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exactly due east of that portion of the Uzun-tati area which I revisited in 1908, and which Map No. 27.
D. 4 shows a little over 3 miles to the north-north-east of Ulûgh-mazār. The distance between the two
sites is just 7 miles on the map, and may be somewhat less, as the débris area of Uzun-tati is likely to
extend further east than actually surveyed. Thus there is exact agreement in the bearing and a very
close approach in the distance to support the identification of our site with Sung Yün's Mo. Assuming
the latter place was abandoned some time between Sung Yün's passage and the end of the sixth
century, we should arrive at an upper date limit for the site with which all the indications above
discussed—numismatic, archaeological, epigraphic—would agree remarkably well. The shrine F. XII
might have been built near the deserted site in the manner of Muhammadan Mazārs a century or
two later. After what has been shown above at length about the striking changes in the position of
the irrigable area to which the tract about Domoko is peculiarly subject,²² it appears both impossible
and needless to advance here conjectures as to the particular cause which may have brought about
this southward shift of the settlement to Khādalik and the smaller sites around it.

OBJECTS FOUND AT FARHĀD-BĒG-YAILAKI

F. 001. Fr. of decayed glass, iridescent. ⅝″׳⁄₁₆″×¼″.
F. 005. Terra-cotta spinning whorl. Hollowed base.
Top convex. Near base, two incised lines with row of

OBJECTS EXCAVATED AT FARHĀD-BĒG-YAILAKI

F. I. 001. Whisk-broom made of bundle of grass; for
similar type see Kha. v. 002, and Ancient Khotan, ii. Pl.
LXXIII, D. ii. 011. Length, 18⅜″.

F. I. 002. Whisk-broom with loop
for hanging up. Length, 18″.

F. I. 003. Bag made of skin of leopard's R. paw, with
claws. The flesh and bones have been removed without
cutting skin. 4⅛″×5″.

F. I. 004. Bundle of leather thongs. Width ⅜″ to ¾″.

F. I. 005. Piece of leather, prob. from shoe-upper, with
holes for stitches along top and at end. Coloured carmine
outside. 7½″×1⁵⁄₁₆″.

F. I. 006. Horn knife-handle broken in two; straight,
flat, with rounded edges; one end hollowed out for holding
shaft. (Length complete) 4⅜″×⅝″.

F. I. 007. Wooden toy bow and arrow. Bow roughly
made, bent, notched near ends; with hole in middle, in
which is loosely fitted an arrow thickened at head and
shaft end so that it cannot slip out, but moves up and
down. Length of bow 2¹⁄₁₆″; length of arrow 1⅜″.

F. I. 008. Fr. of glass from rim of white translucent
vessel, slightly rounded and with rim turned outwards.
1″×¹⁄₁₆″×¹⁄₁₆″.

F. I. 009. a-c. Three frs. of fabrics:
a. Yellow cotton (?) with three lines of green inwoven.
Rather worn, plain weave; warps and woof-threads run in
pairs. 7″×4⅜″.
b. Coarse white woollen (?) fabric. No pattern. Firm
and even in texture, plain weave. 6⅜″×1⅜″.

nicks between them. Round hollow of base, four incised
rays with incised dots between. Red clay, broken. Diam.
1″, h. ⅞″.

F. I. 0010. a-e. Wooden implements:
a. Stick with crutch end, carved in one piece; end of
handle pointed. Crutch cut from main limb, handle being
a twig. Possibly silversmith's hammer. Length 6″, length
of crutch 2¾″.
b. Stick with round flat nail-like head, bevelled to edge.
Possibly wheel-ruler for stucco work. Length 6¼″, diam.
of head 1⅜″.
c and d. Sticks sq. in section, pointed at tip, notched at
other end to form knob head on which bark remains.
Marking-pegs (?). Length 9¼″ and 8¾″.
e. Key of usual type, but very poor make; four peg-holes
arranged rhomboid fashion; only one broken peg left.
5¹⁄₁₆″×⅜″.

F. I. b. 001. Terra-cotta fr. of appliqué, bird's tail (?),
thin. 1¼″×⅜″׳⁄₁₆″.

F. I. b. 002. a-e. String of ornament frs.:
a, b. Two beads of blue paste. a barrel-shaped, b cubical
but with corners faceted. a ⅜″×⅜″; b ⅜″׳⁄₁₆″.
c, d. Two pieces of salmon-coloured coral (?), pierced
lengthways. c ⅜″×⅜″; d ¹⁄₁₆″×¼″.
e. Hollow boss made of bronze wire coiled in spiral.
Wire is of two twisted strands. Curl of hair off statue (?).
Cf. same in stucco, Kha. ii. x. 0010. ⅝″×⅜″.

F. I. b. 003. Glass ring, half of; triangular in section.
Both outer sides have slanting lines incised. Diam. c. ⅜″.

F. I. b. 004. Bronze strip, slightly curved; on convex
side has three rows of punched circles, five to a row.
Broken each end. ⅝″×⅜″׳⁄₁₆″.