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Sven Hedin |
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Fig. 1. |
Professor Amadeus Grabau |
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PLATE 1 |
Chi-nien-tien, a part of The Temple of Heaven, Peking |
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PLATE 2
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Outside one of the smaller city gates of Peking |
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Fig. 2. |
Professor Liu Fu |
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PLATE 3 |
The north-western corner of the wall of the Chinese City, Peking |
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PLATE 4 |
The Jade Fountain in The Western Hills outside Peking |
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PLATE 5 |
From the Tai-miao, the ancestral temple of the Manchu emperors in Peking |
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PLATE 6 |
The marble stupa in the grounds of The Yellow Temple, Peking, built by Ch'ien Lung to commemorate the third Tashi Lama |
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PLATE 7~t |
Street-life in Pao-t'ou |
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PLATE 7~b |
Our camels passing through the gate of our Pao-t'ou headquarters |
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PLATE 8~t |
Larson |
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PLATE 8~b |
Manufacture of camel chests at our Pao-t'ou headquarters |
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PLATE 9~l |
Barun Sunit Wang (Teh Wang) in 1927. |
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PLATE 9~r |
The consort of Barun Sunit Wang |
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PLATE 10~t |
A Mongol sacrificing at the obo on top of the Bayan-bogdo |
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PLATE10~b |
The huge painting with Maydar's image hung up in front of the main temple at Batu-khalagh-sume. |
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PLATE 11~t |
Mongolian ponies cooling off in the Khujirtu-gol |
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PLATE11~b |
Hami and the young antelope Dicky |
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PLATE 12 |
Cart with fuel (dry cattle-dung) for the lamas at Batu-khalagh-sume |
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PLATE 13~t |
From the Maydar festival at Batu-khalagh-sume |
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[Photo]
PLATE 13~b |
The Mongol prince Darkhan Beile attending the Maydar festival at Batu-khalagh-sume |
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PLATE 14 |
Jolros Lama, the Living God at Batu-khalagh-sume |
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PLATE 15 |
Camels being saddled in Camp Khujirtu-gol |
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PLATE 16~t |
Haude sending up a pilot-balloon. From the left: Ts'ui, Li, Walz, Haude, Muhlenweg, the anthor |
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PLATE 16~b |
Our Chinese students. From the left: Ts'ui, Liu, Ma, Li |
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[Figure]
Fig. 3. |
the head of our Mongol camel-men, looked like an Indian chief |
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[Figure]
Fig. 4. |
Young Mongol |
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Fig. 5. |
Mongol Lama |
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PLATE 17~t |
A beautiful Mongolian pony on the steppe |
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PLATE 17~t |
Mongolian ponies in shaggy winter-coat |
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PLATE 18 |
Camp XIII on the Hailutain-gol |
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PLATE 19 |
The suburgas at Bayan-shandai-sume (Shande-miao) |
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PLATE 20~t |
Our camp in front of the temple-town of Shande-miao |
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PLATE 20~b |
Two high lamas in their quarters, Shande-miao |
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PLATE 21~t |
Zimmermann on the slope of a sand-dune in the Lang-shan |
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PLATE 21~b |
The crossing of a canal near San-tao-chiao |
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PLATE 22 |
The Dobechyn Gegen, a Living God from Tibet |
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[Photo]
PLATE 23 |
The Hempel-Zimmermann caravan in the Lang-shan |
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PLATE 24 |
A camping place in the Lang-shan |
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[Figure]
Fig. 6. |
Camels among saxaules |
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PLATE 25~t |
Haslund on his swift camel |
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[Photo]
PLATE 25~b |
Wool buyers at a Chinese trading post |
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PLATE 26~t |
Our lonely desert camp at Ukh-tokhoi |
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PLATE 26~b |
Approaching the high sand-dunes |
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PLATE 27~t |
Arshan-obo with its health spring |
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PLATE 27~b |
On the slope of a sand-dune |
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PLATE 28 |
Winding our way between the high sand-dunes of Alakshan |
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[Figure]
Fig. 7. |
Tamarisks at the Edsen-gol |
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PLATE 29 |
Four of our Mongols scouting from the crest of a sand-dune |
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PLATE30~t |
Group at Tsondol on the occasion of the Double Tenth Festival |
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PLATE30~b |
Boat-building at Tsondol |
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[Figure]
Fig. 8. |
Young Edsen-gol Torgut, the son of Targhan Tserchi |
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[Figure]
Fig. 9. |
Mongol woman at Tsondol |
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[Figure]
Fig. 10. |
The river immediately below Tsondol |
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[Figure]
Fig. 11. |
Our first camp on the boat-journey |
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[Figure]
Fig. 12. |
Camp on the Dunda-gol |
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Fig. 13. |
Camp on the lower Dunda-gol |
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PLATE 31 |
The enchanted wood on the Dunda-gol |
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PLATE 32~t |
The ruler of the Edsen-gol Torguts and the author |
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PLATE 32~b |
Larson hauls the 'boat' ashore after our crossing of Sogho-nor |
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[Figure]
Fig. 14. |
Surroundings of the camp on October 19th |
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[Figure]
Fig. 16. |
Manega, the old Mongol lady at Tsondol |
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PLATE 33~t |
Professor Siu Ping-ch'ang |
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[Photo]
PLATE 33~b |
The author drawing a portrait of a Mongol woman |
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PLATE 34~l |
A Mongol greeting — exchange of snuff-bottles between Mate. Lama and Tserchi |
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[Photo]
PLATE 34~r |
A free-born Mongol from Mu-mingghan — pride and power in repose |
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[Figure]
Fig. 17. |
Torgut woman, 52 years old, the wife of Targhan Tserchi |
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[Figure]
Fig. 18. |
The meteorological station at Tsondol |
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[Figure]
Fig. 19. |
The southernmost tent in the camp at Tsondol |
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[Figure]
Fig. 20. |
Erecting my yurt |
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[Figure]
Fig. 21. |
Erecting my yurt |
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PLATE 35 |
Our camp in the valley-bottom at Tsaghan-burgasun |
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PLATE 36 |
The big merchant-caravan setting out from Tsaghan-burgasun over the moon-landscape of the Black Gobi |
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[Figure]
Fig. 22. |
The Tsaghan-burgasun oasis. |
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PLATE 37~t |
Sandstorm in the Black Gobi |
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PLATE 37~b |
The author carried on a stretcher |
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PLATE 38~t |
The Christmas camp at Sebestei |
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PLATE 38~b |
The author, Hummel and Norin in the Christmas camp at Sebestei |
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[Figure]
Fig. 23. |
Camp Sebestei |
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[Figure]
Fig. 24. |
My camel-borne sedan-chair |
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[Figure]
Fig. 25. |
Yaltsang, a lama from Alakshan who served as guide for Norin's column |
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PLATE 39~t |
Winter camp in the Gobi, December 28th |
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PLATE 39~b |
Reaching the foot-hills of the eastern Oarliq-tagh |
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PLATE 40~t |
Our caravan reaching the city-gate of Hami |
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PLATE 40~b |
A yard inside the walls of Hami |
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PLATE 41~t |
A minaret in Hami |
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PLATE 41~b |
Escort of the Sengtsen Gegen in our courtyard in Hami |
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PLATE 42~t |
Slicing a Hami melon |
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PLATE 42~b |
Our Mongols making purchases in Hami. From the left: Mentu, Mate Lama, the Chinese dealer, Batu and Bongkh |
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PLATE 43 |
Altunluq-mazar, the grave-yard of the kings of Oomul |
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PLATE 44~t |
The niazar at Tung-yen-chih in the T'ien-shan |
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[Photo]
PLATE 44~b |
A »cascade » of once molten stone at Toquz-davan in the T'ien-shan |
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[Photo]
PLATE 45~t |
The covered bazaar of Pichan |
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[Photo]
PLATE 45~b |
Mohammedan street-kitchen |
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[Photo]
PLATE 46 |
The Toyuq valley |
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[Photo]
PLATE 47~t |
Our arabas at the foot of the passes near Davan-ch'eng |
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[Photo]
PLATE 47~b |
Negotiation of the southern pass near Davan-ch'eng |
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[Photo]
PLATE 48~l |
The Turki baker sells his excellent white bread in the street |
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[Photo]
PLATE 48~r |
A singing dervish in the street |
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PLATE 49 |
Yang Tseng-hsin, the mighty Governor-General of all Sinkiang |
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PLATE 50~t |
A Peking cart in the dirty main street of Yang-hang, Urumchi |
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[Photo]
PLATE 50~b |
Araba in one of the flooded main streets of Urumchi |
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[Photo]
PLATE 51 |
Lively traffic in a market-place |
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PLATE 52~t |
The snowy alps of the Bogdo-ula |
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PLATE 52~b |
The street outside our headquarters in Urumchi |
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[Figure]
Fig. 26. |
Malo-krasnoyarsk on the Irtish |
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[Figure]
Fig. 27. |
On the Irtish, May 26th |
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[Figure]
Map1. |
Map of the region to the north-west of Urumchi, not included in the big map, showing the following routes taken in 1928: |
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Map1. |
1) from Urumchi to Chuguchaq, Zaisang-nor and down the Irtish to Omsk, see Part I, pp. 254-58, |
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[Figure]
Map1. |
2) from Semipalatinsk to Chuguchaq and Urumchi, see Part II, pp. 7-22, |
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Map1. |
3) from Urumchi via Chuguchaq to Sergiopol, see Part II, pp. 40-45 |