- 27 Frescoed walls of passage enclosing Buddhist shrine, Dandan-oilik Facing.60
- 28 Cella of Buddhist shrine, Dandan-oilik, with pedestal for stucco image Facing.60
- 29 Mural painting of legendary scene and stucco image of ‘Guardian of the North’ in Buddhist shrine, Dandan-oilik Facing.61
- 30 Painted panel representing legendary king of sacred rats, excavated at Dandan-oilik Facing.62
- 31 Painted panel representing legend of Chinese ‘Silk Princess’, excavated at Dandan-oilik Facing.62
- 32 Painted panel representing Persian Bodhisattva (Rustam) Facing.64
- 33A Leaf of Buddhist canonical text in Khotanese language Facing.68
- 33B Fragment of document in cursive Brahmi script, Dandan-oilik Facing.68
- 34 Chinese records dated A.D. 781-2, Dandan-oilik Facing.68
- 35 Portion of ancient residence, Niya Site, before excavation Facing.74
- 36 Ancient refuse heap within ruined dwelling, Niya Site, in course of excavation Facing.74
- 37 Ruined house, Niya Site, first find-place of inscribed tablets, after excavation Facing.76
- 38 Kharoshthi documents on double-wedge tablets from ruined house, Niya Site Facing.77
- 39 Kharoshthi document on rectangular double-tablet, from hidden archive, Niya Site Facing.80
- 40 Portion of coloured woollen rug from ruined dwelling, Niya Site Facing.84
- 41 Ancient wooden chair from ruined residence, Niya Site Facing.84
- 42 Kharoshthi documents on leather, from rubbish-heap within ruined dwelling, Niya Site Facing.88
- 43 Carved wooden double-brackets from ruined dwellings, Niya Site Facing.88
- 44 Clay impressions of intaglio seals on Kharoshthi documents found at Niya Site Facing.89
- 45 Ruin of sand-buried dwelling, Niya Site, before excavation Facing.100
- 46 Room in ruined dwelling, Niya Site, in course of excavation Facing.100
- 47 Ancient Chinese documents on wooden tablets, from ruins of Niya and Lou-lan Sites, and of Han Limes Facing.101
- 48 Central hall and office room in ruined residence, Niya Site, after excavation Facing.102
- 49 Remains of ancient vineyard with posts carrying trellis, Niya Site Facing.106
- 50 Interior of ruined Buddhist temple cella, Endere, after excavation Facing.106
- 51 Base of ancient Buddhist shrine, Miran Site, from north-east, after excavation Facing.112
- 52 South-east corner of interior of ruined Tibetan fort, Miran, in course of excavation Facing.113
- 53 Hall in ruined house of Western Site, Lou-lan, with turned wooden pillars, after excavation Facing.113
- 54 Frescoes of winged figures from dado of passage in ruined Buddhist shrine, excavated at Miran Site (colour) B.F.119
- 55 Portion of fresco composition showing scene from Buddhist legend. From frieze of ruined Buddhist shrine, excavated at Miran Site (colour) B.F.121
- 56 Portion of frescoed dado, with lower part of frieze, on south wall of rotunda in Buddhist shrine, Miran Site Facing.124
- 57 Portion of fresco frieze and dado on south wall of rotunda in Buddhist shrine, Miran Site Facing.126
- 58 View to the south-east from ruined Stupa, Lou-lan Site, across wind-eroded ground Facing.134
- 59 Ruin of ancient dwelling and of Stupa, Lou-lan Site, seen from south Facing.136
- 60 Remains of ancient woven fabrics from Lou-lan Site Facing.142
- 61 Fragments of decorative wood-carving, partly with classical motifs, from ruined house, Lou-lan Site Facing.142
- 62 Pieces of architectural wood-carving, decorated in Gandhara style, from ruined Buddhist shrine, Lou-lan Site Facing.143
- 63 Panoramic view of interior of ruined fort L.K., Lop Desert, taken from north corner Facing.150
- 64A Drawing showing polychrome figured silk, from Lou-lan Cemetery Facing.152
- 64B Drawing showing woollen tapestry of mixed Hellenistic and Chinese design, from Lou-lan Cemetery Facing.152
- 65 Piece of ancient woollen tapestry, representing head of Hermes with Caduceus. From grave pit, Lou-lan Site (colour) B.F.155
- 66 Head of dead man, found in grave on top of Mesa, Lop Desert Facing.156
- 67 Body of dead man found in grave on top of Mesa, Lop Desert Facing.156
- 68 Heaped-up blocks of salt on surface of dried-up Lop sea bed Facing.160
- 69 Spring of Lowaza with ice-sheet at foot of old lake shore, on route along southern edge of salt-encrusted Lop-nor bed Facing.160
- 70 Ruin of ancient watch-tower, T. III, near western end of Tun-huang Limes Facing.168
- 71 Line of Limes wall near watch-tower, T. XIII Facing.168
- 72 Ruin of ancient watch-tower, T. IV. C, on western flank of Tun-huang Limes, with view to north Facing.180
- 73 Ruin of ancient Chinese fort, marking the position of the ‘Jade Gate’, seen from north-east Facing.180
- 74 Ruined watch-tower, T. XII. A, with remains of adjoining quarters and stairs, Tun-huang Limes Facing.186
- 75 Ancient implements and articles of equipment, excavated mainly from ruined watch-stations of early Chinese border line, Tun-huang Facing.187
- 76 Early Sogdian document on paper, from watch-station T. XII. A, Tun-huang Limes Facing.187
- 77 Southernmost Nan-shan range, seen from across basin of Su-lo-ho headwaters Facing.190
- 78 Ruins of ancient Chinese magazine, T. XVIII, Tun-huang Limes, seen from south Facing.190
- 79 Rows of small Buddhist cave-temples, seen from the shrine of a colossal Buddha, in southern group of ‘Thousand Buddhas’ Site, Tun-huang Facing.194
- 80 Ruined Buddhist grottoes, near Wang Tao-shih's cave-temple, ‘Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang Facing.195
- 81 Interior of temple cella, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, showing platform with stucco images and paintings on west wall and ceiling Facing.196
- 82 Tempera painting showing procession of over-life-size Bodhisattvas, on wall of temple porch, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’ Facing.197
- 83 Mural paintings representing Jataka scenes and divine assemblages in corner of large temple cella, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’ Facing.200
- 84 Ruined watch-tower, T. IX, on Chinese Limes, N.W. of Tun-huang Facing.201
- 85 Wang Tao-shih, Taoist priest at the ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’ Facing.201
- 86 Cella and porch of Wang Tao-shih's temple, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang Facing.204
- 87, 88 Ancient Buddhist banners of painted silk gauze, representing Bodhisattvas. From the walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) B.F.207
- 89 Ancient embroidery picture on silk, showing the Buddha between disciples and Bodhisattvas, with the donors in adoration below. From the walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) B.F.209
- 90 Specimens of ancient embroidery and tapestries, from the ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) B.F.213
- 91 Chinese manuscripts and blockprints from walled-up temple library of the ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’ Facing.214
- 92 Ancient manuscripts in Sanskrit, Central-Asian Brahmi, Sogdian, Manichaean-Turkish, Runic Turkish, Uigur, Tibetan, from walled-up temple library, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’ Facing.215
- 93, 94 Ancient Buddhist banners of silk gauze, showing legendary scenes from the life of the Buddha. Recovered from the walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’ (colour) B.F.221
- 95, 96 Ancient Buddhist banners of painted silk gauze, showing scenes from the life-story of the Buddha. Recovered from the walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) B.F.223
- 97 Ancient Buddhist banner of silk gauze, showing the Bodhisattva Manjusri. From the ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) Facing.226
- 98 Ancient Buddhist painting on silk, showing the Bodhisattva Kshitigarbha. From the ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) B.F.227
- 99 Ancient Buddhist banners of silk gauze, representing Virupaksha, regent of the south. From the walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) Facing.N.N.228
- 100 Ancient Buddhist painting on silk, showing Vaisravana, Regent of the North, moving with divine host across the ocean. Recovered from the walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) B.F.229
- 101 Ancient silk painting, representing Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva (Kuanyin), Thousand-armed, with attendant divinities. From walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang Facing.230
- 102 Paper painting of Avalokitesvara with willow branch, from Ch̔ien-fo-tung Chapel N.N.230
- 103 Silk painting of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, from Ch̔ien-fo-tung Chapel N.N.230
- 104 Buddhist painting on silk, dated A.D. 864, representing groups of Bodhisattvas, with portraits of the donors below. Recovered from the walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) B.F.231
- 105 Ancient silk painting, representing Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva (Kuanyin), Thousand-armed, with attendant divinities. From walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang Facing.232
- 106 Ancient Buddhist painting, representing Buddha Amitabha enthroned between Bodhisattvas Facing.233
- 107 Figure of donatrix in votive Buddhist painting (Fig. 106), showing the paradise of Avalokitesvara. From the ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang (colour) Facing.N.N.234
- 108 Ancient Buddhist painting on silk, representing Buddha Bhaishajyaguru's paradise. From walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang B.F.235
- 109 Ancient Buddhist painting on silk representing Buddha Bhaishajyaguru's paradise. From walled-up chapel, ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’, Tun-huang Facing.235
- 110 Portion of large silk painting, showing musicians in cortège of Bodhisattva. From ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’ Facing.236
- 111 Portion of large silk painting, showing procession of Bodhisattva Manjusri. From ‘Caves of the Thousand Buddhas’ Facing.236
- 112 Cave-temples of Wan-fu-hsia, the ‘Myriad Buddhas’, on right bank of Shih-pao-ch̔iêng stream Facing.240
- 113 Frescoes in ante-chapel of a cave-temple at Wan-fu-hsia, the ‘Myriad Buddhas’ Facing.242
- 114 Ruined Stupa built above N.W. corner of circumvallation, Khara-khoto Facing.250
- 114 Stucco images of Buddha and Bodhisattva in cave-shrine, Ma-ti-ssŭ Facing.250
- 116 Court of temple outside Barkul, with view towards Barkul-tagh Facing.254
- 117 Ruins of Buddhist shrines on western side of Toyuk Gorge Facing.254
- 118 Chinese temple outside Nan-kou-ch̔iêng Facing.262
- 119 Ruined Buddhist shrine at Sirkip, Turfan Facing.262
- 120 Portion of mural painting in cave-shrine at Bezeklik, Turfan, as set up after removal to New Delhi Facing.264
- 121 Painted clay figure of lady rider, from tomb of Astana Cemetery, Turfan (colour) B.F.269
- 122 Central main street in ruined town of Yar-khoto, Turfan, seen from north Facing.276
- 123 Ruin of watch-tower on ancient Chinese route from Ying-p̔an to Korla Facing.276
- 124 Piece of figured ‘Sasanian’ silk fabric, found as face-cover of dead body in tomb, Astana Cemetery, Turfan (colour) B.F.279
- 125 Fresco panel showing scene from the life of the Buddha. From ruined Buddhist temple excavated at ‘Ming-oi’ Site, Kara-shahr (colour) B.F.279
- 126 Ancient pastry from tomb of Astana Cemetery, Turfan Facing.280
- 127 Stucco heads, showing Graeco-Buddhist art influence, from ruined shrines, Ming-oi, Kara-shahr Facing.280
- 128 Sel-tagh or Muz-tagh range seen from Tars-agar Pass Facing.290
- 129 View of Bostan-arche Valley towards Chakraghil peaks on meridional range Facing.290
- 130 Kirghiz anthropometrically examined at Kara-chim Facing.298
- 131 Roshani village headmen at Saunab Facing.298
- 132 Gorge of Bartang River, above Saunab, blocked by earthquake Facing.300
- 133 Shedau Lake formed by barrage, thrown down by Sarez earthquake Facing.300
- 134 View to S.E. across eastern end of Lake Victoria, Great Pamir Facing.304
- 135 Barrage thrown across Bartang Valley by earthquake, with western end of newly formed Sarez Lake Facing.304
- 136 Ovis Poli shot near Lake Victoria, Great Pamir Facing.308
- 137 Kökan Beg, headman of Kirghiz about Great Kara-köl Facing.308
- 138 Hindukush peaks above Ishmarg, seen across Ab-i-panja Facing.310
- 139 Ravelin with tower at north end of citadel, Zamr-i-atish-parast Facing.310
- 140 View from Shitam Pass to west and north-west Facing.318
- 141 View from moraine below Sitargh Pass to south-west and west Facing.318
- 142 Rampart and towers on north-west face of Qala-i-qa̔qa Facing.320
- 143 Descent on skin raft through Bartang River gorges, Roshan Facing.320
- 144 Market village of Faizabad, Hissar Facing.322
- 145 Group of Roshani family, Kala-i-Wamar Facing.322
- 146 Old wood-carving at entrance of Ming-bashi's house, Kala-i-Wamar Facing.326
- 147 Glacier seen eastwards on descent from Girdan-i-Kaftar Pass Facing.326
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