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INDEX
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Gandharvas and Gandharvis, genii at Khadalik, i. 243 ; at Miran, i. 477 ; in paintings from Caves of Thousand Buddhas, ii. 207, 228
Gangasagar, Indian sacrificial water jug,
488, 491
Gangrene, fear of, from frost-bite, ii. 483, 487
Gardner, Prof. Percy, help from, i. xx Garhwal Rifles, 39th, stationed at Drosh in Chitral, i. 28
Garuda, half-man half-bird, in painting from Caves of Thousand Buddhas, ii. 204
Gate, ancient, near Endere, i. 304
Gautama, Prince, in Miran frescoes, i. 471, 473 ; in paintings from Caves of Thousand Buddhas, ii. 199-200 ; comparatively rare, ii. 201
Gauthiot, M. R., his analysis of Sogdian documents, i. xxii ; ii. 115
Gauze, paintings on, from Caves of
Thousand Buddhas, ii. 177, 195, 196 Gazetteer of Tun-huang district, ii. 33 Geese in Buddhist paintings, ii. 208 Gentians, ii. 303, 305
Geographical Society, Royal, help from, i.
VIII, XV
German archœological missions, i. 120;
345, 351, 353-354, 357, 359, 363,
365, 375
Ghajab Beg, Wakhi Karaul Beg, i. 62, 69
Giles, Mr. L., help of, i. xx
Gislen de Busbeck, Charles V.'s envoy at Constantinople, ii. 283
Glaciers, in Mastuj, i. 50, 53-60 ; in upper valleys of Yurung-kash, i. 183-187, 188-
191, 200-203_ ; ii. 454-455, 458, 462,
475-481 ; in an-shan Ranges, ii. 314,
320, 323, 328 ; on Sasser Pass in Ladak,
ii. 486
Glass, ancient fragments of, i. 227, 234,
333, 382
Glaucoma, Naik Ram Singh struck blind,
ii. 433
Glazed green bricks and tiles, ii. 252, 257
Glazed pottery, i. 333, 334
Gneiss rocks, ii. 264, 271, 307, 426, 445 Goat-skins for water, and for raft, i. 10,
193, 268, 294. See also Mussucks
` Gobi,' Chinese designation of desert, i.
113, 116, 355, 498, 519 ; ii• 55, 90, 142, 339
Goblins in the Gobi, i. 519 Malakand, Major, at alakand, i. 13
Goëz, Benedict, old Jesuit traveller,
memories of, i. 89, 99 ; ii. 291-292 Goitre at Yarkand, i. 133
Gold coins, Russian, i. III, 145
Gold dust exchanged for silver, ii. 311 Gold flakes on ancient stucco, i. 229, 232 Gold foil on wooden lotus at Miran, i.
479
Gold washing, or mining, in upper valleys of Yurung-kash, i. 177, 2I0 ; ii. 437, 444-447 ; in Richthofen Range, ii. 290, 307, 309-311, 329
Gorgo's head, model for grotesque heads from Khotan, etc., ii. 368
Gothic suggestion in heads from Ming-oi, Kara-shahr, ii. 368
Graeco-Buddhist art. See Gandhara Gramophone of Chinese Amban in Sarikol, i. 96
Granary, ancient, near Old Wall, ii. 127-
I30
Granite boulders, i. 42 ; ii. 471
Grapes, i. 152, 165, 177
Gravel glacis, i. 102 et passing. See also
Dasht
` Great Wall,' ii. 270, 271, 276, 336, 337.
See also Old Wall
Great Yiieh-chih, or Indo-Scythians, i.
400, 512 ; ii. 304, 344
Gridhrakuta, or ' Vulture Grotto,' in paint-
ing from Caves of Thousand Buddhas, ii. 207
Grishmailo Brothers, Russian travellers, ii.
329
Grotesque animals, in wood and plaster, i.
406, 410, 411, 478 ; ii. 437 ..
Grottoes, or cave-temples, at Och-merwan
near Kashgar, i. 120 ; at Caves of Thousand Buddhas, ii. 23-27, 220-223 ; at T'a-shih, ii. 257 ; in Valley of Myriad Buddhas, ii. 258 ; near Hami, ii. 349 ;
near Turfan, ii. 359, 360, 363
Grünwedel, Prof., his expeditions to Turfan,
ii. 213, 345, 351, 353-354, 365
` Guardians of the Regions,' statues and
pictures of, in Caves of Thousand Buddhas, ii. 168, 223, 228 ; modern frescoes of, ii. 8 ; ancient statuette of, ii.
369
Gumbat, in Swat, old Hindu temple, i.
16-17
`Gung-luk,' or hereditary Muhammadan chiefship, i. 167
Gupta characters, in Sanskrit inscription in
Chitral, i. 42 ; in Brahmi documents at
Khadalik, i. 239 ; at Miran, i. 455 Gypsum, in desert, i. 369, 420
Habdals, gipsy tribe in Turkestan, their language and anthropological measurements, i. 502
Habibullah, H.M., King of Afghanistan, help from, i. xv, xv1 ; Firman from, for crossing Wakhan, i. 4, 6 ; letter of thanks to, i. 82
Habibullah, rebel ruler of Khotan, i. 164, 167, 201 ; ii. 469, 471, 474
Haji Langar, shelter in upper Kara-kash Valley, ii. 471, 480
Hajis, pilgrims to Mecca from Turkestan,
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