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0709 Ruins of Desert Cathay : vol.2
中国砂漠地帯の遺跡 : vol.2
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[Photo] 318 ザリク峡谷の礫岩の断崖にある放棄された金採掘場.ABANDONED GOLD PITS IN CONGLOMERATE CLIFFS OF ZAILIK GORGE.
[Photo] 319 運び手として仕えているザリク族鉱夫の一団.GROUP OF ZAILIK MINERS WHO SERVED AS CARRIERS.

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of abandoned pits showed where many
had found their last rest. In the
Khitan rule, and of Yakub Beg the
, when the digging was carried on by
ragged gorge, with its inclement climate,
ore human misery than one cares to
all the desolate places of the earth to
ness has led men, this forbidding ravine,
some barren of mountains, with its amo-
haggard sensations, might well compo-

covery of this gloomy gorge proved of
ing our camp at a small grassy plot nea
, the present mining activity, sme
the sea, I managed with Lal Singh to
kkneck paths to the cañon-like valley of
(Fig. 320), and on subsequent days to
ments on a series of high spurs com-
the main Kun-lun Range northwe-
survey stations in full view of its cre-
an average height of over 20,000 fe-
up with theodolite, plane-table, in
uman, the greater portion of the s-
of wild mountain system containing th-
head-waters of the Yurung-kash. O-
ance of over sixty miles, we could se-
magnificent range of snowy peaks, risi-
and all clad with glaciers more extens-
er seen in the Kun-lun.
a to the south-west we could, fortunate-
a small group which had been trian-
ons earlier from high stations on t-
the north of Ladak, and this exact-
ion. I was all the more grateful fo-
the clear weather which had set in si-
clouds enveloped the glacier-cl-
Mus-tagh peak westwards which f-
a landmark for our surveys abo-

we thus climbed above Zailik the