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| [Photo] 311 |
RUINED STŪPA BASE, F. VI, FARHĀD-BĒG-YAILAKI SEEN FROM EAST. |
| [Photo] 312 |
REMAINS OF STUCCO RELIEVO AND WALL PAINTINGS TO S. W. OF ENTRANCE OF RUINED SHRINE F. XII, FARHĀD-BĒG-YAILAKI. |
| [Photo] 313 |
REMAINS OF STUCCO RELIEVO AND WALL PAINTING ON N. W. WALL OF RUINED SHRINE F. XII, FARHĀD-BĒG-YAILAKI SITE. |
| [Photo] 314 |
REMAINS OF TEMPERA PAINTINGS AT SOUTH CORNER OF RUINED SHRINE F. XII, FARHĀD-BĒG-YAILAKI. |
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Sec. I
led to straight to the relics of deeply erv
ed to dating back to the time when the
In F. 11 the clearing of a dwelling-
only yielded only a few household imple
fragment of relievo all in hard white st
quarters of three-quarters of a mile s
a shrine consisting of a cella and p
and the small fragment of a B
romantic dwelling the clay walls h
miller quarters. Still further to the s
a Tati area; a small timber and wattle
was removed.
SECTION II—THE SHRINE F. XI
The shrine F. XII, remarkable both
ful. It was situated about half a m
light tamarisk-covered sand-cone, seen
had small ridges of close-set tamarisk
Desiccated meanders across strips of leve
and must have been built when the sa
ably ft. stood 30 feet above the level ma
the south foot of the cone. The to
ble. This height of sand had accumu
ed partially to preserve it. Its wa
m of clay, still rose to a height of
tion from about 4 feet. The little cell
who had made an entrance into it f
down and the cut-out head of a fema
ment harrowing. But the sand, fill
the north-west wall (Fig. 312), had fo
On clearing the interior proved to h
finally of a standing Buddha, now com
other standing figures in stucco elsewhe
The south-west walls retained the fres
was found still standing to the waist, a
who had stumbled away completely, sh
of a Bodhisattva, showed the hips and
the below and was ornamented with a l
ful sins. Above the missing feet th
north-west wall by the side of the entrance
portion of the legs with the feet survived (F
was exposed up to the height of the
and rich ornamentation in colours, ma
the groundcolour of the garment was a
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