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426. Group of Rōshānī family, Kala-i-Wāmar 883
427. View from Shitam pass, connecting the panoramic views in Figs. 429 and 430 884
428. Ice-streams joining main Sitargh glacier from south, seen from about 13,000 feet 884
429. Panoramic view from Shitam pass, about 16,100 feet above sea, between Shughnān and Rōshān,
to south (left) and south-west (right) 884
430. Panoramic view from Shitam pass to west (left) and north-west (right) 884
431. Panoramic view from moraine below Sitargh pass (about 14,600 feet) to south-east (left) and south
(right) 890
432. Panoramic view from moraine below Sitargh pass to south-west (left) and west (right) 890
433. View down Oxus gorge below Amurn, Yāzgulām 892
434. View down Oxus valley towards Kala-i-Wāmar, from above mouth of Bartang River 892
435. ' Awrinz ' above Wanj River near Baraun 892
436. Halt at Dasht-i-bun village, Wakhiā-bālā 892
437. Village mosque at Yerkhāb, Kara-tegīn 892
438. Market village of Faizābād, Hissār 892
439. Kirghiz anthropometrically examined at Bāsh-gumbaz, Alichur Pāmīr 893
440. Wakhīs anthropometrically examined at Warang, Wakhān 893
441. Ishkāshmīs anthropometrically examined at Nut 893
442. Shughnīs anthropometrically examined at Khāruk 893
443. Rōshānīs anthropometrically examined at Paghū 894
444. Rōshānīs anthropometrically examined at Kala-i-Wāmar 894
445. Yāzgulāmīs anthropometrically examined at Rōkhar 894
446. Darwāzīs, from Wanj valley, anthropometrically examined at Rōkhar 894
447. Glacier seen eastwards on descent from Girdan-i-kaftar pass 895
448. Cliff of Dīw-dara below Shitkharw, Wakhān 895
449. Old wood-carving at entrance of Ming-bāshi's house, Kala-i-Wāmar 895
450. Gorge above Sangardak, Hissār 895
451. View across town of Tabbas-i-Mazena from south 900
452. Sayād reed huts near Kōh-i-Khwāja 900
453. North-west corner in court of ruined Madrasah, Khargird 900
454. Group of Sayād fishermen anthropometrically examined near Naizār 900
455. Ruins of Ghāgha-shahr and Kok-i-Khwāja, seen from east 908
456. Ruined site of Ghāgha-shahr, Kōh-i-Khwāja, looking eastwards from route to hill-top 908
457. Ruins of Ghāgha-shahr, seen from Kok-i-Zāl 910
458. Ruined terrace and structures on north-west side of quadrangle, Ghāgha-shahr 910
459. South-eastern corner of circumvallation, Ghāgha-shahr 910
460. Supporting wall and gate of outer court, Ghāgha-shahr 910
461. Ruined structures on west side of terrace above quadrangle, Ghāgha-shahr 911
462. Remains of upper story apartments on north-east side of quadrangle, Ghāgha-shahr 911
463. Buttressed terrace on north-west side of quadrangle, Ghāgha-shahr 911
464. Ruined structures above quadrangle, Ghāgha-shahr, seen from south 911
465. Inner gate leading to quadrangle, Ghāgha-shahr 914
466. Remains of plaster relievos on outer walls of structure v, Ghāgha-shahr 914
467. Western corner of passage i, Ghāgha-shahr, after removal of later walls 914
468. Remains of mural paintings on earlier wall of passage i, Ghāgha-shahr 914
469. Mīr Muḥammad, Tekke Turkomān, at Farīmān 915
470. Niches with painted stucco decoration, Madrasah of Khargird 915
471. Eastern aisle of entrance hall, ii, Ghāgha-shahr 915
472. Buttresses of terrace wall, north of quadrangle, Ghāgha-shahr 915
473. Rock island of Kōh-i-Khwāja, seen from east across Hāmūn 922